goonergaz
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Wasn't quite sure how to put this...but essentially we have a downstairs toilet where (when fitted) the guy did something weird with the electrics and has the extractor and light connected together to the point that I can only have a 6.5w LED bulb...anything else and the extractor and/or light won't work.
It's a standard fitting (B22) and therefore easy to change to a different fitting, so my question is - other than paying through the nose for a leccy to inspect and re-wire to fix the issue, is there another solution I should consider? Could I change the B22 to something else or am I always going to be stuck with the same limitations in the end?
FWIW the current bulb is 470 lumens and a bit dim, looking around the best 'swap' I could find was 520 lumens.
As ever, thanks in advance for any input/advice
It's a standard fitting (B22) and therefore easy to change to a different fitting, so my question is - other than paying through the nose for a leccy to inspect and re-wire to fix the issue, is there another solution I should consider? Could I change the B22 to something else or am I always going to be stuck with the same limitations in the end?
FWIW the current bulb is 470 lumens and a bit dim, looking around the best 'swap' I could find was 520 lumens.
As ever, thanks in advance for any input/advice