Will the Bulb Catch Fire If Left On Continuously?

[SanAdelyn]

Leaving the bulb on continuously will not cause a fire. Keeping the lights on for an extended period is not prone to causing a fire, but it can easily lead to a drained vehicle battery. The capacity of a vehicle's battery is not very large, and prolonged use of the lights will deplete the battery's charge, significantly affecting the battery's condition and the vehicle's normal operation. The vehicle battery's capacity is primarily designed to ensure the car can start normally, as the engine requires sufficient power during the startup process. Once the engine is running, the power supply is entirely taken over by the generator. If the vehicle's lights remain on, the battery can become drained within a few hours.