Scolmore adds essential fire rated LED downlight to Inceptor range
New from Scolmore is the Inceptor Pico FG – a fire rated fixed integrated LED downlight which offers a cost-effective LED solution whilst producing an excellent light output for the power utilised. It is ideal for installations where the void depth is limited and fire rating is required.
As well a fire rating of 30, 60 and 90 minutes, Pico FG has a number of additional benefits. It is supplied with a pre-attached fly lead rather than terminals to make installation quick and easy, thus saving time on the job by the installer. It is also compatible with Scolmore’s new Insulation Support Clip, which allows installers to lay thermal insulation directly over the Inceptor Pico. The Insulation Support Clip creates a 20mm air space above the driver which allows air to circulate and cool.
Its 50mm profile makes the fitting ideal where the void depth is limited and it has an adaptable cut-out to fit apertures of between 70mm and 75mm in diameter. The height of the spring brackets has been increased to allow the product to be installed in ceiling thicknesses of 36mm.
The fitting is IP65 rated and, with an energy rating of A+ and an L70 LED lifetime of 20,000 hours, it requires zero maintenance and offers low energy consumption for the lifetime of the product.
For details on Scolmore’s full range of Inceptor integrated LED downlights, visit www.scolmore.com. Email sales@scolmore.com or contact Scolmore on 01827 63454.
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