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A surface mounted switch and a tiny hole in the casing would be easy and cheap... but it would ruin waterproofing, which would make the bulb unsuitable for plac
by jarfil 7y ago
A surface mounted switch and a tiny hole in the casing would be easy and cheap... but it would ruin waterproofing, which would make the bulb unsuitable for places like a bathroom. That's probably too big of a market to lose just to simplify a reset procedure that will rarely be used.
- kalleboo 7y agoThe hole method become a problem when your only fixtures are embedded/in the ceiling and you can’t reach it. Some people will end up using a metal hairpin... next to an live, exposed Edison socket Some LED lights also get quite warm