RGB 8 Gang Switch Panel Bluetooth 8 Switch Pods Relay System Box Multifunction 3 Modes Toggle Momentary Pulsed Dimmable Touch Switches for Trucks RV Boat Off Road ATV UTV SUV RZR Boat

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At First the item Building is Solid metal which is great but also feels a bit over kill and heavy.when opening the Fuse box you start noticing that the whole thing is drenched in Gray plastic material, even the fuses are hard to pull out and put in !also you notice that the Extra Fuses and the fuse plucker Not Included !Also the indications of ( + and - ) like in the pictures is actually not true.the instructions on the box are not clear and not very friendly.Over all looks Ok for the price and not very hard to understand and work with. Still Needs some pro help.I will install it on my car then provide an update.

Very handy and good quality

Works pretty good has a on and off switch on display but doesn’t seem to do anything would be nice if that was used for the back light. Nice product otherwise I run the viair 10007 kit off this and works very well. Along with some lighting and winch power power on switch.

This board makes it very easy to add lights and other components to the vehicle without having to run a huge maze of wires to the front. I have a bumper bar, roof bar, fog lights, Rear E-locker, Winch (controlled with a huge 500A relay), and side flood lights.My unit came with 2 of the relays always open. I didn't find out until a year after the purchase as I was adding components little by little. A couple of emails to customer service and they send me a complete unit as a replacement.

The instructions were terrible when it came to the "dimmer" control wiring. That's the 2 prong connector and will go to a power source (I used my fuse block under the dash in order to control it by the key.) Otherwise, easy installation.

The pictures don't do this thing justice. My only proviso on this review is that I have not yet installed, but that will be happening ASAP.The mounting bracket are not the usual thin cheap metal that I see on similar products.The cable to the control head uses a round connector which minimizes the hole size if you need to drill, as opposed to a rectangular connector.The switching module is completely potted, which speaks well to mounting in the engine compartment or anywhere it might get wet or dirtyFuse LEDs light when the associated fuse is blown, and I LOVE that there are spare fuses (provided!) and the fuse tool mounted under the cover.The battery terminals are nicely separated.The enclosed 60A circuit breaker is a nice bonus.The screws and such are of average quality, you might choose to use stainless steel rather than these.I am an EE, and I specifically chose this because of the use of IGBTs rather than relays, as well as just the whole impression I got from the pictures and manual.My only negative comment is in the start of the manual where they talk about the red and white wires. I understand now that the "Width lamp" means running lights, but I'm still confused as to why there's two wires here. I would suggest a revision to the manual to clear up this point, maybe a youtube video to show it.While I haven't installed it yet, (it only arrived about 15 mins ago) I am very impressed so far.This is SO MUCH better than running high current wires from the battery to the control point, through a relatively huge switch (for the current) and then back out to the load. Relays fail eventually, especially if powering an inductive load like a motor. The contacts get pitted and increase resistance over time causing heat, and they can end up welded together causing the load to be constantly on. IGBTs don't do any of that.One wish: More variety in the sticker pack! I'm powering an inverter on one switch, radios (ham and CB) on another, lighting, and other camping/RV loads. The sticker pack provided is heavily biased to vehicle lighting. I'd cheerfully pay for a different sticker pack if it was available, or maybe some way to make my own stickers?One thought with my product designer hat on: If I did this project, the panel leds would be off till you touch any button. That would not power up the load for that button, it would just turn the panel leds on. If no other button is pressed, then timeout and fade the LEDs to off.. While the panel leds are on, any button press turns it's load on or off as you would expect. When all loads are off, after a delay, the panel leds fade out.I'll check back in once this is installed with any further input, but so far guys, bonus points all around!

One of the better switch pods Ive used. Instruction are vague but install is simple for someone with a little experience. Well built Control unit looks to be water resistant. Multiple mounting options allows you to install in tight spaces. Control unit is 1 1/2in thick so its easy to clear the hood. Only cons I see are the ultra bright green switch panel and the stickers for the buttons. Switch panel is supposed to be dimmable but havent figured it out yet. Make sure to connect the red/white control cable to your running lights so you dont drain the battery.