Led Comfort Leds

[shinfieldmonkey]

Hi again

Does anyone know a cheap supplier of comfort leds for dummy bell boxes

I've made my own from componant parts but they don't seem to last 5 minutes

the customer insists on having them cos she thinks there pretty

[camerabloke]

elmdene?

[Guest anguscanplay]

Risco?

[arfur mo]

at least your client did not ask for neon indicators to be fitted to the decoys and the real sirens.

i had a bull of a row over this early days of trading, i simply would not entertain it. so they had a sparks fit further decoys with the neons on - mains fed

i've used the very large self flashing LED's hooked up to a pack of 6 'C' batt's. just like ordinary torch bulbs used in door entry front panels, if you run them at lower than the rated voltage, they last a lot longer and use less current B) .

regs

alan

[antinode]

I would have sold them a second live box. Failing that, Pyronix, Gardtec and Klaxon make dummy LED modules. If I recall they need a permanent 12v suppl though. You can get battery powered ones on ebay.

[shinfieldmonkey]

I agree may aswell use lives if i can get 12v there but got no chance of cableing it just built up a flasher unit from maplins seens ok time will tell how long the batterys last

[inglishg]

Flashing battery-powered twin LED units are definitely available from Risco (Gardiner Technology/Gardtec).

I recall paying around

[pkh911]

try Moretom Alarm Supplies (MAS) in Wallasey good value.