Posted on November 11 2026
One light bar on one switch is simple. Add ditch pods, rock lights, wheel lights and a chase light, and the wiring gets messy fast: a pile of relays, fuses and switches drilled into your dash. A Wireless 6-Switch Control Panel fixes that by putting everything on one module.
Harness or switch panel?
- One light: a Single Harness is all you need.
- Two lights that turn on together (pod pairs, ditch lights, dual bars): a Dual Harness.
- Three or more accessories, or anything you want to switch separately: the Wireless 6-Switch Panel.
How the wireless switch panel works
An all-aluminum control module mounts in the engine bay with built-in relays and fused circuits, so every accessory wires into one central spot. Inside the cab, the wireless switch panel talks to the module. You can mount it anywhere, or leave it loose in the center console and use it from outside the truck. Nothing passes through the firewall and there's no permanent modification. It's marine rated, so it handles trucks, off-road rigs and boats.
Install overview
- Mount the module in the engine bay, away from direct exhaust heat and with room to route wires.
- Connect power and ground to the battery as shown in the included instructions.
- Run each accessory to its own circuit. Up to six independent 12V accessories: light bars, pods, rock lights, wheel lights, starlight headliners, air compressors, train horns and more.
- Label each circuit so you know what's what later.
- Place the wireless panel in the cab and test each switch.
Why not just add more switches?
Every relay you add by hand is another connection that can corrode or come loose. A single fused, relayed module is cleaner, easier to troubleshoot, and keeps your dash free of extra holes. And it's backed by a lifetime warranty.
See it in real builds
See how customers run their setups: this 2024 Jeep Wrangler JLU runs LED whips through the switch panel, and this 2021 GMC Sierra 2500HD runs a full lighting setup. More in the Build Gallery.
Planning a multi-light build? Call (833) 325-3250 and we'll help you map out every circuit.