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My customer wants me to fit a light inside his commercial cooker hood so he can see that hes not burning the sausages. Trouble is, it gets very warm under there. Are there any special requirements for hot areas or can I fit a standard IP rated Batten and hope the plastic diffuser doesn't get brittle too quickly?

 
When you find a light please tell me. A restaurant i work on has a couple of the old Appleby type thick glass bulkheads and aluminium bases. The lamp holders are porcelain and they are wired in MICC. The heat still kills the light bulbs.

 
ah, I'll have a look in a bit,

a few years ago I fitted a load in a knackers yard, in the steam process area where it gets pretty HOT,

I know they were EX rated and wired in pyro for the heat resistance,

I'll try get some time and see if I can find something.

 
My customer wants me to fit a light inside his commercial cooker hood so he can see that hes not burning the sausages. Trouble is, it gets very warm under there. Are there any special requirements for hot areas or can I fit a standard IP rated Batten and hope the plastic diffuser doesn't get brittle too quickly?
bad chef always blames the light....

 
This may be the answer
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sorry to drag up an old, but been asked for same sort of light by a restaurant, its to fit under the canopy which gets very hot. any  suggestions of a fitting or where to look.

cheers wayne

 
ask wholesaler to drag out suitable fixing, they do exist but are hard to come by, and needless to say cost!. Old glass/ metal bulkheads are about the only easily available units  know of. Denmans normally have them in stock.

 
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