Auxbeam 8-Gang Switch Panel RC800

Key specifications

Adding lights or other 12V/24V accessories can mean a crowded dash and a tangle of separate controls. The Auxbeam RC800 brings eight switch positions into one panel, with a wireless remote for operating connected accessories from inside or outside the vehicle. Its remote is listed for use up to 165 ft away and has a magnet for attaching it to a metal surface.

The setup includes toggle, momentary, and pulsed lighting modes, plus customizable RGB backlighting. A light sensor adjusts the panel brightness, and the backlight can also be turned off.

The listing specifies solid-state relays and a 60A resettable breaker, with protection against reverse polarity, overload, and overheating. Silicone covers are rated IP65. That gives buyers useful detail about the stated protection, but the listing does not give per-switch output ratings or installation dimensions, planning a fit is harder without that measurement.

Who it’s for

It suits you if you want a consolidated control panel for accessories in a truck, RV, off-road vehicle, or UTV with a 12V or 24V system. For example, instead of reaching for separate dashboard switches after setting up a vehicle for a trip, you could use the panel for connected accessories and keep the remote within reach—or attach it to a nearby metal surface. One remote can control up to four vehicles, while up to four remotes can operate one vehicle, according to the product details.

The alternative is keeping individual switches or wiring each accessory through its own control. That can make more sense for a small, simple setup, the RC800 is aimed at consolidating several controls and offering different operating modes. Not the best choice if you need published channel-by-channel ratings or exact mounting dimensions before deciding: those details aren’t provided here. Its range and accessory capacity will still depend on your installation, so don’t treat the remote as a substitute for checking the setup requirements.

In the box

The described kit includes the eight-gang panel, brackets, waterproof covers, a circuit breaker, and labeled stickers. The product description calls installation plug-and-play and says no app is needed, but it doesn’t spell out the installation dimensions or list per-channel electrical ratings. If those determine whether it works for your vehicle or accessories, get that information before committing to a mounting location or wiring plan.

Before you decide

How far away can the remote work? The stated range is up to 165 ft. The listing doesn’t specify conditions for that range, so treat it as a maximum rather than a guaranteed distance in every vehicle or setting.

Can the panel lighting be changed? Yes. The description lists RGB colors, toggle, momentary, and pulsed modes, along with automatic dimming and an option to turn the backlight off. It also says settings are remembered.

Which electrical systems are listed as compatible? The panel is described for 12V and 24V systems and for trucks, RVs, off-road vehicles, and UTVs. Check accessory requirements and installation fit separately, compatibility with those vehicle types doesn’t provide a per-output rating.

Buying verdict

The RC800 is worth considering when several auxiliary controls, remote operation, and adjustable panel lighting matter more than a minimal switch setup. Its eight-gang layout and included mounting and protection components give it a clear use case for a vehicle with multiple accessories. Skip it if you need mounting dimensions or individual switch ratings to make a confident fit or electrical decision, since those specifics aren’t included in the supplied details.