Replacement for ASD Pizza needed

[Saintsabbat]

Howdy,

My bathroom light fixture has broken, somehow the screws holding the lid sheared off and the lid can't be closed.

It's an ASD Apollo Pizza 28W 2A 4pin (which appears to be discontinued) and it has a wiring system I'm unfamiliar with.

If anyone could recommend a suitable replacement I would be most grateful!

 

[Risteard]

Howdy,

My bathroom light fixture has broken, somehow the screws holding the lid sheared off and the lid can't be closed.

It's an ASD Apollo Pizza 28W 2A 4pin (which appears to be discontinued) and it has a wiring system I'm unfamiliar with.

If anyone could recommend a suitable replacement I would be most grateful!

I prefer an 18" deep pan super supreme with anchovies.

 

[conny]

Nah, got to be a Deep Pan Meat Feast!

To the Op, we really need a close up of the terminations in the choc block.

 

[Saintsabbat]

Hopefully this photo is better, thanks!

 

[dannyboi2003]

You could probably rescue that fitting by screwing some self tapping screws into whats left of the old plastic studs. If you do want to replace it then TLC sell a near identical one:

https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/TPR28WPHF.html

I would suggest you consider this LED fitting though, check your zones first to ensure its suitable to be used in your bathroom:

https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/LTPSW.html

 

[mikeyd]

I'm going to presume the chock block only has a neutral to the fitting and the CPC that looks like it's in with the blue wires goes behind to the metalwork.

There is nothing strange about the wiring, a few permanent live conductors looped through.
Is there anything else which switches on with that light, like another light or a fan? not that it matters but it would help paint a full picture.

 

[Saintsabbat]

Thanks for the replies.

Indeed there's an extractor fan which turns on when the light is switched on.

 

[aptsys]

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I'm going to presume the chock block only has a neutral to the fitting and the CPC that looks like it's in with the blue wires goes behind to the metalwork.

There is nothing strange about the wiring, a few permanent live conductors looped through.
Is there anything else which switches on with that light, like another light or a fan? not that it matters but it would help paint a full picture.

Looks plastic to me... Hope it's not connected to the neutral