Energy saving lights question minimum requierment

[i=p/u]

cant see ythe cow and lamb being extinct, hungry hers

 

[cfsfire]

so is the general thought fit the gu10's? Just had no idea about this part L crap until today have no idea how forcefull building control can be in regards to making you have low energy fittings

 

[i=p/u]

would be interesting to know how forcful they would , any exppierience anyone or is it potluck

 

[Richard Burns]

Someone I knew had a set of low energy lamps just for Building control inspections once it was done, back in go the old lamps and got the CFL's for the next job!

 

[cfsfire]

In the end i went for http://www.fastlec.co.uk/jcc-fireguard-15w-matrix-low-energy-downlight-p-6503.html didnt pay anywhere near that price but a very good unit with excellent light, went back to the pub later in the evening for further inspection and found they had one in the entrance lobby. Quite impressed with the unit alot larger than gu10 style downlights but perfect for what i needed. Also fully part L compliant as you can only fit energy savings lamps.

Cheers for your help guys