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Thank you Doc. I get what you are saying and I was planning to label the bulb holders very clearly so that if I ever move on and leave the fittings for new occupants it's really obvious to people if they need to replace bulbs. I was also planning to buy spare bulbs so if I did ever move I would...

I think I have covered the points that you raise in previous posts Andy. I'm not here for an argument.

I am fairly sure that if I complained I'd get a polite message asking me not to give them bad feedback and a refund. I have encountered this kind of thing before and we were aware when we bought it that this was a potential issue. As I said I will still report it to Amazon as not everyone is...

I know it should be double insulated Andy, but as I said in my initial post it is very obviously not. As per the link above, there are 12v GU10s that are CE certified and I would buy these - I wouldn't buy them from China or the US. People put 12v bulbs into 240v circuits all the time, with...

I do Andy yes, but I'm not sure how to upload them?   You can get 12v G10s, but as above only one supplier in UK and I suspect they will be the only ones CE certified. I don't think they're used much in the UK - they seem to be more common in the US...

Hello Geoff - I thought the same thing but after a few hours of researching and looking into possible solutions I found that they do actually exist. I could only find one UK supplier  and a couple that will ship from the US. I would probably purchase plenty of spares just in case though - as...

Hi, I am looking for some advice. I have purchased a chandelier spotlight form Amazon, but looking at it I think it's compliance with CE is dubious (there is no sticker). It consists of a metal hoop which houses 8 metal GU11 LED spot fittings. The hoop hangs via thin cables from the metal...