Fire Rated LED Downlights
Halo RLFRC6FS 6" Round Fire Rated LED Recessed Baffle Canless Downlight, 1400 Lumens, 5 CCT Selectable,5% Phase Cut LE/TE Dimming, 120V
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The HALO RLFR Fire Rated Canless LED Downlights are safe, tested, and trustworthy fixtures that meet the latest fire rating construction codes with...
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Halo H350FR2ICAT 3" Fire Safe New Construction Housing
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3” Fire Safe Housing. 2 Hours Fire Rated Compatible Trims (Sold Separately): RL3059FSD2W1EWH RA3059FSD2W1EWH Features Housing Only. LED inte...
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Safety Assured: Certified Fire Rated Recessed LED Downlights
A fire-rated LED downlight is a special type of recessed lighting fixture designed to slow the spread of fire and smoke through the hole cut into the ceiling for its installation. These lights help maintain the integrity of a building's fire-resistant barriers, providing critical time for occupants to evacuate safely.
Key Features
These downlights incorporate several features to achieve their fire-resistant properties:
- Intumescent Material: Contains a material that expands when exposed to high heat to seal gaps and block flames and gases.
- Certified Ratings: Tested and certified to meet fire safety standards, indicating resistance time (e.g., 30, 60, 90, or 120 minutes)
- Durable Construction: Made with fire-resistant materials like steel to withstand high temperatures.
- Integrated LED: Utilizes LED technology, which generates less heat than traditional bulbs.
- IC Rating: Many are IC-rated, allowing direct contact with insulation.
Where Are They Needed?
Fire-rated downlights are often required by building codes, particularly in multi-story buildings, to prevent fire spread between floors. They are recommended in areas such as:
- Multi-family residences
- Commercial buildings and public venues
- Fire escape routes
- Ceilings that are part of a fire-resistant floor/ceiling assembly