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AM, just to digress. it's standard practice to use red FP200, but is it obligatory? reason i ask is that i'm in the middle of an install and i'm about 30m short of cable, but i do have some white FP200, rather than having to buy 100m red,

not sure on that to be honest,never give it a thought if its fire rated its fire rated,id use it..
 
Another quick couple questions ( ive don nout on theses things ) can the smoke heads go on a slight angle because the stairwell ceiling is about 45o and is it also ok to join fp in a galv through box? Oh and one other thing, once ive finished is it as easy as turning the power back on and everything should be ready to go? Cheers guy
 
Another quick couple questions ( ive don nout on theses things ) can the smoke heads go on a slight angle because the stairwell ceiling is about 45o and is it also ok to join fp in a galv through box? Oh and one other thing, once ive finished is it as easy as turning the power back on and everything should be ready to go? Cheers guy

yes,yes and yes..but after power up smoke all the heads youve fitted to test them
 

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