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Hello folks, wishing you all a very happy weekend.

I'm just about to buy some cable to wire a 36w T8 Fluorescent light Batten to a 3 pin plug. (I will use 3 amp fuses & 0.75mm 3-core flex).

As these lights can get quite hot: would it be an idea to buy a Heat-resistant Flex cable? Or would standard PVC Flex be OK for this?

Any advice would be much appreciated.

All the best.
 
A cooler running LED baton would make more sense!

But you can get heat resistant cable if concerned, such as this:
https://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/time-3093y-white-3-core-0-75mm-flexible-cable-10m-coil/910jy
 

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