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Hi, I have been asked to install some lighting in a commercial cooker extract canopy as they can’t see while cooking. The existing ones there are glass and have cracked, also don’t give off much light. My concern is the heat as it’s very hot where they want them mounted.
I was just wondering if anybody had any experience of this before and could recommend anything. Didn’t know if using FP and some type of intrinsically safe fitting would work.
Thanks in advance for any replies..
 
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