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The really cool thing to do would be to replace the indicator lamp with a two color LED. You could have a green lamp (LED) for low temp fan on, and a red lamp (LED) for hi temp fan on.

Okay, I'll bite.

A quick search showed some two color LEDs, but I'm not clear on how you would wire them. Most are only two pin, color depends on direction of current. Some are built with wired-in flashing mode. Are the three pin units the ones to use?

I have the one fan light, and it is wired to indicate the SECOND fan has come on. Would be nice to see when they both are operating.

And could they somehow be wired using current transformers to REALLY show when they are working rather than just when power is switched through the relays?

Larry

1/17/098:48 AM

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