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Fire Rated Electrical Accessories

Fire rated electrical accessories are a key part of a building’s passive fire protection strategy, designed to prevent the spread of fire and smoke through walls, ceilings and service voids. Without proper sealing, gaps around electrical boxes can undermine the performance of fire-stopping systems. Used alongside fire stopping products, they help reinstate compartmentation by addressing service penetrations, which is essential for compliance with building regulations and protection of life and property.

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Astroflame Fire & Acoustic Internal Socket Box Insert | Electrical Fire Stopping

Astroflame Fire & Acoustic Internal Socket Box Insert

Restore the fire rating of a wall otherwise compromised by apertures and gaps following the fitting of socket boxes, also restoring acoustic and thermal performance of the wall and its air-tightness. Easy to install putty pad alternative Single and Double socket sizes available Tested to BS EN 1366-3 for up to 120 mins Provides an...

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Nullifire FP333 Trunking Infill | Intumescent Fire Pillows

Nullifire FP333 Trunking Infill

Provides a permanent fire barrier within trunking boxes passing through fire compartment walls. They are of particular use where there are regular changes in cabling requiring frequent removal and replacement, for example in computer or communication installations. Up to 2 hours fire performance Tested en BS EN 1366-3 Integrity, insulation...

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Tenmat Electrical Box Inserts | 2 Hours Fire Resistance In Plasterboard

Tenmat FF130 Electrical Box Inserts

Designed to maintain the fire resistance performance of fire rated partition (stud) wall constructions where electrical back boxes have been installed. BS EN 1366-3 Fire Tested Fire Ratings of EI30, EI60, EI90 and EI120 Tested in Single Layer & Double Layer Partition Systems Tested in 75mm thick walls and greater Tested in “Twin...

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Astroflame Intumescent Fire & Acoustic Socket Box Cover | Electrical Fire Stopping

Astroflame Intumescent Fire & Acoustic Socket Box Covers

A pre-formed socket / switch box cover to provide fire and acoustic protection as an easy fit alternative to conventional putty pads. This one-piece socket box is available in sizes to suit most common single & double electrical boxes and restores and maintain fire insulation and integrity in plasterboard walls for up to 120 minutes....

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Protecta FR Graphite Plate | Intumescent Gaskets For Electrical Sockets

Protecta FR Graphite Plate

Single-component, self-adhesive intumescent plate designed to reinstate fire resistance in walls punctured by socket boxes. Suitable for flexible wall constructions with a minimum thickness of 75mm, including timber and steel noggins. Provides up to 120 minutes of integrity and insulation fire resistance. Expands under heat to seal socket...

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SikaSeal-632 Ablative Pads | For Use In Electrical Socket Boxes To Maintain Fire And Smoke Barrier

SikaSeal-632 Ablative Pads

Designed to be used on the inside or outside of electrical back boxes to maintain fire and smoke barrier where service holes are cut into dry lining and all types of fire rated boarding. Sika now offer a Fire Stopping Solution Finder - a useful tool when needing assistance on specifying fire stopping solutions Double and single-sizes...

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Fire Rated Electrical Accessories for Passive Fire Compartmentation


Fire rated electrical accessories play a vital role in preserving the fire resistance of compartments, particularly where electrical fixtures penetrate walls or ceilings. These fittings are frequently used in areas where services pass through fire-rated constructions, helping restore the compartment’s integrity and insulation performance. They are also critical when upgrading older properties or refurbishing buildings where modern protection standards must be met. Fire rated accessories work in conjunction with other protective measures, such as door upgrade kits, which are used to bring existing doors into compliance with fire safety standards. Together, they form a coordinated system to stop the spread of fire and smoke through common weak points.

The correct specification and installation of these components is essential. Their performance is determined not only by their tested fire rating but by their interaction with the wall, ceiling or surface into which they are fitted. Variations in wall types and construction materials—whether solid block or dry lining systems—require different installation approaches. All installations must be backed by manufacturer documentation, fire testing, and expert assessment to ensure reliability in a real fire. When installed correctly, fire rated electrical accessories significantly improve a building’s ability to contain fire and protect occupants during evacuation.

Fire Rated Electrical FAQs


Can I use fire rated pattress protectors in both solid and plasterboard walls?

Only if both wall types have been tested with that specific product. Installations must match test conditions.

Do fire rated electrical boxes require fire stopping products around them?

Yes, to reinstate the fire barrier fully, additional fire stopping products like sealants or gaskets are often essential.

Is certification required for fire rated electrical accessories?

While not mandatory, third-party certification is strongly recommended and often required on major projects to verify performance.

Can I mix different fire protection systems on the same wall or surface?

Mixing systems should be avoided. Each product behaves differently under fire, and untested combinations may compromise protection.