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Indicator lamp

I'm going to guess you meant "no problems".

I'd bet pretty much every one has dual voltage wall warts sitting in a drawer in the house or shop. PA has a wide variety of LED lights that fit what ever level of cheap frugal you are. You could buy a few of these lights and put one in every room of the shop and one over your head in the bedroom. lol
Your right "NO" problems. As I was typing my brain said NO but the message never made it through to my fingers:)
 
How about a pilot light switch:
Or you could use a dryer fan sense switch to power a light.

https://www.metalworks.com/shop/p/reversomatic/dryer-amp-sensor
 
People turn compressors off?

The only time I unplug mine is when there is some kind of service needed, electrical, oil change etc.

Do you have a bunch of leaks that necessitate turning it off ?
 
People turn compressors off?

The only time I unplug mine is when there is some kind of service needed, electrical, oil change etc.

Do you have a bunch of leaks that necessitate turning it off ?
No but it's outside in a lean-to on the side of my shop so out of consideration for my neighbors I don't like it to run when I'm not working.
 
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