Auxbeam6 Gang Switch Panel BC60, Universal Circuit Control Relay System Box with Automatic Dimmable On-Off LED Switch Pod Touch Switch Box for Car Pickup Truck UTV ATV Boat, 2 Years Warranty, Blue

Probably by the far the best modification I’ve done to my 4Runner. It looks clean, it fits nicely, and it pulls the car together. Super easy to install and set up. I was even able to wire it to a secondary button so I could turn it on when the car is off. Great price for something I use every single day. It comes with a whole page of different button stickers and I enjoy the smooth functionality.

Perfect for multiple lights sets, easy installation and use.

Works greatGreat solution to wiring 12v devicesUses relay dry contacts, so other voltages are possibleCustomer service was excellent when I had a problem

Work great easy to installgreat product for great price

First >> one should go to YOU TUBE for installing instructions on your UTV. The longer Red 12 volt cable was not long enough to reach under the hood from the battery area to the fuse box. Now hooking Positive cable up on the battery. One has to raise the square nut under the screw, I used a Zip tie with a washer, to give a lift to the nut.Also I shrink wrap and dialectic greased>> all bare wire connections.The fuse tap to power the controller worked. One has to modify the fuse box by drilling a hole and maybe notch the case. To keep water out of fuse box. I put some sturdy gorilla type tape down the side. Covering the hole in the fuse box. Mounting the 8 switched controller I put heavy 1 1/2" x 3" velcro from 3m. plus>> 2 sheet metal screws into the plastic dash up high and to right of steering wheel.I did hook up a 12 volt digital monitor with USB in a vacant switch port/hole. Hooked it to the 10 amp fuse in the controller. It is switched now....great for checking the battery output. And if one needs to charge a cell phone, etc.Had to buy some wire and connectors. Some loom also>> from the 60 amp breaker to the fuse block area.Works good for my needs.

I finally convinced myself to buy this for my 80s chevy truck for some accessory lighting and Im glad i did. It is hard to tell in the product photos but it is very well made. The main button console would appear to be machined aluminum and powdercoated for a very nice finish. The fusebox is molded plastic and very durable with a water resistant design as well as weep holes to drain any water that may end up inside it. all of the wiring is very neat and simple to setup and install. the stickers for the buttons are of good quality and there are lots of variety for anything you want to power. I would buy it again or even the bigger models with more buttons for a hotrod or racecar to have all of the functions like fuel, ignition, start, waterpump, fans, headlights. For people who like minimalism and clean car builds and only want a small control panel flush mounted on the dash this is the product for you, with some slight modifications or lengthening to the original harnesses you can mount the fusebox anywhere you want for a clean engine bay thats show worthy. It is a very versatile product and can work with anything

Ok, I love the off road overlanding scene. And there are folks out there that needs the best and will pay for the best. I understand that and it's nothing wrong with wanting the best for your specific needs.For a casual off road camper, I don't need to spend top dollar stuff on my old rig, just products that are capable and almost if not just as good for a much better price.Rigid lights and Spod controllers are the cream of the crop, but out of my budget.Did some research and in comes Auxbeam the contender.I researched reviews on this brand and products before deciding to go and give them a try.So far I love it, it does the same thing the Spod does, just minus a bluetooth option and of course more quality materials used at a really good price.8/15/23 Item installed in a 1995 Toyota 4Runner powering 1)- front bumper LED lights, 2) - 42.5" roofbar LED, 3) - hood LED ditch lights, 4) - Aux for bumper city driving lights, 5) - LED rock lights, 6) - LED left side roof lights, 7) - LED right side roof lights, 8) - LED back rear roof lights.The 3rd picture is a transparent plastic cover that comes with it for use in wet or dusty conditions.The 6th picture shows a plastic piece on top to protect from water just in case, but removable for servicing.It is a doable do it yourself job, but I needed alot of stuff hooked up to it and I took it to a local reputable shop to have it installed properly.I love this product. Because of the price I can finally finish my truck with the lighting the way I want it for my needs without breaking the bank.If my job was a wildlife photographer or anything that requires living off grid for a long period of time, I would go with the best because to have a cheap product fail in the middle of nowhere and Amazon cant deliver the part to you, sucks.But I am neither, just a casual 6 to 8 camping trips a year job permitting, to go have fun.If any lighting or components fail or get stolen, easily replaceable and cheap.Now all I need is a week off so I can go camping and test out my lights doing night trails.Will update if it has any issues in the future with use.Hope the pics help.

Best thing since sliced bread. Took all the work out of wiring your accessories into your vehicle. It’s so easy a grammar kid could do it.