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Any know of any, both normal and IP rated?
Don't like the integrateds but struggling to find these...
Don't like the integrateds but struggling to find these...
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Forum Spa is a line of tiltable IP65 GU10 downlights. They might be helpful, but note though, they ain't fire-rated and you might need a fire hood to help.
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I've completed this job now!
That name rings a bell though - think I did fit some and found them a bit on-the-cusp of dropping out the ceiling which isn't optimal at any time but for a shower...
Anyway further understanding of part C reveals the whole thing is a dungshow anyway - part c fittings have a leakage value and rooms have an overall leakage value and compliance is largely impossible unless you have one downlight per 20 meters or something.
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