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Old 05-17-2026, 10:53 PM
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There's no single unit that I know of. If you are handy with electronics, you can build a board that triggered a relay when voltage feedback through the gauge circuit hits a predefined threshold, and use the relay to activate the light. You could alternatively find a thermostat housing that has a threaded fitting, and use it for the warning light.

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Old 05-18-2026, 10:05 AM
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Thanks, that's a great idea. Could even fab up a little can or cylinder for it.


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There's no single unit that I know of. If you are handy with electronics, you can build a board that triggered a relay when voltage feedback through the gauge circuit hits a predefined threshold, and use the relay to activate the light. You could alternatively find a thermostat housing that has a threaded fitting, and use it for the warning light.

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