Spotlights under stairs

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I have searched and surprised I can't find this, so apologies if have missed a previous thread.

Have a wooden staircase am about to board underneath with 9mm ply.

Wish to fit 2 spotlights in to the ply and void in two of the steps. Even if using LED lamps, is that enough for heat issue / dissipation?

Thanks
John
 
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Despite heat dissipation issues, Most downlights have a depth of several inches. Is there enough clearance, Clarence?
 
Don't forget the cable run.
Makes sense to build in a conduit of some sort that complies with safe zones etc
 
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The cable is clipped to the back although can put in plastic conduit if you think it should be.

Yes enough depth as will go exactly in the centre of the gap.
 
I have a kitchen that extends in to the hallway, the last item of the built-in cupboards is a tall fridge freezer. Then a relatively small gap with one spotlight from the ceiling and then the underside stairs starts shortly afterwards. So these two spotlights will properly light up that void, to about halfway down the understairs run.
 
I have done the arc and beam calculations and together with other lighting will be fine, if of course I can actually position then as originally mentioned in my original questions without any safety issues/concerns.
 

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