Help with down light spots

[stevieboyracer]

Hello I am wanting some help in finding some down lights that will be suitable for a job i am doing. I need to fit some downlights in a PVC ceiling so obviously I don't want them getting too hot and melting the plastic. The customer says that led are too expensive. Also I need them to be suitable for zone 1 but the other issue I have is the ceiling will only be dropped just slightly over 4" so they need to be quite a shallow fitting and they need enough space to breath. Any ideas where I can get a suitable fitting. Thank you

 

[nickblake]

speak to your customer again regarding the benifits of LED IE. no lamps to change low running costs and not alot of heat , just give an idea approx saving per year per fitting is approximatly £18.00 and the halers have a 7 year warrenty

 

[stevieboyracer]

Hi thank you for your speedy reply. I totally agree with you but unfortunately he insists he doesn't want LEDs

 

[Guitarist]

Hi thank you for your speedy reply. I totally agree with you but unfortunately he insists he doesn't want LEDs

Insist he can't have downlighters then.

 

[ruston]

42w for six (approx) instead of 300w and about ten times the lamp life (if I remember right) no contest really.

 

[stevieboyracer]

There is no chance he will settle for LEDS. I have tried. I have fit some suitable ones before which were very low but fire rated too but I can't seem to find them now anywhere. Can anyone help. No LEDS though please. Thank you

 

[Silly Sausage]

Make a 300mm plywood cube with a halogen lamp fitted in a sheet of PVC on one side and let him leave it switched on for a few hours and watch the PVC melt.

 

[stevieboyracer]

That's why I want some that have a bit of heat protection. The ones I installed had like a rubber coating that took some of the heat away.

 

[Rauer]

What about cfl's

 

[Rauer]

I assume you know that if it's a bathroom the works are notifiable