Zone 2 Bathroom Lights
This Search Page displays all IP44 bathroom fittings suitable for zone 2. They also appear in their own dedicated categories Bathroom Wall Lights, Bathroom Ceiling Lights etc. Lights that meet the requirements of zone 2 may be used outside of zoned areas too. It just means that they designed for areas where they may be splashed by water.
White 12v IP65 Round Showerlight - Designed for MR16 Lamps
£7.14
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Simple Bathroom Opal Glass Wall Light With Pull Cord
£21.60
Practical Opal Glass Bathroom Lights for Wall or Ceiling
4 Products£30.00
Fixed Low Profile IP65 Advanced LED Fire Rated Downlight
7 Products£31.98
Surface Mounted Downlight IP65 - Wetrooms & Bathrooms
4 Products£39.66
Polished Chrome Single Spot Light - IP44 Rated
£40.31
Bathroom LED Colour Changing Downlight - IP65
7 Products£42.00
Bathroom Low Level LED Guide Light - IP65 Rated
7 Products£47.11
Square IP65 Rated Surface Mounted Downlight
4 Products£48.46
Adjustable Bathroom Colour Changing Low Glare Downlight
6 Products£53.00
Flared Glass Bathroom Wall Light - Acid Etched Shade
2 Products£62.99
Stylish Square Light - Wall or Ceiling
2 Products£95.09
Using electrical equipment in bath or shower rooms has always needed care to ensure safety. Now the IEE Wiring Regulations have revised particular zones within the bathroom to indicate what type of electrical equipment that can be installed.
The zones are identified from 0 to 3, with 0 being the wettest.
Zone 0
Lighting in a bath or shower which can hold water must be low voltage and rated IP67
Zone 1
The area directly above Zone 0 limited vertically to 2.25m above the bottom of the bath or shower. Lighting needs protection to IP44 or better, ideally with the transformer located in zone 3 or beyond. We suggest that only low voltage fittings are used in this zone. We do not recommend the use of 240v fittings in this zone but they may be used if a separate 30mA RCD is used to protect the circuit.
Zone 2
The area beyond zones 0 and 1, 0.6m horizontally and up to 2.25m vertically. Zone 2 also includes any window with a sill next to the bath. Lighting needs to be IP44 or better, or SELV with the transformer located in zone 3 or beyond.
Areas Outside of Zone
Previously this was referred to as "zone 3". The area beyond zones 2, 2.4m horizontally and up to 2.25m vertically. The regulations do not specify any IP rating number for areas outside of zones outside of 0,1 and 2 however we would suggest that any 240v lamp that can be touched with wet hands is excluded from this area.