I bought a floating lamp,
I started building everything, when I noted that the holder doesn't had any holes to fix it on the roof.
This is a close up to the PLASTIC holder, only a small hole which is to keep a cable floating
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Sign up to join this communityI bought a floating lamp,
I started building everything, when I noted that the holder doesn't had any holes to fix it on the roof.
This is a close up to the PLASTIC holder, only a small hole which is to keep a cable floating
You take up the cable to the right length using the bracket in your last picture. Then you can pull the conical cover up. When I've used these, there's always been either (i) a little plastic screw in the hole you can see at the bottom of picture 3 or (ii) some form of friction clip built into the point of the cone.
This is not really an answer to your question but rather an observation that requires some attention.
The three areas highlighted are not legitimate electrical connections.