I have been asked to 'gently' light the 2 faces of an outside clock that will look very similar to this picture:
The 2 faces to the clock will be 180 degrees, i.e front and back.
They would like it to switch on at night by itself so it will need a photocell somewhere.
The most important thing is for it not to be too brightly illuminated, it just needs to 'gently' light up the clock face. I have already asked why not buy one that has a light built in and the answer is 'too expensive'.
My only thought at present is a 'stick on' IP65 striplight stuck just underneath on a slightly jutting out piece of wood below the clock faces?
Any other clever suggestions?
The 2 faces to the clock will be 180 degrees, i.e front and back.
They would like it to switch on at night by itself so it will need a photocell somewhere.
The most important thing is for it not to be too brightly illuminated, it just needs to 'gently' light up the clock face. I have already asked why not buy one that has a light built in and the answer is 'too expensive'.
My only thought at present is a 'stick on' IP65 striplight stuck just underneath on a slightly jutting out piece of wood below the clock faces?
Any other clever suggestions?