wafer lights

[letgomywago]

I just got informed by an inspector on the rough inspection that he is going to enforce that impossible requirement. One of the things my builders like about the wafers is straddling the joists and headers. We have to run EMT here, no romex (Chicago area) but we can use 6' Greenfield whips. We already had one town outlaw FMC for recessed lights, so we went back to cans there. May have to do that in this town as well.

Well they're not really made for hard piping wiring methods. I'd either go to a low volt type or stick with the old school cans. They make some nicer shallow ones now even down to 4 inch depth

 

[Mark E.]

Well they're not really made for hard piping wiring methods. I'd either go to a low volt type or stick with the old school cans. They make some nicer shallow ones now even down to 4 inch depth

I haven't seen the 4" cans yet. Who makes them?

 

[Little Bill]

I haven't seen the 4" cans yet. Who makes them?

@Mark E.
What is your occupation?

 

[Mark E.]

@Mark E.
What is your occupation?

I am an electrical contractor. Yours?

 

[Little Bill]

I am an electrical contractor. Yours?

Please update your profile to indicate that.

 

[letgomywago]

I haven't seen the 4" cans yet. Who makes them?

It's halo if I remember correctly but I don't have a part number. I saw a part number on here about a year ago and l looked it up and was glad to see they make them.

 

[letgomywago]

I haven't seen the 4" cans yet. Who makes them?

Found these at the supplier that fit into an octagon and I think you'll want to look at them in Chicago land. They don't fit 3o mudring but do in a 4o mudring.

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