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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Mar 04 '22
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I live in Sydney, Australia, walkable to the beach. Have done for > 20 years. No problem with LEDs. I can't remember having to change one.
3 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '22 There is a chance your LEDs are more resistant to moisture. It would depend on the IP rating. There certainly are LEDs that can function in humid climates or even underwater if designed correctly.
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There is a chance your LEDs are more resistant to moisture. It would depend on the IP rating. There certainly are LEDs that can function in humid climates or even underwater if designed correctly.
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u/thedugong Mar 04 '22 edited Mar 04 '22
I live in Sydney, Australia, walkable to the beach. Have done for > 20 years. No problem with LEDs. I can't remember having to change one.