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Bathroom zone

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i Have recently had my loft converted into a bedroom with an en-suite, my issue lays there is very little room in the en-suite and from the floor to the ceiling is 1.8m , will 230v IP rated downlights be okay in there? Or will these have to be 12v?
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    Shame about the vomit!

    I can recommend KSR QR10 downlights which are IP65.  The driver is separate from the light which can be a help if space above is tight. The Collingwood H2pro 550 is also IP65. You can choose a wide beam angle which is sometimes better if there is limited height. I have no attachment to either company.


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    Shame about the vomit!

    I can recommend KSR QR10 downlights which are IP65.  The driver is separate from the light which can be a help if space above is tight. The Collingwood H2pro 550 is also IP65. You can choose a wide beam angle which is sometimes better if there is limited height. I have no attachment to either company.


    Dave
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