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Hi guys,I've got a small project of outside lights to do at my house. I've purchased led eyelid die cast bullhead lights due to install in my passage. I've a conundrum of what cable to use. I'm thinking of black uv protected black flex as the lights are black too , using whiska box. But I'm also thinking black plastic conduit which would maybe look better, be of course has its pitfalls with weather effect. I would love your profession opinion guys thanks.
 
Black UV tolerant flex is fine, PVC conduit can be troublesome externally as it requires expansion joints and regular maintenance to ensure it stays IP rated as it expands and contracts with temp' change... seen PVC conduit messed and warped so many times.
 
Thanx guys for the prompt replys. It will be black flex then, which would make the job a lot easier. With p clips I don't want too many holes in the brickwork or would drilling in the cement suffice?
 
Also the lights that I have operate with a microwave switch what height would u recommend as I don't want them too high so their out of range. Unfortunately no instructions came with the lights.
 
Thanx for the prompt reply guys, really appreciate it. With the p clips I don't want too many file in the brickwork, would drilling in the cement suffice. The lights operate with a microwave sensor, what would be a good height to fix on the walls , as I don't want them to be out of range? What's your opinion on microwave señor on external wall lights u can configure with dip switches.
 

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