HALO JB4CC 4” Concrete Pour Construction Housing, Fire Safe Solution

October 30, 2026

This versatile and durable solution is specifically designed for use with HALO Downlights, Adjustable LED Trims, and Surface Mount Fixtures, making it ideal for concrete construction applications. It meets rigorous industry standards, including UL514A and UL2043 certifications, ensuring dependable performance and compliance for even the most demanding projects. Additionally, it is CCEA certified, meeting Chicago Plenum requirements for safe and worry-free installation. Its construction is suitable for fire-rated ceiling applications requiring up to 2-hour fire protection, in full compliance with International Building Code Section 714. Delivering reliability and peace of mind, this solution is the perfect choice for your next project.

HALO JB4CC 4” Concrete Pour Construction Housing, Fire Safe Solution
  • Octagonal 4” junction box housing
  • For use with HALO LED Trims/Modules or Surface Mount Fixtures
  • Meets UL514A or CSA C22.2 No. 18.1. Metallic Outlet Box
  • Removable cover plate for easy access to electrical connections work prior to the concrete pour
  • Suitable for use in fire-rated ceiling construction that requires up to 2-hour protection per International Building Code Section 714
  • Meets CCEA requirements for Chicago Plenum
  • Suitable for AIR-TITE and wet locations based on the installed LED trim/module or surface mount fixture
  • Can also be used for ceiling fans or outdoor lighting (rated for loads up to 50 lbs)
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