Downlights With Minimum Heat And Ceiling Recess

[electrics_new]

hi all,

I trust everyone is well.........

went to a job this morning and customer has had builders convert a downstairs store room under stairs into a toilet.

problem is the builder hasn't left much void in the ceiling (which is above a small landing on the stairs).

issue is customer wants downlights - i've left 1.5mm twin and earth for connections.

now due to size of void left i need to source some downlights which don't emit alot of heat and will fit into a small recess ?

Can anyone recommend some manufactures ?

Regards

 

[SPECIAL LOCATION]

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[Robin Laverick]

Hi,

These LED downlights have been specifically designed to fit in low ceiling voids (as low as 60mm) and run very cool. Output and colour is good too:

http://www.fastlec.co.uk/low-energy-led-downlights-scolmore-click-inceptor-fire-rated-led-downlights-c-1745_24_1307_2280.html

Remember your 'TEF' 5% Fastlec discount using "tef37854" in the checkout!

 

[electrics_new]

THANKS GUYS

 

[NozSpark]

How about a LED panel light?

Although most are for suspended ceilings I have seen some that can be fixed to a ceiling...even round ones

 

[binky]

or you could use led cabinet type lights - very low profile

 

[Doc Hudson]

THANKS GUYS

Do let us know what option you finally chose and try to get some photos to post on the forum.

Doc H.

 

[SLIPSHOD & SLAPDASH]

I converted my understairs cupboard to a toilet 10 years ago. The ceiling board was fixed direct to the stairs landing and only had enough room to get a couple of 20w-35mm lamps in, so the GU10 leds wont fit. With the little use that room gets i wonder how long it would take to recoup the 60 odd  pounds  the Fastlec ones cost.