There have been articles lately about the new Apple Spaceship campus, about people walking into the glass walls and doors.
We had a grubby bathroom refurbed at the cabin. The bathroom is small and the new shower doors are clear glass, right next to the toilet. First time I peeded in the middle of the night, I whacked my head on the glass. It is very dark up here at night.
There is a light/vent thing in the shower, so I was thinking it would be cool if the light were on dim all the time.
So I need an LED spotlight that runs at low current; most do. Maybe the one already there would.
So I need to put an impedance across the switch for this light. It could be a resistor, a cap, or a series RC. But it has to be small to jam inside the switch box, and it can't get very hot.
A resistor could conduct 10 mA and dissipate a watt, which might work. Or I could use one of those high-voltage XY-type film caps. If the cap ever shorted, it wouldn't be a big deal... the light would just go on.
ps- It's 10F up here in Sunny California.