12 Gang Push Button Switch Panel Wireless Remote RGB Waterproof 12V 24V 60A RV

Toggle ● Press once to switch on, press again to switch off. The everyday setting for lights. Momentary ● Only runs while you hold the button — ideal for a winch or an air horn. Flash ● Pulses the output while the circuit is on, like a turn signal. Good for a rear work light. Strobe ● Fast emergency pattern for beacons and hazard lighting.

Voltage 12V / 24V DC Maximum power 1200W at 12V / 2400W at 24V Maximum current 60A total Circuits 12 (independently fused) Fuse rating per circuit CH1-CH6: 10A / 10A / 15A / 20A / 20A / 30A · CH7-CH12: 10A / 10A / 15A / 20A / 20A / 30A Operating temperature -40°C to +85°C Waterproof rating IP65 (panel and control box) Relay type Built-in solid state relay Protection 60A resettable circuit breaker + 12-way fuse block Panel size 143 × 69 × 12 mm (5.63 × 2.72 × 0.47 in) Backlight 8 colours + gradient / jump / breathing, 5 brightness steps Memory Remembers the last switch state after power off Panel finish Black textured ABS, gold trim, pre-printed function icons

1. Switch panel
2. Circuit control box
3. Remote control handset
4. SMA magnetic-mount antenna
5. Mounting brackets
6. Installation kit (screws and nuts)
7. 60A circuit breaker
8. Inline fuse wire 9. Negative lead
10. Positive lead
11. Wire harness
12. Cable ties (10)
13. Screwdriver
14. Label sheets (2)
15. User manual
16. Retail packaging

1. Mount the panel

Bolt it up with the bracket set — either the flat side brackets or the base plate, whichever suits your dash.

2. Mount the control box

Under the bonnet or behind a trim panel. Run the antenna lead out to a spot with a clear line of sight.

3. Run the circuits

Power it from the battery (recommended) or an ACC feed, then wire each accessory to its own terminal.

Before you wire it up: disconnect the negative battery terminal first. Power the control box from the battery rather than an ACC feed where possible — an ACC feed can drop out during cranking and reset the panel. Match the fuse to the load, not to the biggest fuse that fits, and never exceed 60A total across all twelve circuits. If you are unsure about a circuit, have it fitted by an auto electrician.