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Mounting lights on trunking

Baldyhugh
Hi


A customer of mine has asked me to fit some lights on an existing job that I am currently in the middle of. I have a 3x3 galv trunking suspended at high level and was considering mounting a few 5 foot led vapourproof fittings directly to the underside of the trunking. It would be the simplest way that I can see but have never done it like this before and was wondering if it was an acceptable method. 


thanks
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    I’m going to be wiring it in singles so will probably exit the trunking with a short length of the ribbed flexible conduit with the screw on glands into the side of the fitting, so a stuffing gland will be out of the question. This should hopefully maintain the ip rating

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