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The spammer made perfect timing of this as I am also after someI guess this will do, just seems surprising to me that 240 volts are allowed in the shower.
0.6W 230V LED IP65 Mini Ground Light 6000K with 3 Interchangable Heads
Mains 230V - no need for a transformerwww.cef.co.uk
... I want to stick mine in the shower floor, so if i understand correctly, they need to be suitable for Zone 0 and IP67. Do the CEF ones linked give that? Can't see it mentioned.
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What's the replacement strategy if they fail?
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I hope he's finished it by now.
I've still got to wire up the overhead body dryer, plumb in the the underfloor heating and design / install the auto change, magazine fed toilet roll holder.
Oh and plumb in the towel rail and the electric toothbrush holder charger.
Plus permanently wire the jet bath.
Other that that it's all done.
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These ones are definitely no good for the floor, just held in by spring pressure.The spammer made perfect timing of this as I am also after some
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Ideally something like a waterproof sleeve or 'backbox' which is bonded and sealed in. The light is then 'waterproofly' housed in this.
Is that a word
I've seen them in the floor in showers in various pics of setups, but no reference to the supplier/manufacturer.
I wouldn't want 240v lights in a shower floor, I would go for 12v with the driver located in the loft above, (if that's possible) if not fit a box outside the bathroom and a blank plate to cover it.
If you use 20mm plastic copex to feed the light from the driver it would be possible to replace the led driver or light if either fails.
I've also run led strip etc in bathroom up to the ceiling and placed the driver behind a downlight to allow access so they can be replaced.
12v light link below.
If you use 20mm plastic copex to feed the light from the driver it would be possible to replace the led driver or light if either fails.
I've also run led strip etc in bathroom up to the ceiling and placed the driver behind a downlight to allow access so they can be replaced.
12v light link below.
A man's work is never done, have a trip to the pub instead!
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Is that a word
"That" is definitely a word. Waterproofly however, I think not.
