Bathroom light-fitting spots.
- Thread starter Bazdaa
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If jets of water are likely to be used for cleaning (unlikely on the bathroom ceiling in your house!) then IPX5
Otherwise, whatever you install in zone 3 just has to be suitable for the conditions that are likely to occur where it is installed (which is a general requirement in the regs for anything anywhere anyway), slightly vague, but quite a few things in the regs are
Otherwise, whatever you install in zone 3 just has to be suitable for the conditions that are likely to occur where it is installed (which is a general requirement in the regs for anything anywhere anyway), slightly vague, but quite a few things in the regs are
Given that the requirements become less onerous as the zone number increases, if a light is suitable for Zone 1 then it must be OK for Zone 2 or 3.....Bazdaa said:
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What lighting?
Oh, that one.
No, you can't.
No, you can't.
It all has to be outside of the bathroom.
Frankly I no longer care to try and wade through all your "no what I meant" corrections to try and work out what you mean.Bazdaa said:
But I think your understanding of which zone is which might be AAF.
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