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Under-cabinet lighting above sinks- - safety regulations?
Does anyone know what the regulations are regarding the fitting of
miniature/small lights under cabinets which are above - or near - the sink area? Presumably, the low voltage (say LED and halogen) one are OK, but do they need to be driven by a 'proper' isolation transformer, rather than some not-really-isolating switchmode gizmo? And what about those running directly off the mains (say low wattage halogens and fluorescent)? What can be used which conforms to the latest regulations? -- Ian |
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