Class 2 lighting

[sw-electrical]

Hi, can anybody recommend a suitable light for a kitchen ceiling that is Class 2.

The reason is that there isn't an earth in the lighting circuit. I know it should be rewired, but the old lady hasn't got the money and she is struggling to change the bulbs on her existing light. I was hoping to find an LED type fluorescent light in class 2 format.

Thanks

 

[DuaneMHunt1976]

Dont you just want one with no Touchable Metal Parts!

 

[Octopus]

try these guys maybe?

Double Insulated Lighting Ranges

 

[HandySparks]

I fitted one of these a while ago. Deltech Series 2000.

From memory, it had a two core flex hanging out of the top, so was presumably class 2. You need to fit a junction box above the ceiling to accept the flex, so easy in a bungalow, slightly more aggro if there's a room above. It was a pretty good replacement for the same length single fluorescent. Probably a bit brighter.

http://www.lamps2udirect.com/led-li...chant_centre&gclid=CMqbm62M08YCFfQatAod9ewNSw

http://www.mhelec.co.uk/deltech-led-range-2000-series-430-c.asp

 

[gnselectricals]

I usually fit fern Howard ice breaker halo 2ds about £40 from Eddys

 

[multimick]

I usually fit fern Howard ice breaker halo 2ds about £40 from Eddys

28 watt 2d high frequency ,fern howard £20 + from denmans

 

[sw-electrical]

28 watt 2d high frequency ,fern howard £20 + from denmans

I've been looking at the Fern Howard 2D fittings, none are stated as being Class 2. Is this correct.

 

[Farmelectrics]

a trip to your local whoelsalers is needed they will have a few i imagine

 

[sw-electrical]

Thank Guys