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Open back downlight EICR code

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A trade association says that no fire hood fitted on an open back downlighter in a first floor ceiling with a room above, is a C2, and C3 when no room above, whereas a different trade association says no code required because it's not a wiring issue. So, which is it, code or no code?


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    This depends on the building - in a block of flats or a maisonette type with another dweller above, it will be compartmented, but as JP has said, in a normal semi or   terrace where up and down are under  one owner and therefore forms one fire zone, then no hood needed.
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    This depends on the building - in a block of flats or a maisonette type with another dweller above, it will be compartmented, but as JP has said, in a normal semi or   terrace where up and down are under  one owner and therefore forms one fire zone, then no hood needed.
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