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Hi everyone,

The light located above a sink and mirror is outside zone 2. Shall we fit an IP20 or is still recommended an IP44?

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IP 20 or better.. if only for the fact that a pendant is unsuitable for the location due to steam condensing and running down the flex, even though it's out of zones, still get damp in it.
 

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