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Replacing a faulty MR16 downlighter
Hi
A MR16 12V halogen downlight has failed in a kitchen of my relative. Checks with a meter suggest that the associated transformer has failed. The transformer is dedicated to that light fitting and the transformer/light fitting was manufactured by JCC. I am undecided whether to replace it with a similar unit or to do away with the transformer completely and fit a 240V led GU10 unit. I have two questions: 1) Which course of action would you recommend? 2) Am I allowed to do this by Part P, given that I am not a qualified electrician? And am I correct in thinking this work is non-notifiable? Thanks David |
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