90mm Cut Out Downlights

[mackatoon]

Hi guys. I went to a property yesterday as one if the current downlights burnt out and damaged the circuit. However when I took out one of the downlights I noticed how big the cut outs were ..90mm. They were in fact too big for the lights actually in there.

Can anyone recommend some Fire Rated downlights that would fit a 90mm cut out? They need to be IP44 as there going in a bathroom out of zones.

Cheers

Andy

 

[Soi disant]

Do they really need to be fire rated?

 

[Zerax]

What about Aurora Enlite EN-PL06B ? Big enough certainly, but no idea about being the fire rated.

 

[telectrix]

ansell do an adaptor bezel to fit up to 120mm (or 140mm. can't rmemember)

 

[mackatoon]

Do they really need to be fire rated?

Well not necessarily but I always just try to fit fire rated nowerdays. I told the customer beforehand that they would be. However this was before I saw the cut out size

 

[mackatoon]

What about Aurora Enlite EN-PL06B ? Big enough certainly, but no idea about being the fire rated.

I'll take a look thanks ?

 

[UNG]

Recently used a few of these Multi-Fit Downlight 12W 4000K 1020lm, 65-160mm cut out, Non-dimmable | Integral LED - https://integral-led.com/products/downlights/multi-fit-downlight-12w-4000k-1020lm-65-160mm-cut-out-non-dimmable on a couple of jobs with 100mm holes in the ceiling

 

[mackatoon]

Recently used a few of these Multi-Fit Downlight 12W 4000K 1020lm, 65-160mm cut out, Non-dimmable | Integral LED - https://integral-led.com/products/downlights/multi-fit-downlight-12w-4000k-1020lm-65-160mm-cut-out-non-dimmable on a couple of jobs with 100mm holes in the ceiling

Cheers buddy. I'll take a look

 

[Electric Magic]

Integral LED Evofire Fire Rated Downlight 70-100mm

For safe, stylish and reliable lighting that's easy to install with a 70-100mm cut-out, this Integral LED EvoFire fire-rated downlight is the perfect choice. The ultra-thin 1mm bezel fits flush against the ceiling for a discreet and attractive finish, while the canless design helps the lamp run...

www.toolstation.com

 

[brianmoooore]

90mm hole isn't that big. Fitted a couple of JCC GU10 cans on Monday that specified a 85mm hole.
Try looking at tiltable fittings, rather than standard ones. These usually need a larger hole, and is what I normally use, for the simple reason that I can get my hand through the hole to find the cable left there in first fix.