Dull Men's Club
An unofficial chapter of the popular Dull Men's Club.
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I have 2 50ft strands I bought on clearance of LEDs, they don't create much heat either. So much so I actually used 40ft of one strand in a Styrofoam cooler that came from a Christmas present (food) as my incubator for chicken eggs. I ran the cord outside the box laid the round part in the box and pulled the end out until I got the temperature I wanted. 40ft of LED's in the box left me at 100f/37.7c. perfect for the eggs basically. Point being... They have been on for a year now without issue, use little electricity, and even in an insolated box, create fairly minimal heat.
Think I paid $15 on clearance for both sets at Walmart January 3rd or something.
The other I strung up at indoor decor that rarely gets used.