• Avoid prolonged use: Limit continuous operation of the lamp to short durations as this product has not been stress tested for the effects of heat.
• Monitor temperature regularly: Check the lamp and surrounding areas for excessive heat build-up during use to ensure it doesn’t melt.
• Use appropriate materials: Ensure that all materials used are what have been listed in Hardware & Software
• Ensure proper ventilation: If you’re designing your own lamp, make sure to design the lamp with adequate airflow to allow heat dissipation and prevent overheating.
• Do not leave unattended: Always supervise the lamp when it’s turned on, especially during the initial usage period.
• Check electrical ratings: Since we’re working with electrical components, ensure that all electrical components are rated for the expected wattage and heat levels.
• Keep flammable objects away: Maintain a safe distance between the lamp and flammable materials.
• Label as a prototype: Clearly label the lamp as a prototype to remind users that it hasn’t undergone full safety testing.
• Test in a controlled environment: Conduct any tests in a space where fire hazards and electrical risks can be controlled. The last thing we want is you burning down your house!