Halo E44MR16RICAT 4 Inch MR16-PAR16 Housings
Mfg ID #: HALO-E44MR16RICAT
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Recessed 4" aperture new construction housing with integral step down transformer for use with low voltage LED or halogen MR16 lamps. Suitable for 2x6 residential framing or shallow plenum commercial construction and meets restrictive airflow requirements. Insulation must be kept 3" from top and sides of housing. Use with compatible Halo trims and MR16 lamps (by others) providing a broad range of trim styles and optical distributions.
Features of Recessed Halo E44MR16RICAT- Optimized for use with LED MR16 lamps
- Accomidates 3/8" to 1-1/4" thick ceilings
- Install in 3/8" to 1-1/4" thick ceilings
- Hinged junction box with MN wire trap
- Integral transformer, 120 in, 12V 10W output
- For use in insulated ceilings and airtight
- Wet location listed with lens trims
- Quick connect push-in wire nuts included
Product Files
Click for E44 Trim Full Overlap Spec Sheet 
Click for E44MR16RICAT Spec Sheet
Click for Halo E44MR16RICAT Instruction Sheet
Click for Halo Recessed / Edison Family Downlighting Brochure
Recessed 4" aperture new construction housing with integral step down transformer for use with low voltage LED or halogen MR16 lamps. Suitable for 2x6 residential framing or shallow plenum commercial construction and meets restrictive airflow requirements. Insulation must be kept 3" from top and sides of housing. Use with compatible Halo trims and MR16 lamps (by others) providing a broad range of trim styles and optical distributions.
Features of Recessed Halo E44MR16RICAT- Optimized for use with LED MR16 lamps
- Accomidates 3/8" to 1-1/4" thick ceilings
- Install in 3/8" to 1-1/4" thick ceilings
- Hinged junction box with MN wire trap
- Integral transformer, 120 in, 12V 10W output
- For use in insulated ceilings and airtight
- Wet location listed with lens trims
- Quick connect push-in wire nuts included
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