FXC Boat Marine Switch Panel Waterproof 12V 6 Gang Rocker Switch Panel Blue Dual LED Light Toggle Switch Aluminum Panel Pre-Wired for Car Truck RV UTV ATV RZR

Very solid feel to switch actuation.Depending on your application, it would be a good idea to wire the switches individually as opposed to using the existing "daisy chain' configuration.The main (upper, large square) is only illuminated when the switch is "ON", while the lower rectangle stays illuminated when power is applied.I didn't see where this is indicated in the product description but, the labels are actually glow in the dark so, you can see what designated label you have applied, in the dark.I didn't think about this aspect before but this will be very handy while remembering what each switch is for.As well; if anyone down the road needs to operate the switches you can apply self explanatory labels.While many of the labels are relative to marine vehicles, there are plenty that apply to car/truck/RV applications.Conversely, you can apply arbitrary labels so that only you know what they are for.

Some of the lines don’t work.

I replaced boat control panel in 1986 boat. This panel lights up and is visible in full bright sunlight. I used it after replacing several switches with 2 on off on switches for nav lights, and live wells, replaced with momentary switch for horn. I then added a double voltmeter so i know charge state for both regular motor and trolling motor batteries. I hooked all of these up to modern fuse panel and chuncked the tube style fuses and 1986 bus panel. result is a panel that is superior in every way. Goodby crappy wire problems. Bonus is this comes in several colors for diffrent prefrences. I chose red so it would not interfere with my night vision.

These switches are of decent quality as far as I can tell. I read reviews of people having issues with connectors breaking off or bending, but I simply followed the instructions and was careful and had no issues. The switches have a great feel to them when flipped which is something I was looking for. The wiring diagram they include is helpful but insufficient if you are wiring lights in a rig, you'll have to figure that part out for yourself, but the purpose of each post is clearly identified. The backlight is very bright, possibly too bright if you put it somewhere at eye level, for me it is low down so I appreciate the brightness. The stickers they provide are useful and have stayed on. For the price, I think these are a great option and would definitely recommend. I'm writing this about 8 months after I installed them with no issues so far.

Very satisfied with the quality. Pre-wire is high quality and the spade terminals used cannot be pulled off due to vibration, or anything else, unless the release tab on the spade terminal is pressed. Very secure wiring.The switches are just typical rocker switches (so not much to report there) but the panel is provided with decals that allow you to costomize each switch, which is really nice.For those who are considering these for battery/solar applications, I figured I would mention the amperage draw of the LED indicator lights. Each switch has two LEDs, one of them is always on, the other only lights up when the switch is in the on position. The LED that comes on when the switch is pressed can be unwired by removing the spade terminal from terminal #6 if desired, the other cannot be modified as it is integral to the switch. When all switches are off (and only the indicator lights are lit), the sum of all 6 LEDs equals 14 mA.When all switches are on (indicator lights plus status lights), the sum of all 12 LEDs equals 28 mA.

I've had them well over a year, They have performed quite well and have lasted for the longest time , although one of the switches did have meltdown on the 10th time in when I lit only 2 of my lights up , I did not overdraw the Amps I did not overpower it , it was 2 small piller lights and one of the switches totally had a nuclear meltdown on me , smoke on the cabin of my jeep and immediately we turned of the whole panel, so that's why I gave it only four stars because the rest of the Rockers switches are still going great after a year.

Read the instructions before you try to pry the connectors off. They are locked into place and have a small tab you need to press to disengage the wire from the switch. A pair of needle nose plyers works great.

Very good quality overall. Both the panel and the switches feel solid. The switch action is satisfying.While trying to pull the spade connectors out, I pulled one of the pins out of the back of one of the switches. Upon inspection of the spade connector, you can see that the connectors are a locking type and require a tiny little tab to be pressed in order to unlock them for disconnection. You can do this with long jaw pliers if you know exactly where to press. You can do this with the blue jacket on the connector, but you can also pull the connector by twisting it first about 90 to 180 degrees (it "locks" onto the connector as well), then pulling on it. If you consider the designs of the connector and the connector jacket, overall, I believe this set of switches is a great design.

With or without the backround lights, just what I needed.

Switch pannel is amazing quality! However, it is not a 3-prong switch, so wiring was a little hard. But works great and only lights up the bigger of the 2 lights when the light bars are on. The small light at the bottom of each switch stays on, but draws nothing for power so it works just fine!

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