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Got an extension to fit down lights into - can anyone please point me in the direction of the latest regs and guidance regarding this thorny issue
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What have you done with Murdoch?
We all know that downlights are available to be installed with insulation covering I don't think that you will be able to fit one with remote LED driver as it burns them out .How much of the insulation would you have to cut away?.I think that you will have to fit one with LED GU10 lamp however the danger is someone installing a 50watt gu10
In theory your going to have heat loss/cold spots hence why manufactures have developed downlights which insulation can cover I think that a lot will depend upon the exact construction detail.The insulation will likely be solid celotex/kingspan . whoever insulates leaves a gap .
In theory your going to have heat loss/cold spots hence why manufactures have developed downlights which insulation can cover I think that a lot will depend upon the exact construction detail.
As I posted a lot is dependant upon construction of the roof the joist depth and where the Kingspan/celotex sits etc.
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