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Old 22-10-15, 05:32
Lynn Eades Lynn Eades is offline
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Darryl, think Jeep, Dodge, GMC for panel lights and a light switch.
Are the circuit breakers a metal box with just two terminals?
they are usually bi metal (they vibrate open and closed depending on the "over"current draw) I have never seen one that lights up (which just means I haven't seen one like yours) This type are fairly common and are available in different load ratings 10 amp, 20 amp, 30 amp etc.

Or are those them at the top of your panel with reset buttons?

Great project you have there!
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