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Wired 8 gang switch panel 12V/24V 60A with RGB backlight, fused control box, mounting bracket, circuit breaker, wiring and switch label stickers

Elevate Automotive

Wired 8 Gang Switch Panel – 12V/24V 60A

EA-8WAYSWITCHPANEL

Wired 8 gang switch panel with a fused control box, 60A total capacity and RGB backlighting. Each switch programs to on/off, momentary or strobe. Runs on 12V and 24V.

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

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Universal fitmentWired 8 gang switch panel for 12V and 24V DC vehicle systems.

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An 8 gang switch panel that runs all your auxiliary gear from one spot on the dash. Light bars, spotties, work lights, air compressor, fridge, water pump and camp lights: eight circuits, each on its own switch, all fed through one fused control box. Suits 4WDs, utes, touring rigs, work vehicles and canopy setups on 12V or 24V.

The panel is hardwired back to the control box, so there's no battery to charge and nothing to pair. Each switch can be set to on/off, momentary or strobe. The RGB backlight colour and brightness are adjustable, and a master power button turns all eight outputs off in one press. Every circuit is fused inside the control box, and a resettable circuit breaker protects the main feed from the battery. The kit includes the panel, control box, mounting bracket, circuit breaker, power cables, an ACC fuse tap and a sheet of switch label stickers.

The 60A rating is the total across all eight circuits, not per switch. Big loads like a winch or a large inverter need their own relay or isolator, triggered from a switch output, rather than running straight through the panel.

  • Hardwired panel — no battery to charge, no pairing, no dropouts
  • 8 switched circuits — run up to eight accessories from one panel
  • 60A total — fed through one control box off the battery
  • 3 modes per switch — on/off, momentary or strobe
  • 12V and 24V — suits passenger, touring and truck systems
  • Fused circuits — blade fuse per output plus a resettable main breaker
  • RGB backlight — adjustable colour and brightness to suit your dash
  • Master power button — kill all outputs in one press
  • ACC fuse tap — ties the panel to your ignition
  • Switch label stickers — name each switch for your setup

Electrical

Voltage input: 12/24V DC

Total output: 60A max (across all circuits)

Circuits: 8

Protection: Blade fuse per circuit + resettable main circuit breaker

Control

Connection: Wired panel to control box

Modes: On/Off, Momentary, Strobe

Backlight: RGB, adjustable brightness

Mount the switch panel on the dash or console using the bracket, then mount the control box somewhere dry and away from direct engine heat: under the seat, behind the dash, in the canopy or near the battery all work. Run the panel cable back to the control box.

Run the main feed from the battery to the control box through the supplied circuit breaker, and connect the earth. Wire each accessory to a numbered output on the control box and check the blade fuse in that slot suits the accessory's current draw.

Connect the ACC fuse tap into an ignition-switched fuse if you want the panel to turn off with the key. Power up, set each switch to on/off, momentary or strobe, pick your backlight colour and stick on the labels. If you'd rather we did it, our workshop in Bayswater can fit it for you.

Wired 8 gang switch panel for 12V and 24V DC vehicle systems.
4WDs, utes, touring rigs, work vehicles and canopy setups
Hardwired panel and fused control box, no battery to charge
Not for 240V AC accessories, switches auxiliary DC circuits only

Q: Wired or wireless — which one should I get?
The wired panel is hardwired to its control box, so there's no battery to charge and no pairing or signal to worry about. It's the set-and-forget option for a permanent dash install. Go wireless if you want to move the panel around or use it outside the vehicle.

Q: How many amps can each switch handle?
60A is the total across all eight circuits combined, not per switch. Check the fuse in each output suits the accessory on it. Big loads like a winch or a large inverter need their own relay or isolator, triggered from a switch output.

Q: Does it work on 12V and 24V?
Yes. It runs on both 12V and 24V DC systems, so it suits passenger 4WDs, touring setups and trucks.

Q: What do on/off, momentary and strobe mean?
On/off stays on until you press it again (light bars, fridges, work lights). Momentary is only on while you hold the button (horns, winch triggers). Strobe flashes the circuit (beacons and warning lights).

Q: Will it drain my battery?
Wire it through the ACC fuse tap and the panel turns off with the ignition, so nothing gets left on by accident. Leave the ACC tap off if you want the switches to work with the key out, like for camp lights.

Q: Do I still need fuses?
The control box fuses each circuit and the circuit breaker protects the main feed, so you're covered. Just make sure each fuse is rated for the accessory on that circuit.

Q: Can you install it for me?
Yes. Our workshop in Bayswater, Perth fits switch panels along with light bars, dual batteries and the rest of your 12V setup. Get in touch to book.

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