Yes, then that’s definitely OKApologies for not being clear in my previous post.
I meant that the same fitting type had been tested in 30, 60 and 90 minute ceilings separately and that the fitting therefore was suitable for all 3 scenarios.
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Yes, then that’s definitely OKApologies for not being clear in my previous post.
I meant that the same fitting type had been tested in 30, 60 and 90 minute ceilings separately and that the fitting therefore was suitable for all 3 scenarios.
HI, regarding surface mounting lights, Yes it would have saved a load of hassle, hindsight eh....Wow, thanks for the detailed reply. It still feels odd he can compell you to do extra work without the test standard to refer to. - Just making it up. I've been doing a lot of research on fire ratings, and I dont think it's well known how to interpret them. There is no fire test for lights! - Only fire tests for specific floors with the lights fitted. Were you tempted to fit surface mounted lights, which attract no fire testing criteria?
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