Auxbeam Switch Panel

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

@4x4TruckLEDs.com

Does this look like an Auxbeam power panel that has the integral relays?? Here is their C/S reply...I'm not confident in it.

"Just because it's our updated AR-800 version, rest assure that it also have built in relays.
We have informed our sales department to update the picture in the description."

Pic from the product page. Are they just hidden in the housing and pic is showing "through" that?

Do you have an order # with us?

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[SteveAndTheCrigBoys]

Do you have an order # with us?

I ordered direct through Auxbeam. I later ordered the engine bay mount for the power unit from you guys though (Order # 38649). In hindsight should have ordered both from you.

Also have the Swarfworks controller mount ordered with you guys awaiting fulfillment (Order #38637).

 

[4x4TruckLEDs.com]

I ordered direct through Auxbeam. I later ordered the engine bay mount for the power unit from you guys though (Order # 38649). In hindsight should have ordered both from you.

Also have the Swarfworks controller mount ordered with you guys awaiting fulfillment (Order #38637).

I ask because I'm not 100% sure what you ordered from them.

That item uses solid state relays. So it's not exactly a physical relay that you may be used to but a solid state one. They are buried in the potting material.

 

[Teej-A]

I have the 8 button variant, i installed it into the sunglass holder in the headliner area. I'll take pictures later. No bracket, it lays flat inside and I only 'open' the holder when I need access to the switches, otherwise I keep it closed and clean looking

 

[Teej-A]

 

[SpaceWhiteF150]

I attempted that but was not able to accomplish it! My aux beam 6 gang with bezel didn’t fit!

 

[Teej-A]

I attempted that but was not able to accomplish it! My aux beam 6 gang with bezel didn’t fit!

I didn’t have a bezel. Just the control head with some double sided tape to hold it in place.
My worry was the wire from the control head to the main unit length. I literally had 1 inch to spare haha

 

[SpaceWhiteF150]

I didn’t have a bezel. Just the control head with some double sided tape to hold it in place.
My worry was the wire from the control head to the main unit length. I literally had 1 inch to spare haha

Same!!

 

[Blown F-150]

Very nice installs! I poked around and ended up going with this Novsight panel. Looks exactly like a re-branded Auxbeam panel, but I cannot find a auxbeam version like it that is actually wireless.

The goal was to find a switch panel that I could be very flexible with on the install, or even have in the console cubby and pull out to turn accessories on as needed. I went with the 8 gang version.

https://www.novsights.com/products/...pos=1&_psq=wireless+switch+panel&_ss=e&_v=1.0

 

[Korazu]

Very nice installs! I poked around and ended up going with this Novsight panel. Looks exactly like a re-branded Auxbeam panel, but I cannot find a auxbeam version like it that is actually wireless.

The goal was to find a switch panel that I could be very flexible with on the install, or even have in the console cubby and pull out to turn accessories on as needed. I went with the 8 gang version.

https://www.novsights.com/products/...pos=1&_psq=wireless+switch+panel&_ss=e&_v=1.0

This is the one I actually purchased also, due to the flexibility of not having to work with wires through the firewall and being able to use the switch panel wireless outside the truck.

If you don't mind me asking, which fuse did you tap into for the switched power? Thanks!

 

[SpaceWhiteF150]

This is the one I actually purchased also, due to the flexibility of not having to work with wires through the firewall and being able to use the switch panel wireless outside the truck.

If you don't mind me asking, which fuse did you tap into for the switched power? Thanks!

I used fuse 21!

 

[Blown F-150]

This is the one I actually purchased also, due to the flexibility of not having to work with wires through the firewall and being able to use the switch panel wireless outside the truck.

If you don't mind me asking, which fuse did you tap into for the switched power? Thanks!

I haven't had a chance to install mine. Still waiting for the Canada Post strike to end, so some bits for my lights get here and I can get everything installed.

 

[roadPilot]

I put those Auxbeam 8 gang boxes on all my SXS.

I would run directly to the battery not to a fuse in the fuse panel. Each circuit is individually fused, and the line side should be fused as well. Not sure what the larger panels pull, but my 8 gang units can pull up to 60A @ 12V if numerous items are powered on at the same time.

 

[Korazu]

I haven't had a chance to install mine. Still waiting for the Canada Post strike to end, so some bits for my lights get here and I can get everything installed.

Wow, that sucks. Sorry to hear that. Hopefully soon for you.

I put those Auxbeam 8 gang boxes on all my SXS.

I would run directly to the battery not to a fuse in the fuse panel. Each circuit is individually fused, and the line side should be fused as well. Not sure what the larger panels pull, but my 8 gang units can pull up to 60A @ 12V if numerous items are powered on at the same time.

Correct, you run the panels directly to the battery, however, you run a fuse tap to the fuse box for switched power to power the switch box/remote and so forth when the vehicle turns on and off. You don't want constant battery power either way.

 

[roadPilot]

Correct, you run the panels directly to the battery, however, you run a fuse tap to the fuse box for switched power to power the switch box/remote and so forth when the vehicle turns on and off.

Yes, that's how I install mine. Clearly, I didn't read your other post when you clearly asked about switched power ... ROTF. Clearly, my bad.

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