- 6 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, 3 Years Warranty, Blue

The Auxbeam 6 Gang Switch Panel might be the best way to wire up your gadgets. This makes the wiring mess disappear in your rig. The fuse box looks clean and OEM if you install it properly and the wiring becomes dead easy with the screw clamp style connectors. For a mild build or a daily with some ditch lights, 6 is the perfect amount of switches. Take the time to hide the wires and run them properly and this will make your lights feel like they came with the rig. I mounted my Auxbeam in the garage door opener panel in my 3rd gen Toyota 4Runner and it looks darn good. The fuse box has taken some serious abuse. I’ve spilled coolant, transmission fluid and sprayed it with a pressure washer and it doesn’t seem to care. The buttons are easy to press, installation was easy and looks clean, it’s fairly priced, simple and reliable. Matches the Toyota style of simplicity and ruggedness. Love mine to death just wish there was an easier way to turn them off quickly so i dont blind people. I’ll figure something out. BUY THIS.

So I wanted to install off-road lights on my Subaru Forester. I purchased Aux Beam lights but had no clue how to run them from the mounting points to a switch inside my car. Some research on YouTube and I was pointed to this switch panel setup. Honestly was a pain to install and run all the wires into my dashboard, but well worth the effort. Simple to use and tons of options available if you want to run additional accessories. Switches work great, nice and clicky. The brain it kinda huge but still fits ok where I placed it. The panel itself looks clean and integrated with my dashboard seamlessly. Highly recommend for anyone looking to add lighting or other accessories that use multiple switches.

I installed the Auxbeam 8-Gang Switch Panel in my Ram 2500, and it has been a game-changer for managing my lights and accessories. It makes wiring up lights and other add-ons super clean and organized, and the build quality is solid. What I Like: • Super Easy Install: The wiring was straightforward, and the included harness made setup simple. Everything connected smoothly, and the instructions were clear. • Clean & Organized Setup: No more messy wires or multiple switches all over the dash—this panel keeps everything in one spot and looks great. • Customizable & User-Friendly: The different backlight colors and programmable buttons make it easy to set up exactly how I want it. • Durable Build: Feels well-made and has held up well to off-road vibrations and rough conditions. • Flexible Mounting Options: The included brackets worked well, I ended up making my own custom bracket to mount it exactly how I wanted in conjunction with their brackets. The design made it super easy to adapt for a clean and secure install. • Built-In Safety Features: The panel includes proper fuses and circuit protection, ensuring that all accessories are powered safely without risk of overheating or electrical issues. Having a centralized control system also helps prevent messy wiring that could become a hazard. Overall: If you need a solid, easy-to-use switch panel to clean up your wiring and control multiple accessories, this is definitely worth it. Highly recommend!

Good quality easy install looks great. 2025 Subaru Outback Wilderness.

Overall I'm very impressed with this kit. It's super easy and straight forward to install, and the quality is pretty good for only around $150 compared to some of the more expensive switch panel kits out there. Everything was great except for 2 major things - The first issue is that the circuit breaker is cheap and fragile. Weirdly it seems that the quality of the circuit breaker is a lot worse than literally everything else in this kit. I didn't drop it or anything but it just jammed up for some reason before I had even finished installing this kit on my truck so I ended up having to use my own circuit breaker which cost me an extra $20. Not a huge deal if you don't wanna use the circuit breaker but I would highly recommend using it. This is probably just an unlucky thing, but it's still an issue. My second issue is that the length of the actual switch panel cable doesn't really seem long enough. Maybe it would be fine for an atv but for a truck it may not reach far enough to mount the switch panel where you want to. In my case there was only about 2 ft of cable in my cab by the time I had ran it through the firewall and into the control box under the hood which greatly limited my mounting options. This can be mitigated by purchasing an extension separately but then you're spending extra money and waiting longer for it to arrive if you didn't know you'd need it until you started installing the kit. This is an issue in my case and may not be for others, however I imagine many people are buying this for their truck as well so this may also be an issue for lots of other people. Other than these 2 issues, I am very impressed with the quality (aside from the circuit breaker) and value of this kit, however I can't really say that it's well thought out because of the length of the switch panel cable. If these issues don't apply to you then I highly recommend this kit to anyone because it's a good value and it's easy to install. If you're putting this in a truck like me make sure the cable will be long enough and if not then order an extension or 2 with the kit so you're not waiting for it to mount your switches.

I have bought many after market items before and they turn out to be junk. I must say this is a superior product. It is well built and worked exactly as advertised. All of the device boxes have well designed seals and the cables provided have plenty of length. This even goes for the darn instructions, they are printed on heavy card stock and are easy to read and understand. I installed this system to control a set of air horns on my truck. I programmed 3 of the keys on the keypad (1-latched power on/off, 1-momentary horn, 1-momentary tank moisture drain). This still leaves me with three spare buttons. If I ever need to install another control box on something else, I will not hesitate to purchase this again.

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.

Love this switch panel. I have several now and it’s worth the money for ease of installing new accessories and it gives a clean respectability look under the hood and in the cab