Lets overheat a Tesla miracle heater core to see what happens @bigclivedotcom
Lets overheat a Tesla miracle heater core to see what happens  @bigclivedotcom
Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
As promised in the Tesla miracle heater video, here's what happens to the PTC ceramic heater core when the forced airflow is removed.

I would guess that in-situ the electronics would sense the high ambient temperature as "room temperature" and shut the heater block off. But in the event of triac failure or a processor crash that could still result in the heater being left active continuously. I prefer not to rely on active electronics and software as a single safety layer.



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