Earthing A Class 1 Light......

[mosaix]

Looks like I've answered my own question:

http://www.lightsuk.com/product.aspx?id=10051&categoryid=212

Thanks for the advice everyone.

BTW what would be the average cost of a test and inspect for a four bedroom house in Shropshire?

 

[Adam_151]

I can't say for certain, but I'd reckon something like this would probably be class 2: http://www.screwfix.com/prods/65470...ing-Lights/White-Rim-Bathroom-Flush-60W-IP44#

Certainly, you can get class 2 SELV supplies for ELV downlighters, so that might be an option

 

[aptsys]

These (http://www.screwfix.com/prods/20146...-Energy-Downlights/Halolite-CFL-Downlight-18W) are double insulated. If you fit the glass diffuser they are IP44, and give a very nice spread of light. Electronic gear too

 

[nozspark]

As you have no earth in your lighting circuit you should have no class 1 fittings at all (that includes light fittings and switches) on that circuit.

For class 2 fittings try

www.double-insulated-lighting.co.uk

Some even look to be class 1!!