When installing halogen spots in the ceiling, what do i do with the insulation to comply with part p/building regs? Do a simply put a fire hood over them then replace the insulation over the hood, or do i leave the insualtion of completly? I've tried looking in the "electricians guide to building regs" but cant seem to find an answer.
Insulation behind halogen spots
- Thread starter ml1936
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no not the hoods, just keep the insulation well away from the fittings, at least 8-10" all round, inc. transformers if L.V.
if possible build a wooden box around the lights. fire hoods were £13 a go last time i saw, but there are only nessecary where a fire barrier is present (between flats and between a garage and habitable space).
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