The NACHO Switch System is your ultimate auxiliary accessory controller, designed to provide seamless control over your aftermarket additions. This 60-amp solid-state, programmable 8-switch panel lets you power everything from lights to essential off-road gear with ease. Whether you're driving a truck, boat, car, or heavy-duty machine, this system simplifies your setup and offers room to expand your build as needed. With intuitive features and rugged durability, the NACHO Switch System ensures you have total control at your fingertips, no matter the adventure.
Features
- 3 Programmable Modes: Strobe, Momentary, and On-Off settings for versatile operation.
- Advanced Safety Protection: Includes a built-in resettable fuse, reverse polarity protection, over-voltage protection, and over-current protection.
- Customizable Switch Icons: Personalize your switch panel with 60 included custom button icon stickers.
- RGB Backlighting: Select your preferred switch button color with unlimited color options.
- Automatic Backlight Adjustment: Adaptive brightness ensures the backlight adjusts to environmental conditions.
Specifications
- Waterproof Rating: IP65
- Max Current: 60A
- Rated Voltage: 12V 20A / 24V 10A
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Power Ratings:
- Operating at 12 Volts: Max power rating of 720W
- Operating at 24 Volts: Max power rating of 1400W
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