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Lights, extract fans all need to be 12v. Look into bathroom zones for more info on moist and wet areas etc (zones)ip64 65 etc.
The onsite guide will tell you all you need, then you know you are right. A lot of people (not on here I,m certain) will miss guide you but you onsite guide won't.


Do you own an onsite guide, and if so have you read it?
 
apologies to all for what my post #4 now says. it's not what i posted, the pc gestapo have altered it to an irrelevant word which i need to look up. i think it relates to something women suffer pain to make their bits bigger.
 
apologies to all for what my post #4 now says. it's not what i posted, the pc gestapo have altered it to an irrelevant word which i need to look up. i think it relates to something women suffer pain to make their bits bigger.

Behave yourself, your old age and dementia will only get you so much slack:smile5: It's only the fact that you have to drive an Hiace everyday that I show you special treatment.
 
fittings are fine, but change the lamps ( or bulbs, if you like) for 5 or 6 watt GU10 LEDs in cool white..

edit. don't know why that link appeared. ignore. has dan got shares in amazon?
 
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