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Pro
Trade: Electrician
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Bucks County, PA
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4" Ic Remodel
Who makes a 4" old work IC can ?????
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DGR,IABD
Trade: Electrical; Commercial and Residential Service
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Central PA
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Re: 4" Ic Remodel
Pretty much everyone, but I happen to prefer Progress. Please, please, please stay away from Emerald, Commercial Electric, Cooper and Elco 4" old work recessed cans. They're all the same can, rebranded under several brand names, and they're absolute junk. Stick with something good like Progress, Juno, Halo, or Lightolier.
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listen twice talk once!
Trade: electrician
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Location: Orange county California
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Re: 4" Ic Remodel
I have never seen a 4" remodel can in an IC model. As far as the others I recently looked at elco and commercial electric cans side by side and there are no similarities that I can see. Both 6" remodel IC and they looked like to different products to me.
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listen twice talk once!
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Re: 4" Ic Remodel
Hey MD I do not doubt you can prove me wrong, but can you get a part number or pic? Personally when I put 4" cut in in an attic I go up there and box out a area away from insulation. And I get service calls regularly because "My 4" can is going on and off all all day".
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Pro
Trade: Electrician
Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Bucks County, PA
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Re: 4" Ic Remodel
I know ive been all through the liteoler catalog and i cant find one.
plenty of non ic but no ic. Besides not being able to find one, I would REALLY like to know why.... |
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Re: 4" Ic Remodel
Pardon my ignorance, but I thought
that they're all IC now. That's why it takes a magnifying glass and a bottle of aspirin to read the sticker to figure out what bulb to use.
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DGR,IABD
Trade: Electrical; Commercial and Residential Service
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Re: 4" Ic Remodel
The Progress 4-inchers are dual rated. Just gotta look at the chart inside the can for the max lamp wattage for a certain trim. Their catalog, oddly, lists it as non-IC, but they are dual rated. I've used them many times.
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DGR,IABD
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Re: 4" Ic Remodel
Here's one for instance. The Elco 3" RR302W is the exact same can as the Emerald/Commercial Electric PM320W. The part number for many of the one's that are darned close are even close to the same. By the way, depending on which Elco 6" remodel can you looked at, there might have been a difference. There are several of them.
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Re: 4" Ic Remodel
Good luck finding one I tried to find one a few years back with no luck
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Registered User
Trade: Lighting
Join Date: Jun 2009
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Re: 4" Ic Remodel
Our 4" (3 3/8" opening) IC remodel CFL Low Energy fixtures have been very popular.
twicebright.com/120v/SL12011.asp |
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Service & Repairs
Trade: Electrician
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Rahway, New Jersey
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Re: 4" Ic Remodel
Dude, you can't hyperlink the thing?
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Join Date: Feb 2005
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Re: 4" Ic Remodel
You all thought ole MD was slipping on the 4" IC deal, and all the while he was just baiting you to see how many of you would say something. You have to get up mighty early to get ahead of MD.
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Re: 4" Ic Remodel
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