SWITCH PANEL - AUXBEAM INDIA

SWITCH PANEL

Frequently asked questions

What is a switch panel used for?

A switch panel is a centralized control unit — usually mounted on the dashboard — that lets you turn multiple auxiliary electrical accessories (light bars, driving lights, rock lights, horns, winches, etc.) on and off from one place, instead of running separate switches for each.

How many circuits (gangs) do I need?

Depends on how many accessories you're running. Auxbeam's range covers 4, 6, 8, and 12-gang panels — a 4–6 gang panel suits basic setups (light bar + driving lights), while 8–12 gang panels suit heavily accessorized rigs (light bar, rock lights, whip light, horn, winch, etc. all controlled separately).

What's the difference between panel-only, remote control, and app control versions?
  • Switch Panel Only — physical buttons, no wireless control, most affordable (e.g., RGB Series, ~₹17,999).
  • Switch Panel + Remote — adds a handheld remote for controlling accessories without reaching the dash (e.g., RC Series).
  • Switch Panel + App — control via a smartphone app.
  • Switch Panel + Remote + App — full flexibility, priciest tier (e.g., AC Series ~₹35,999, AS Series ~₹37,999, KS-80 ~₹39,999).
What do "Toggle," "Momentary," and "Pulsed" modes mean?
  • Toggle — press once to turn on, press again to turn off (standard switch behavior).
  • Momentary — stays on only while held (useful for horns or winches).
  • Pulsed — sends a brief signal pulse, often used for accessories needing a trigger signal rather than sustained power.
Do I need a separate wiring harness?

Most panels come with their own harness, but longer runs or additional accessories may need an extension cable — Auxbeam sells a 47-inch wiring harness extension separately for this.