Nilight 4 Gang Rocker Switch Box SPST Toggle Panel 12V 24V 20A 40Amp Max for Automotive Cars Vehicles Boats RVs Campers SUVs

A little bit of a bear to wire up but that's because of where I put it. Does what it's supposed to.

I use this for all of my LED lights on my truck it works really good no cutting out never had to change out the fuse I would definitely recommend this to anybody check it out they are worth it

________________________________________________| If you want a quick Pro/Con list || Pros: Cons: || -A solid and compact -The lights are a bit bright|| Set of switches. For my taste. || -Easy to install. -The switches are grouped|| -Good instructions and to sets of three for power.|| labeling for install. ||_______________________________________________|I am using these switches as part of a group of modifications and I can say the switches work really well. I will post an update if anything major changes but as of right now these switches are solid. They have a nice feeling switch and they handle the lower loads great. I haven't had anything more powerful then a Dremel (using an inverter) running off of them but they ran that fine. I would highly recommend this if you just want an easy way to give switched power to basic things for your car. It has simple mounting and simple wiring so it should be an easy install and they are fused which is a great safety to have. Overall it's a great product

This arrived on time installed on a bass boat to control sonar equipment working out great so far easy to install.

Nice quality easy to install and wire.

Easy Install good packaging good instructions

Works great, excellent product!

So I only hooked up two off-road light systems initially. A small red light on each switch stays on all the time, when you toggle a switch, the larger main power light comes on to the far left. At first I started to reverse the wiring, but then I remembered that over the years in my police cars, the systems always had a toggle switch lighting up so you knew which and where to reach for in the dark. That system would then have a brighter blinking light come on to tell you that something outside the car was "on". So now in the dark while driving, I can see all 6 switches dimly lit up, but I know nothing is "on" outside the truck since the larger light is not on.As for the wiring itself, I pulled the wires out of the cheap toggles that were up there before. Basically the cheap toggle white + wire went to the colored switch wire, the toggle center blue wire H went to the both red wires (hot) and the toggle black wire - went to the black wire from the box.