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Hi folks, does anyone have a pic or link to the current / up to date regs for bathroom lighting.

 

I can't seem to find two articles that agree! I'm fitting lights to a loft bathroom and tight for space and not keen on some lighting styles that comply with ip.... so trying to find out for certain what and where I can fit!

 

Many thanks!

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Zones 1 and 2 are still up to 2.25 metres high in my 18th edn book.

 

Here's the zone description from the book of words:

 

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  On 13/02/2020 at 23:21, Temp said:

Personally I'd go for a decent IP rated light over a shower even above the height limit.

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Plus one, get an IP67 Xtra low voltage LED Downlight which is also fire rated. You can have that in any part of the bathroom.

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  On 13/02/2020 at 23:25, Markblox said:

Plus one, get an IP67 Xtra low voltage LED Downlight which is also fire rated. You can have that in any part of the bathroom.

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Equipment which is both IP67 and ELV (SELV, even) might not be allowed in either zone 0 or zone 1 depending on other conditions. E.g., an IP67 SELV light designed for outdoor use operating off 80 V DC or 30 V AC would not be allowed in zone 1 unless the manufacturer's instructions specifically said it was suitable for such use.

 

All a bit irrelevant as the OP said they wanted to use a non-IP-rated light, anyway.

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Thanks folks appreciated all the comments, that youtube video is actually very good (for me)!

 

Can anyone confirm where I am best locating the fan isolator switch, i understand above door frame height?!

 

 

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  On 14/02/2020 at 09:44, Ed Davies said:

 

 

All a bit irrelevant as the OP said they wanted to use a non-IP-rated light, anyway.

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sorry maybe wasn't totally clear but will most likely need to use ip65+ but most of my first choice light fittings were ip44 or less so was just trying to clarify

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