Recessed light fixture for bathroom that supports BR30

7 years ago

I have LIFX lights in my house and I want to install a recessed light in the bathroom that also supports a LIFX BR30 bulb. This is so I can change the brightness and colour to change the atmosphere in the bathroom. I'd prefer to stick to LIFX bulbs as I have them in the rest of the house.

When I'm searching though I'm finding it difficult to find any light fixtures that support a BR30 bulb, I'm guessing because it's not a widely supported bulb in the UK.

The best I can find is a combined light fixture and fan is a Broan Nutone fan light, but I have no idea if this would in the UK and adheres to the correct regulations. It looks like I'd have to import it from the US thought.

Can anyone offer some advice on this?

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Recessed light fixture for bathroom that supports BR30

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