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Lol! Yeah, I always use a bit of two part epoxy to hold led clips in. I keep the ass cream in the bathroom cabinet! Dan

Thanks, the resistors are inside the heat shrink. Green ones are slightly higher value as the green LEDs were brighter. Thanks for your comments, I'm pleased with the results Dan

Finished them! Made 5 in the end, as planning quite a big alarm installation. I'm pleased with the results. Here's the pictures... Cheers for your help/advice. Dan

Thanks everyone, can't find these for sale anywhere. I've bought the bits and started assembly. I'll post pictures tomorrow, they look just like the 'real' thing! :D

Chaindaisy, thanks, that's useful. So, do you reckon it was ADT who had these specially made? I can't find any evidence of these on their website, or the honeywell galaxy one. I'm sure I've seen them in banks.

Can't find these anywhere.... Not sure if they are specific to honeywell galaxy or ADT or both. Maybe not recently, but I recall seeing a single socket blanking plate sized unit with large (maybe 10mm) LEDs in a traffic light configuration (red, yellow, green) which reflect the status of...

Very nice. I built this one for my kids a while back www.yourmissus.com/playhouse I think yours is better though

It often comes up on eBay. Depending on length you may get a good deal there

Also, you're near the limit for 100baseT at that length too. Which is 100metres... Depending on your switches/routers, fibre might be an sensible option.

90 metres is along way for shotgun cable... The voltage drop might be a problem.... Might be easier to run power and normal coax, and have a local psu.

As a kid, I had both a Commodore Amiga (A500) and a plug in rcd adaptor for use when I was doing any electrical 'experimenting' - my parents got it for me to increase safety....... Anyway, I soon realised that regardless of where in the house this rcd adaptor was plugged, as long as it was...