"Jimboat" wrote in message
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I have a new home construction with an insulated cathedral ceiling.
Should I be hesitant to use the ICAT recessed lighting housings? I
know the literature says they are ok for insulated ceilings, but I've
also heard that teh heat-overload sensors can repeatedly kick-out if
the housings build up too much heat? Since i can't easily get to the
ceiling after installation, it has me worried. Is this really a
problem?


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Jimboat

Why not put compact fluorescent reflector lamps in the fixtures? The heat
generated is substantially less than with incandescent bulbs and you won't
have to replace them as often.

Use Energy Star approved bulbs though. That way you have some assurance of
rated life, color, light output, etc.

TKM