IC means Insulated Ceiling. A non-IC can needs the insulation pulled back away from it so it won't overheat. An IC can may touch the insulation.
Recessed lights would be considered a penetration in the fire rated system.
IC recessed fixtures can be covered with insulation. Since insulation can be in direct contact with the fixture housing they reduce energy loss. The old type fixtures had to have a box of non combustable material built over the fixture for fire-proofing. Recessed fixtures have come a long way.
Yes. I am assuming this is a residential question. A better answer is...if the 8 recessed lights draw fewer than 16 amps together, it is good.
Yes you can, that is the easy part, you have to close the opening from 6 inches to 4 inches.
Yes, you can.
Yes. Recessed lights consist of two parts, the trim and the housing. The housing is the light fixture that is installed in the ceiling, and the trim is the light itself.
No, the fluorescent fixtures that are installed in dropped ceilings are also know as recessed lighting.
Well, it depends on the size of your kitchen and the watt of the recessed light. But I think if you choose LED recessed you don't have to own many of them. For my kitchen, I only use 6 of LED recessed lights.
Recessed lights would be considered a penetration in the fire rated system.
Canned lights and recessed lights are essentially the same thing, with "canned lights" being a colloquial term for recessed lights. Both types of lights are installed into the ceiling, providing a sleek and modern look. They are suitable for spaces where you want a clean and unobtrusive lighting solution.
Canned lights and recessed lights are often used interchangeably, but there are some differences. Installation: Canned lights are typically installed in a canister that is mounted above the ceiling, while recessed lights are installed directly into the ceiling without a visible canister. Appearance: Canned lights have a more traditional look with a visible canister, while recessed lights have a sleeker, more modern appearance as they are flush with the ceiling. Functionality: Both types of lights provide similar functionality in terms of lighting a space, but recessed lights may offer more flexibility in terms of direction and angle of light. Overall, the choice between canned lights and recessed lights will depend on the desired aesthetic and installation preferences for your space.
The recommended distance for installing recessed lights from the wall is typically around 12-18 inches.
A 1990 300zx headlight is recessed into the bumper. To remove it, first loosen the headlight bracket bolts. Unplug the lights and push the housing outward. Be careful not to ruin the weather stripping for the lights.
Can lights and recessed lights are often used interchangeably to refer to the same type of lighting fixture. Both are installed into the ceiling and provide a sleek, modern look. However, can lights typically have a more focused beam of light and are often used for task lighting, while recessed lights have a wider beam and are used for ambient lighting.
Yes, recessed shower lights are designed to be waterproof and safe for use in wet environments such as showers.
The number of recessed lights needed for optimal lighting in a room depends on the size and layout of the room. As a general guideline, it is recommended to space recessed lights about 4-6 feet apart for even lighting distribution.
The height at which you install recessed lights will depend on the size and intensity of the light fixtures. In general, for standard 6-inch diameter recessed lights, a ceiling height of 8-9 feet is recommended to provide adequate illumination and coverage. For higher ceilings, larger or more powerful fixtures may be required to achieve the desired lighting effect.