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Wireless Switch Panel 8-Way 12/24v 60AWireless switch panel receiver module with prewired ACC fuse tap and accessory output terminals (SAM-WSP08)

Elevate Automotive

Wireless Switch Panel 8-Way 12/24v 60A

SAM-WSP08

Wireless 8-way auxiliary switch panel with 60A rated receiver, rechargeable battery panel and IP65 sealing. Programmable On/Off, Momentary or Strobe per switch.

8 wireless circuits
60A total capacity
12/24V DC

$295.00

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Universal fitmentWireless 8-way switch panel for 12V and 24V DC vehicle systems.

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An 8-way wireless switch panel that fires auxiliary circuits by remote control, without cutting a dash cutout. Runs light bars, work lights, air compressors, fridges, water pumps, camp lights and winch trigger circuits off eight programmable outputs. Fits 4WDs, utes, caravans, camper trailers, canopy electrical boxes and boat helms.

The panel sits on rechargeable battery power for the switch face itself, while the receiver module carries the 60A vehicle-load current directly. Each output programs to on/off, momentary or strobe. Backlight brightness adjusts, and a master on/off kills all outputs in one press. The kit ships with the panel, receiver, USB charging cable, prewired ACC fuse tap, mounting hardware and a DIY switch-label sheet. IP65 sealed for dust and rain.

The 60A ceiling is total across all 8 circuits, not per-output. High-current loads like winches (200 to 500A under load) or large inverters need external relays slaved to a switch output, not run direct through the panel. Fuse each vehicle-side circuit at the battery source, and mount the receiver dry away from engine-bay heat.

  • Wireless control — 8 outputs from a portable panel, no dash cutout
  • Rechargeable panel — internal battery via USB, console or hand-held use
  • 60A total — receiver carries full vehicle-side current
  • 3 modes per output — on/off, momentary or strobe programmable
  • 12V and 24V — works on both auxiliary battery voltages
  • IP65 sealed — dust and rain protection on both units
  • Double-sided outlet — accessory feeds tap into either side
  • ACC fuse tap — prewired for ignition reset behaviour
  • Adjustable backlight — brightness dial for cabin, canopy or camp
  • DIY switch labels — sticker sheet included for custom naming

Electrical

Voltage input: 12/24V DC

Total output: 60A max

Standby draw: <20 mA

Control

Circuits: 8

Modes: On/Off, Momentary, Strobe

Wireless range: Up to 30m LOS

Panel power: Rechargeable USB

Environmental

Sealing: IP65

Length: 300mm

Width: 80mm

Height: 220mm

Mount the receiver dry, away from direct engine-bay heat. Under-dash, canopy electrical box or battery-tray compartment all work. Run the 60A main feed from the battery through a suitably-rated fuse or breaker to the receiver's input terminals.

Wire each accessory circuit to a numbered receiver output terminal. Fuse each accessory at the battery source too, not just at the receiver. Connect the ACC fuse tap into the vehicle's ignition-switched fuse circuit if you want the panel to reset on ignition off.

Pair the panel to the receiver per the included manual (power both, hold the pair button on each for the specified interval). Charge the panel via USB before first use, then program each switch to on/off, momentary or strobe as needed.

Wireless 8-way switch panel for 12V and 24V DC vehicle systems.
4WDs, utes, caravans, camper trailers, canopy setups and boat helms
Rechargeable panel + hardwired receiver, no dash cutout required
Not for 240V AC accessories, switches auxiliary DC circuits only

Q: What does wireless switch panel actually mean?
The switch panel itself doesn't wire into the dash. It runs on an internal rechargeable battery and talks to a receiver module by radio. The receiver mounts hardwired into the vehicle and carries the 60A load current to your accessories. The panel can sit in the console, on the dash or in your hand.

Q: How many amps per circuit can it handle?
60A is the total across all 8 circuits combined, not per-output. Individual circuits can carry roughly 10 to 30A each depending on how the load splits. Anything above 30A on a single circuit, like a winch (200 to 500A) or a large inverter (>200A), needs an external relay slaved to a switch output.

Q: Does it work on both 12V and 24V systems?
Yes. The receiver accepts 12V and 24V DC input. Wire it direct to the battery through the supplied circuit protection.

Q: How is the panel powered?
Rechargeable lithium battery inside the panel, charged by USB (cable included). Full charge lasts several days of typical use; recharge takes a couple of hours from a standard USB port.

Q: What does IP65 mean here?
Dust-tight, resistant to low-pressure water jets from any direction. Fine for exposed camp use, canopy interiors and open cab dashboards. Not for continuous submersion.

Q: What are On/Off, Momentary and Strobe modes?
On/off holds a circuit live until pressed again (light bars, fridges, work lights). Momentary is live only while held (winch solenoid triggers). Strobe pulses the circuit at intervals (hazard beacons, deterrent lights).

Q: What if the panel battery goes flat?
Recharge via USB from a phone charger, vehicle USB port or power bank. The receiver has no keyed override, so plan for a recharge before a trip if you haven't used the panel in a while.

Q: Do I still need to fuse each circuit?
Yes. The receiver has internal protection but always run each accessory feed through its own fuse at the battery source. That protects both the vehicle wiring and the receiver.

Q: What's the wireless range like?
Line-of-sight up to around 30m in clear conditions. Cabin, canopy, bonnet or under-tray installs work reliably at typical vehicle distances. Range drops if the receiver is inside a metal enclosure or under thick shielding.

Q: Where can I mount the receiver?
Anywhere dry, dust-limited and away from direct engine-bay heat. Under-dash, canopy electrical box, battery-tray compartment or console-side mount all work. Keep wiring runs short enough for the accessory loads.

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