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Hi everyone,
Been fitting the cosmos eco from Screwfix, but more time-consuming as yiu can't loop in / out. What's you're best push in easy fit alternative...under 72 quid?
I use the lap cosmos. IP65, fire rated and dimmable. I've never had one fail. I keep a couple in the shed in case one does fail and screwfix don't sell them anymore.

They have 2 push fit connections for each of the line, neutral, earth and a spare, so I'm not too sure what you mean by 'loop in', as they are designed to take 2 cables, one in, one out.

Here's a picture of the inside
cosmos.jpg
 
You likely won't beat the price of those for a full integrated unit without going cheap ebay, but that's likely for a reason (though I've fitted plenty of LAP ones with not many comebacks).

Last job I did where I was definitely NOT going back, I used the Aurora EN-DLM981X ones - need to buy the lamp separately, but means tenants or handyman can change them.

Fitting about ÂŁ4, Bezel ÂŁ2.68 for an IP65 or ÂŁ1.26 for a non IP rated one - then a couple of quid for the lamp and you're sorted.

I think they do a version with push fit terminals and one without.

I'm going with the Luceco F-type for my current job, they seem well made and have a decent loop in/out terminal - 10.78 a pop at Toolstation and changeable bezels available so ideal for decorating, etc.
 

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