Good, solid design, grateful for the instructions on how to install. One switch already stopped working, need to get it looked at again, I'm hoping it's not a product defect...will keep you posted...It has an app, but if I'm in my tent and want to put my lights on, the car engine battery should be on and not parked with ignition off...not useful...Love rgb background of panel and sticker choices...

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Installed the product according to the diagrams and how I have wired countless light accessories before. After one day of use and with only a single light bar wired in the control panel stopped working. Looked into the box and it appeared there were burns across multiple of the upper ports. Not sure if it was a bad device but I’m worried it could have ended a lot worse.

Good Gang Switch kit here. The switch panel is smaller than most others I've come across. Not just in width/height but depth too. Only a half inch thick. The circuit box is well made but I'm not sure I care for the open ends. Others have more of a sealed case to protect the wires and fuses. If you're not mudding, it probably won't be much of a concern though.

There are a dozen makes/brands of this fairly generic system. This basic system has been around for a couple of years with slight improvements over time.The way the basic system works is that you get the following:,1) a small switch controller that goes inside the vehicle2) a distribution blocks for placement in you engine compartment, that includes eight to twelve circuits with a solid state relays and individually fused3) accessories such as a single cable you must pass though some existing or new hole in firewall, a manual switchable and circuit breaker device OR a large fuse to connect the whole distribution box to battery, a tap you connect to a position on your factory fuse box to allow you to choose if system powers on when you key is switched to always on OR accessory/"ACC" OR "run." You also get some hardware to give you options for placement for your in passenger compartment device.Those features and elements come with practically any iteration of this general setup made by a dozen different makers/sellers for a few years now.What this adds in order to create added value for some added cost is new options to choose illumination color of switch box from a choice of eight colors. That is in my opinion a decent added value in that it looks more professional to have machining dash color schemes and have green led switch box if your main dash illuminant from factory is green. It is also easily dimmable.Couple of hints from my install:1) find and check user forums for your vehicle model for where accessible firewall passthroughs are for the cable. Chances are some number of owners have pics of best places. You may need top put a small cut in a grommet.2) if you cant find a location for switchbox that works with various mounting hardware, get some good thick 3m doublestick. This can mount flush with doublestick.3) I mounted my engine bay controller on top of my air intake. You can get some clay, playdough, or make some dough out of flour and water and make a little "piller" where you are going to place it, to check and make sure you have height clearance, including when you rev engine.4) for the cable that goes between the two main devices, it can be disconnected it get through narrower firewall hole. BUT unlike some brands I can't find an extension listed on sellers page. I am waiting for an answer as to whether they have extensions, which some users may need.5) Amperage rating. In theory the device fuses add up to 150. But the entire 8-gang device is limited to 6o amps at any given time.6) standby vampire draw is 4ma, that is pretty low and should not damage a car battery or draw it down. My car itself draws 50ma, and most modern cars draw 40 to 85mA just sitting off in driveway.7) If instructions included are too sparse for you there are a dozen you/tubes of installations of near identical systemsValue: Good. Standard device with a few more bells and whistles and a somewhat premium price.

I used a product from a different company in my vehicle, but I wanted to use this one for my golf cart since it states it is completely waterproof.The product itself is well made and the aluminum control panel looks and feels good. I like that you can change the color of the background right on the unit, something I had to use an app for on the other product. It's also fairly easy to change modes, but I haven't needed to do that for anything I've installed yet.The stickers are adequate and give you lots of options. They tend to stick well so far and light up well. The cables and brackets are all of good quality and I didn't have any issues with any of the hardware during the install.The unit has done exactly what I needed and looks great as well!My Star Rating Scale:5 stars - Perfect, or as close to perfect as possible and would definitely recommend to anyone.4 stars - Works well, but could see some minor changes that could make the product better. Would recommend to others.3 stars - Functional, but areas of concern or major changes that could make the product better. Recommend researching other options. OR, neutral ranking, nothing really special or bad about the product.2 stars - Barely functional, recommend researching other options.1 star - Avoid at all costs!