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Yes. Please can people just read the original question and try give me a helpful answer. LEDs are a no no and yes I know halogens get hot, thats why i want one that would be suitable like the ones i fit in the past that had a rubbery costing and yes i know it is notifiable. Just proper help please
 
If he wont take your guidance there is nothing else you can do . 35w is usually ok in decent quality plastic, what more can you do , thousands of downlights are in plastic ceilings. F rated for normally combustible surfaces although some plastics are fire retardant. Check with the relevant manufacturers.
 
I don't think you understand. That is not a type of light fitting or shop or website where I can order suitable fittings is it. I will explain again for you. In the past I purchased some halogen spots which had heat protection so it was suitable to mount in PVC. They were fire rated too but quite a small fitting so it was suitable to mount in small lowered ceilings and also zone 1. Please if any body knows where i can purchase some can you let me know. Now if you can't be helpful and maybe give me a link or tell me a shop which supplies them don't bother wasting my time. It's not big and it's not clever coming out with all these silly comments
 

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