Why? You won't set the sky on fire.
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- Thread starter londoner1
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Particularly with a 164' air gap and then 328 feet of insulation.
Has to comply with building regs.
That is not correct. Fire-rated downlights are only required if the ceiling is a fire barrier. eg the ceiling of a garage, or if it is a fire-compartment of an apartment, etc.
Which don't require fire rated unless there is a dwelling above.
The ISS doesn't count as a dwelling.
Would you install non firerated lights in your home?
But it could set fire to the roof structure,
Any light that overheats could do that. Fire-rated lights are no less likely to cause a fire, they are only intended to maintain the integrity of a fire barrier.
Yes, of course.
But would you install them on the ISS?
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