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When they done mine I drilled a hole under the soffit into the bedroom for them and housed it in a wall cabinet, next to it they put a smaller box, on that was a cat 5 output , i used that for my sky routrer and a phone output for a landline, i also needed a plug socket to power that boxes...

Thanks, yes them figures are on the website and it seems you order the colour you require, they are not colour selectable as far i know, because we have had a quote for the 6500k. version To me it seems 5000k or 6500k but due to access there currently to hard to take one down, the main labels...

Apart from contacting manufacturer is there a way of telling colour from the attached codes, thanks. It's a regor 6 fitting

There's memshield 1, 2 and 3 all different, memshield 2 used pods. I believe mem 1 and mem 2 were sold off to Kempston control who now make current stuff to fit

All i have seen whether right or wrong , mainly in ceiling voids passing through firewalls out of site is that fire rated mastic type sealer like sold in screwfix round the wires and often done by professional companies with there company sticker next to it stating its sealed so they seem confident

hagar J804 is a good box it has 4 cable entries with clamp restraints and 16 terminals better than wagos, 4 for each L N and E

Even connected correctly its not maintenance free so not suitable to be plasterboarded over

What is KISS ?

Not used personally but Google finds these. There is metal good lights about, ive moved now but i had some black metal lanterns that stated corrosion resistant and ten years on they still looked good

There won't be no markings all you have is the drawing on the ballast. Look at a similar 2 pin PL lamp, the L ( though via a ballast) and N are connected diagonally. Best consult instructions when you get it

looking at your pic them two plastic lugs to the right of the label look like the mounting clips for the starter holder Sorry maybe there the connection block actually

Starters are only integral with a 2 pin lamp.As yours is 4 pin its either running an electronic ballast that dont need a starter or has a starter behind the white plate

If your handy you can simply screw in a lampholder like this, cutting the brown and blue wires and connecting direct, then fit whatever lamp will fit

There was 2 photos with post 1 but now seem gone

The Starbreakers are normal width the wider ones were Polestar

Theres also a very rarely used green one

Yes thats fine,the 48w driver will run fine at just 24 watt, make sure the lamps you buy state they will work on DC like the ones you originally posted,

You just do the maths 8x3w or 8x5w which one is lower than the 30w driver shown ?. The driver W must always exceed the total lamp W

im sure when push fit first came out there was no grubscrew, just a tab inside riveted on that put pressure on the conduit