Hahaha very true !Originally Posted by Isetech
You know what they say, a change is as good as a holiday
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Hahaha very true !You know what they say, a change is as good as a holiday
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AC/DC only have a couple grey ones left, I bought 80% of their stock.
Fitted them last night and they were a perfect fit with actual separation between the breakers for the the essential and non essential. The best part is I can drill holes and fit leds of different colours, instead of buying din led's for power indication.
R3 bucks for the blank, a couple cents for the resistor and a couple cents for the led's. We have power indication for the DB.
If you are driving the LEDs directly from the mains, then I suggest you use a Diode (1N4007) in series with the correct resistor and LED, as the reverse voltage on the LEDs are very low, so every negative mains cycle the LED junction is stressed if you do not use a diode in series.AC/DC only have a couple grey ones left, I bought 80% of their stock.
Fitted them last night and they were a perfect fit with actual separation between the breakers for the the essential and non essential. The best part is I can drill holes and fit leds of different colours, instead of buying din led's for power indication.
R3 bucks for the blank, a couple cents for the resistor and a couple cents for the led's
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Isetech (15-Jul-22)
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