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![]() "Lobster" wrote in message ... This has to be an FAQ but sorry, have trawled around but can't find the answer! SWMBO has decreed that the refurbed bathroom will be illuminated with downlighters; I'm going for LV ones. Question is, do I need special IP44-rated ones for those going in the ceiling (as opposed to the shower cubical)? Ceiling is 2.2 - 2.4m high (so Zones 2 and 3?). I suppose what I'm unclear about is whether it makes any difference using LV rather than 240V lights? Thanks David As long as you are in zone 3 ... then normal LV lights are OK. Zone 3 is a height greater than 2.25m form floor level and at least 0.6m away form a bath etc. All of my lights in the house go through an RCD anyway (100mA). Rick |
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