Electrical indicator lights for circuit boards and panels, namely, electronic indicator panels, electric control panels and electronic display panels, all the foregoing not relating to lasers; electro-mechanical components, namely, indicator lights, namely, for circuit boards, panel lenses, namely, lenses for indicator lights, connectors, namely, connectors used in electronic circuits, lamp sockets, namely, sockets used in indicator lights, light guides, namely, light tubes or pipes assembled between an LED and a panel, and sub-assemblies as structural parts of printed circuit boards, namely, circuit boards, all of the aforesaid goods for use as indicator lights for circuit boards, temperature indicators, industrial control indicators, and automotive control indicators, all the foregoing not relating to lasers; electro-mechanical assemblies in the nature of electronic cable assemblies and electrical interconnectors for use as cables, all the foregoing not relating to lasers; circuit panel mounted electronic indicators, printed circuit board indicators, LED indicators as circuit board mounts and circuit panel mounts, all the foregoing not relating to lasers; electronic lighting indicators in the nature of incandescent, neon, and LED indicators mounted to electronic circuit boards and electronic circuit panels, all the foregoing not relating to lasers; electronic circuit board structural mounts specifically designed for circuit boards to hold LED components, all the foregoing not relating to lasers; electronic components for original equipment manufacturer (OEM) retrofit industrial applications, namely, lenses used to affix LEDs to panels to transmit light, all the foregoing not relating to lasers; electronic interconnectors, namely, electronic cables, circuit board panel mount, and clips, sold as a unit with circuit boards, all the foregoing not relating to lasers; light guides, namely, optical fibers, all the foregoing not relating to lasers; light transmitting lenses for use with LEDs, all the foregoing not relating to lasers