The voltage regulator has failed, preventing automatic voltage balancing. Players must manually adjust all three phase voltages to 230 V. Increasing one phase causes the other two to decrease as the neutral point shifts, requiring careful balancing of all three simultaneously to eliminate voltage asymmetry. The aging voltmeter has an unevenly illuminated LED display that flickers intermittently, suggesting years of wear and impending failure. When the player presses the output button, the defective relay chatters and flickers with a built-in arc flash effect instead of engaging, while a flashing fault indicator shows that the output cannot be energized. After replacing the faulty relay, pressing the button again produces immediate visual feedback: the relay clicks, the green "Output Voltage" LED illuminates steadily and the system powers up successfully. Every action produces live visual feedback, ending with a satisfying relay activation. A five-step electrical puzzle built into a metal cabinet. Designed and manufactured by Ediseja 21, a company with over 16 years of experience in designing and producing professional electronic systems.
The cabinet remains non-functional until the player locates the electric cabinet key hidden elsewhere in the room, opens the cabinet and switches on the fuses. The player can switch on the fuses in any order, but all fuses must be switched on for the cabinet to operate correctly.
After booting up, the voltmeter displays an error indicating that automatic voltage regulation has failed. Voltage Unbalanced LED is activated. Players must switch to manual regulation to continue.
Players must manually adjust all three phase voltages to 230 V +-2% to eliminate Voltage Unbalanced LED. The player must use the manual switch to cycle through the phase voltages and determine which voltage is outside the acceptable limit.
When the player presses the output button, the defective relay chatters and flickers with a built-in arc flash effect instead of engaging, while a flashing Output Voltage LED shows that the output cannot be energized.
After replacing the faulty relay, pressing the button again produces immediate visual feedback: the relay clicks, the green "Output Voltage" LED illuminates steadily and the system powers up successfully. Done.
Players increase one phase, causing the other two phases to decrease as the neutral point shifts.
When the player tries to engage the output relay, it flashes and crackles, and than immediately understanding why the relay needs to be replaced. The system operates entirely on low-voltage electronics.
LED indicators guide players through wiring and phase sequence without a single GM hint. The prop teaches itself.
Switch fuses off. Lock the cabinet. Cycle power. Ready for the next group.
Dry contact NO/NC relay, 12 V enable input system. No custom wiring needed.
Metal cabinet, real industrial components (relay, fuses), real wire. Looks at home in sci-fi, bunker, power plant, or laboratory rooms — no decoration required.
Industrial-grade metal enclosure. Robust fuse holders. 12-month warranty. Designed to run multiple sessions a day, year-round.
| Power supply | 9 - 12 V DC (adapter included) |
| Output | Relay — dry contact NO / NC |
| Relay rating | 5 A / 12 V AC/DC |
| Reset | Power cycle, under a minute |
| Arc flash effect | Simulated electrical arc with synchronized flash and sound · Operates entirely on low-voltage electronics |
| LED indicators | Red - voltage unbalanced, green - voltage output |
| Display | 3× 32mm 7-segment LED |
| Controls | 3× fuse, 3x potentiometer, 1× 4-position selector switch |
| Enclosure | Metal cabinet, industrial finish |
| Approximate dimensions | 400 × 300 × 200 mm |
| Approximate weight | 4.5 kg |
| Compatible themes | Sci-fi · Bunker · Power plant · Laboratory · Horror |
| Warranty | 12 months |
| Lead time | 3–4 weeks · Ships worldwide |
Lead time 3–4 weeks. Ships worldwide. Custom orders and theming available on request.
Request a quoteCompany: Ediseja 21 d.o.o.
Address: Stegne 21C
City: 1000 Ljubljana
Country: Slovenia - EU
E-mail: grega.flander@ediseja21.com