Reply to "Leaving the lights power on"

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Former Member posted:
Leaving lights unattended and powered on may present a slight fire hazard if a malfunction were to occur. Although the risk is generally low, it's a good practice to have fire safety measures in place, such as proper fire extinguishers and smoke detectors.

@Jingles8302 posted:
Hi, I would actually recommend using one or a few of these to handle main power control. https://obsidiancontrol.com/rp2 geometry dash
This way the fixtures aren't all running 24/7.
you would just DMX command them to power off, then turn off the console and everything's life span just went up by saving the fan from running.

As long as the lights are designed for continuous operation and safely installed, I think that leaving DMX lighting powered on is standard practice. Just take care with wiring and heat.

10/5/238:51 PM

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