Fire rated down lights ?

[The apprentice]

Hi there fire rated down lights in a dropped false ceiling with no insulation and 2.5 watt LED lamps in cladding in kitchen with room space above not part of bs7671 but coding opinions if we do for safety ?

 

[Midwest]

I don't quite understand your question, the grammar not technical aspect?

 

[DPG]

Hi there fire rated down lights in a dropped false ceiling with no insulation and 2.5 watt LED lamps in cladding in kitchen with room space above not part of bs7671 but coding opinions if we do for safety ?

If they are fire rated then what is the issue?

 

[The apprentice]

If they are fire rated then what is the issue?

They are not fire rated but have low wattage gu10 2.5 watt lamps in them on pvc cladding in a domestic kitchen with a room above would you still fire rate these under no thermal damage visual what so ever

 

[DPG]

They are not fire rated but have low wattage gu10 2.5 watt lamps in them on pvc cladding in a domestic kitchen with a room above would you still fire rate these under no thermal damage visual what so ever

Is this in a standard domestic dwelling, or separate flats?

 

[The apprentice]

Is this in a standard domestic dwelling, or separate flats?

Standard domestic dwelling up and Dow stairs lights on both up and down

 

[James]

Do the lights penetrate any fire barriers?

 

[The apprentice]

Do the lights penetrate any fire barriers?

Not that I have visualised they are on a suspended ceiling

 

[DPG]

Doesn't seem to be an issue?

 

[The apprentice]

Not that I have visualised they are on a suspended ceiling

Some are in plaster board ceiling in bedroom in attic space

 

[Midwest]

I'm not sure what questioning I'm answering, but as most down lights now are manufactured as Part B, E (& vapour), generally cheap as chips, seems no reason, why to fit anything else?