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magicarpet

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4. Yes,... base down allows the heat to vent up and away from the metal base where all the negative and positive,...

Reply to LuckyCharms (Reply #2)

Thu Apr 10, 2025, 10:59 AM

Apr 10

.... electrical connections are located. You do not want those connections to "cook". Is helps greatly to increase the longevity of the light bulb's service time so premature burnout is avoided.

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Answer: LuckyCharms Apr 10 #1

Thank you Marthe48 Apr 10 #3

EDIT TO ADD: LuckyCharms Apr 10 #2

Yes,... base down allows the heat to vent up and away from the metal base where all the negative and positive,... magicarpet Apr 10 #4

Edit to add,... magicarpet Apr 10 #5

Thanks for the idea Marthe48 Apr 10 #7

Might I suggest a toggle switch that is actually a dimmer swigch built in. magicarpet Apr 10 #9

Some safety warnings are purely CYA warmomhs Warpy Apr 10 #6

Oh memories! Marthe48 Apr 10 #8