What gland do I need for Lap flood light?
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Return it and get one that has all the parts and instructions included.
Clearly things missing from that one.
Clearly things missing from that one.
hopefully there is a gland I can buy from somewhere
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I don't think you'll find the bits you'll need. Buy another unit and keep what you have as a spare for when the first one goes. Mine lasted about 6 months.
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And make sure the box is empty before you throw the next one away
it wasssss empty!!!!!
Can you recommend any other brands?
Anything but LAP! Depends on your criteria. Steinel are a cracking brand.
https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/STONESA.html
but you probably want a west end product at east end prices.
LAP are absolute dung. But what you are looking for is supplied in the box. I know as someone bought some of those awful units for me to fit.
Steinel is amazing as mentioned - but extremely expensive. (That said, the unit linked to above is very modestly priced. Many Steinels are £200+VAT.)
Collingwood or Robus are a good bet.
Steinel is amazing as mentioned - but extremely expensive. (That said, the unit linked to above is very modestly priced. Many Steinels are £200+VAT.)
Collingwood or Robus are a good bet.
Was going to say, if you have not got the box for the existing anymore, then buy another, extract the bits you need, then return for a re-fund. "No mate, just a refund please, it was for my aunt's house* miles away and I had to get one locally and pay wickes prices...."
* Essential maintenance for security reasons, naturally
I meant take it back as faulty, missing bits, not didn't want it anymore. But maybe they end up back on shelf anyway! Best note the issue in marker pen on box...
hahaha! Thats exactly whats happend I guess!
I couldn't bring myself to do it tbh.
I will buy one of those better brands I think.
Is LAP ok for plug sockets, spurs etc??? I use those things fairly often.
ALSO,
is there a way to fit these in series so when 1 pir detects, they all light up?????? maybe I need a different post for this question?
I never accept anything which has an opened box.
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