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Easily installed in any Blue Sea Systems circuit breaker panel Simple push-in installation mounts in any thickness material Red reverse polarity indicating LED.
Product Features
- Easily installed in any Blue Sea Systems circuit breaker panel
- Simple push-in installation mounts in any thickness material
- Useful as general indicator and alarm lights
- 26 AWG and 11/64 inch mounting hole size
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Great indicator light
Very tiny light !! These are very very small, the complete head and led are about the size of a 1 watt resistor. The led is a 3mm and the brightness is very low and you have to be directly in front to see the glow. These would be perfect for lights on hobby cars and trains.Good indicator for something close by and if there is not too much ambient light.I should have read better in description it shows fits in 11/64″ dia hole. I am used to seeing pilot lights that fit in 1/2′” holes, so these…
It is really quite small and easily fit in the available space Installed this LED as a pilot light, to indicate when my garage lights were on. The laundry room switch is a 3 way, located in a place where there is no visual indication whether the lights they control are on or off. I mounted the LED in the switch plate. It is really quite small and easily fit in the available space. I may be using more, but first I want to check out the visibility in various lighting conditions. I need some additional pilot lights that I can see from 30 ft. away. These may…
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