Alarm status traffic lights

[roasty]

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

 

[chaindaisy]

Excellent work Dan. Might sound patronising, but I'm proud of you.

 

[joe-90]

Dragon's Den beckons.

 

[OwainDIYer]

Finished them!

Made 5 in the end, as planning quite a big alarm installation.

I'm pleased with the results.
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Cheers for your help/advice.
Dan

Did you use Araldite to stick the bits together, or is that a tube of Anusol in the background?

 

[roasty]

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

 

[roasty]

Just wandered to the local, past two banks and they both have these panels on show through the front window.

So, surely they can be purchased from somewhere!

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[roasty]

... At least my ones look authentic!

Cheers again to all who commented or offered advice
Dan

 

[Europlex]

Just wandered to the local, past two banks and they both have these panels on show through the front window.

Hope you're not on the local CCTV, you might be getting a visit when you have been identified. Taking close up pictures of a bank!

 

[Sureitsoff?]

Did exactly the same idea but with neons to show the status of my heating system, red boiler on, amber zone 1 on, green zone 2 on


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