5 Gang Multi-functional Switch Panel Green

Nilight makes quality products, I have been using them for the past 7 years. This switch panel is exactly what I needed and operates perfectly. Inline fuses and easy wiring make this a win.

Highly recommended! Perfect for my project! Easy installation works amazingly!

I have bought a few of these over the years I love them I have one in my truck bed for lights one in my boat and they make wiring easy never had an issue with them

Switch pannel works good just is not waterprrof!

I've used Nilight switches before and have had good service.Positive -They are overall good quality.Sturdy aluminum mounting plate.The voltmeter is clear and easy to read.Includes inline 20 amp fuses for each circuit.These are very nice looking switches!Negative -Nothing really negative, just a few things to note, see belowThe LEDs are ON when the switch is OFF. This is backwards to me. I solved it by removing each switch and turning it upside down. This isn't a perfect solution because the switches have a small 'key' at the 3 o'clock position (looking at the front of the switch) But I was nevertheless able to mount them 'upside down'. Of course the LED's are now upside down as well, but it looks fine and it's not a reason to deduct a star.Second thing; the terminals aren't the standard 1/4" size. They are the smaller 'audio' style. The regular 1/4" connectors won't fit properly.Last minor thing, the supplied connectors lock on the terminals and you must push a small latch to get them to release. It can be difficult to do without a tool like needle nose pliers because the terminals are close together.The adhesive labels are a nice addition to the product, but if you're not installing it on a boat they're not really appropriate. I made my own with adhesive inkjet labels.

Great value! Very durable. Worked great for our boat.

The Good: (1) Solid well made panel with quality switches. (2) Has everything one would want.The Bad: (1) I didn't need the screws as I bolted mine onto a large project box, but I would not have used them anyways because they are not stainless steel. They are black oxide. (2) The area below the bottom switches where the labels go is slightly depressed, but that comes through as a slightly raised section in the back meaning you'll need to cut away that area below for a very flat fit. I would have preferred having more of the panel surface flush with the project box. (3) No pattern is included for your cut-out or hole drill out. (4) The outlets for 12 volts (cig. lighter) and 5 volts (USB) were slightly askew and needed to be realigned (no big deal).Unknown: (1) Water resistance as it hasn't been used yet. But, the fuses and switches all appear to be sealed, although I'm a bit concerned on water getting in behind the switches. (2) Accuracy of the volt meter, but appears to be within a percent (i.e. within a tenth of a volt) based on preliminary check.

It works just as expected. I like how it has 5 built in fuses.However, the fuses are pretty low amperage. It's always a good idea to do so, but for anything you connect to it, a relay is required. The fuses will blow on any sort of radio or light bar.