pianotuna wrote:
The cord will heat. Best practise is to not use it coiled. Use an IR thermometer and "shoot" it to see if the temperature is outside your comfort zone.
The cord will NOT heat unless you exceed the current rating or have a bad connection at one end.
"Anything outside your comfort zone" should be anything more than slightly warm to the touch. No thermometer required.
IF it is more than slightly warm you need to find the cause and fix it. Coiling will NOT be the reason and will NOT be the fix.
