The Ultras use the same amount of power as an incandescent but the supers use about 25%.
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It was. But the video gives a good answer for a pin with LEDs and without. Another reason to do this is you can put more pins on one electrical circuit before you run the risk of tripping the breaker. This can be a big deal for those with large collections or old houses.
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