Control Routing Monitor With 12-Flashing RED LED Indicators

Circa Early 1980's to Late 1990's

A custom movie prop manufactured by PROPOLOGY.ca featuring simulated functionality. Designed to portray a 12-zone annunciator panel or remote indicator that can be used in various different systems to provide visual status feedback. Internally powered by a 9-volt battery.

Practical Features:

• Randomly flashing LED indicators.

• Light-weight, low-profile housing.

• Easy and secure mounting via double-face tape, or temporary adhesive putty.

• Self powered via a 9-volt battery. A convenient way to add animated lighting effects to a static environment.

Use Case—Systems Control Routing:

• Each of the 12 indicators is assigned to monitor a specific data channel or signal path.

• An illuminated LED would visually confirm that a particular data stream, signal, or network connection is active or "linked".

• The absence of light, or a flashing pattern, could indicate a dropped connection, an error, or a lack of activity. 

(H-14.5cm x W-9cm x D-3.5cm)