PHS Downlight Hood Fire Rated

Fire Rated Cone for Recessed Lights

For safely maintaining a continuous airtight and thermal envelope around recessed downlights.

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The PHS Downlight Hood – Fire Rated allows for safe and efficient use of recessed downlights. It’s F-cap allows for insulation to be fitted against the hood, as well as above it, enabling a continuous airtight and thermal envelope to be maintained, and increasing the heating efficiency of the building space while also reducing the risk of surface condensation.

Recessed downlights represent a potential fire hazard, caused by heat loss and surface condensation. They should be installed at a minimum distance from insulation to prevent cold bridges in the thermal envelope which can result in surface condensation as the warm, moist, internal air condenses on the cold, uninsulated surface. The downlight is also likely to cause air leakage.

Applications:

All construction types.
Ceiling hoods for recessed downlights.

Features & Benefits:

F-Capped Flanged Fire Hood 30 minutes fire rated.
Tested for 50-Watt lamps.
Thermal test BS EN 60598 Section 12.4 and BS 476 Part 20.
IP6X dust tight.
Easily fitted – simply drop over light fitting and seal with mastic to form vapour seal.
Save energy by limiting heat loss into loft space.
Allows continuous insulation over lights.
Fully tested to prevent overheating.
Reduces fire risk by keeping combustibles away from hot downlight.
Rigid and capable of supporting loft insulation away from light fitting.
Greendeal Compliant.
PAS 2030 Compliant.
Energy Efficiency Partnership for Homes (EEPN) Compliant.
CITB – Construction Skills: General requirements and guidance for the installation of loft insulation – Compliant.

Colour	Neutral
Location	Internal
Size	240mm x 180mm
Material	Mineral Fibre
Bulb Power	50w max
Fire Rating	30 mins

Application

Installation Guide:

Prior to fitting, ensure that electrical wiring and components meet and are fitted to current standards, e.g; BS 7671 and/or IEC 60364. Check that all components are suitable to be covered and/or enclosed.
Turn off power at the meter, before working with electrical equipment. Clear the area around the downlight and clean any dust or dirt from the ceiling lining (plasterboard / air-tight membrane).
Apply a suitable primer around cone base (if required) which will be bonded to the substrate, allow dry.
Apply an intumescent sealant to the cone base.
Feed wires through the top of the cone and seal with sealant.
Fit the cone onto the substrate.
Allow sealant to dry before any further work is done around the cone.
Fit insulation where desired, including against and on top loft cone.