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TEN?! You wont need ten. Trust me. Unless your bathroom is the size of my house.
I strongly suggest you daisychain the lights. IE. wire them so the cable goes from one light to the next, and so on, to the last. This also keeps the connections accessible, which they must be. Leave plenty of slack in the cables.
Read about Part P. This work is legally notifiable to your building control under part p of the building regulations. Soz.
As these are mains voltage lights, read here: http://www.diynot.com/wiki/electrics:lighting:lamps:gu10
I strongly suggest you daisychain the lights. IE. wire them so the cable goes from one light to the next, and so on, to the last. This also keeps the connections accessible, which they must be. Leave plenty of slack in the cables.
Read about Part P. This work is legally notifiable to your building control under part p of the building regulations. Soz.
As these are mains voltage lights, read here: http://www.diynot.com/wiki/electrics:lighting:lamps:gu10
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