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In article <Kzria.304$Na.28555554@newssvr15.news.prodigy.com>, 
wesk@prodigy.net mentioned...
> NOT TRUE!!!  First of all, if your house burns down, and if the insurance
> company finds that YOU built and installed the fixture, yea, they'll
> probably pay you.  But best of luck finding insurance on your future home.
> 
> Secondly, fixtures that are built from UL components does NOT make them UL
> LIsted....  HUGE difference.  Fixtures that are UL approved are TESTED... to
> make sure they meet code, and more importantly, to make sure they do not
> exceed the temperature parameters for the fixture type.
> 
> Anybody can put a socket in a V8 Juice can and call it recessed lighting,
> but voila the DIFFERENCE between 'that' and the 'real thing'...
> 
> Wes

I often work up in the ceiling pulling cat5 cable, and I really enjoy 
those recessed lighting fixtures.  They leak so much light up into the 
plenum that it makes seeing really easy.  Seems to me that they would 
let less light go upwards and make more of it go down.  But that's just 
the way it is.  Just another reason why we like to pull cables down 
hallways.  :-)


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