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This seems silly. "Heating up the LEDs would help defeat the purpose of saving energy". Not if you only heat them when they need heated, which I imagine is tri
by mattmaroon 17y ago
This seems silly. "Heating up the LEDs would help defeat the purpose of saving energy". Not if you only heat them when they need heated, which I imagine is trivial to detect. Even then you've got a bulb that runs at the same energy usage during the winter as the rest, and then at a lower rate for 10 months per year.
- ajross 17y agoNot even "during the winter". You only need to run the heater during active snow or ice precipitation. That's what, a few dozen hours a year in most areas?
- mattmaroon 17y agoYeah I was just thinking temperature detection or just a schedule would be very cheap and easy to implement.