4” to 6” Fire Rated LED Housing Cans for New Construction are one of our most popular items to date.

MAIN FEATURES INCLUDE
  • UL Listed
  • Airtight
  • 2-hours fire rated
  • Suitable for damp locations
  • Different sizes: 4" to 6"
  • Different styles: Shallow and regular

The main reason these recessed housings are so popular is because they are designed to meet strict fire safety codes in commercial and residential applications in California/Los Angeles and other parts of the United States. Using a fire-rated downlight can significantly decrease the time it takes for a fire to spread compared to a non fire-rated alternative. .

Our Most Popular Fire Rated Cans

4” Fire Rated LED New Construction Cans

$ 38.90

6” Fire Rated LED New Construction Cans

$44.99

4” Shallow Fire Rated LED New Construction Cans

$43.99

6” Shallow Fire Rated LED New Construction Cans

$49.99

Browse our Full Selection of Fire Rated Housings Here

 

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