Keeping the exterior of the light at a constant temp should have no big effect on the max amps drawn. The thermal regulation is there to reduce amps so you don’t burn yourself. Secondly is maybe to keep the led and driver from burning up. So it depends on what you mean. In a 30 to 40 second blast on turbo the amps it draws is mostly from electrical things*, not from temperature. If you keep it cool then you can draw the same amps over a longer period of time which I guess you can call “more amps”.
I’m not real sure what your asking here. Sorry. :partying_face:
- by “electrical things” I mean the battery, leds, driver, led wire, springs, etc… Of course the led gets hot and that reduces it’s output and the battery gets warm which might make it put out a tiny bit more amperage. The springs might get really hot and add resistance which reduces amperage, etc… so regardless of the lights exterior temp, there are a lot of temperature related things going on inside the light which can effect the amount of amps that get drawn.