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Post by kegz »

hey im just wondering how i go about putting an LED in so that when i switch my thermos etc on the light comes on. to i just conect it in a paralel circuit with the wire coming out of the switch which has poer one the the weitch is in the on position (closeing the circuit) or do i need to o something else thanks
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Post by chimpboy »

A 12V LED in parallel with the fans will work perfectly. In other words just hack into the +ve feed to the fans and use that to power the LED.

Make sure it's a 12V LED though. There are some cool ones with a little chrome bezel around them from Jaycar.

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Post by evil_hitman »

or buy ab illuminated switch as another option. Also at jaycar.
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Post by chimpboy »

evil_hitman wrote:or buy ab illuminated switch as another option. Also at jaycar.
Yer, I didn't read the question properly and assumed that the fans would come on automatically...
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