Nilight8 Gang Rocker Switch Aluminum Panel Toggle Dash 5 Pin ON/Off Pre-Wired Switches Rocker Switch Panel Waterproof Switches for 12V/24V Automotive Cars Marine Boats RVs Trailers,2 Years Warranty

If your thinking of removing the switch rocker from the switch body, (even with the correct tool) the switch body pins that the switch rocks on and holds it in place will break, they are very soft. In my case I was removing one so that I could replace an existing one on my boat that had faded and looked unsightly so rather than replacing the wholse switch I just used the rocker from the new one and that turned out well n( so the rocker survives but the switch does not). In my case the good news is that the rocker it self stayed in tact and it fits my OEM boat switch bodys ( it is made to standard and that's good news as some of my switches are momentary or 3 position ( Hard to find replacements) . I have also used one as a stand alone addition and it is functioning well so I'm not displease with the purchase just wanted to let people know they are not perfect. If they changed the tool slightly that makes the switch body they could probably fix it fairly easy. Im hoping its not a material issue and I don't end up with melted switches through bad materials.

Aun falta terminar la instalación. Pero hasta ahora todo muy bien. Se siente de buena calidad. Tengo que poner un suich aparte, se quesa encendido el foco de aviso y eso puede descargar la batería. Pero no afecta su función.

Producto muy completo y de fácil instalación.

I have 2 complaints with this product.The first is the connectors that were used are very difficult to remove even when using the recommended method. (I needed to modify the wiring plan to set it up for the instrument lighting circuit on my dash.)The second is purely personal preference. I think that the manufacturer label on the panel detracts from its aesthetics. Reminds me of the song "Signs" by Tesla.The panel is of excellent thickness and will hold the switches securely in place. I did not measure the thickness; but, it is thicker than .0625 (1/16) inch.Note: If you intend to use the supplied wiring plan, plan to use this to control relays for any items with more than an amp or two draw. Supplied wiring is too light to support more than 13 to maybe 15 Amps. Rewired with individual supply wires of at least the minimum recommended per circuit, the switches are rated for up to 20A each.

Hi peeps. I don't necessarily have the exact video that would get you lined up for understanding these connections, but by searching YouTube, you can find a few that will make sense out of it (including how to get the blue light to not stay lit up even while off). I believe these switches will ROCK once properly installed. I've tested mine and it seems to be working fine (I actually didn't test all 4 switches but..)It's a shame they don't have a white version of these or some of the brand's other configurations of switches. I may end up painting this thing white all over cuz my entire space is white, white plates on outlets, everything. One tip ( if it can be called that) is to get this with the opportunity to expand onto the amount of appliances connected to it (so maybe you only have 2 or 3 things you know you are going to connect to it but the other blank rockers are there just in case you want to add something interesting to your spot in a few years time). I think that's a great idea and have done that myself.Really think about the accessibly of these switches and which switch will need to be accessed most frequently, from what hand position, etc. I have this at the entryway of my fan which is also to the side of the sink. So I want the main lights to be on the left and close to me when I enter the van ( also turns off by a connected dimmer switch elsewhere) and then I have my fan second and my kitchen lights on the far right (since it's closest to my hands while I'm turned the other way and stepped up into the kitchen space. So, the 3rd switch is left open which is a bit more easily accessible while standing inside the space, and up the step of the van. The fans are left on much of the time your in it, so that's why I have it close to the main lights to hit when you enter (it won't need to be closer to the living space area and accessed that way because I won't be turning them off until I leave!) So that's just my own example.Think about I'd you want that blue light on or off (especially if you will be sleeping nearby it or in a small space near it (van?) ya.. probably want that idle mode light to be turned off , and that's a really easy disconnect of 4 wires I believe.)Wish this company made dimmers, or do they? But this is a nice unit that simplifies a control station for diy projects, boat, rv, etc. Also- it's VERY CONVENIENT that they have all the wires hooked up in the back already, while leaving the gaps for the inputs!!!!