Aux Switch System, Looking for Opinions.

[IronWarjack]

I am planning to add an Aux Switch System to my '23 JLU.

I have looked at both the RC MLC-6 and the Voswitch 8 (grab bar). It looks like both have changed over the years, and I can't find any overhead mounted systems for my Jeep. Location isn't huge, just like options.

Both look to do the same, seem to have 30 AMP max per circuit, and similar installation.

My biggest issue with the RC is the lack of button identification. Ya, I know, memorize it. After 38 times of flipping the wrong one, I'm sure I will. But from reading, this is my only hold back.

These are both in the price range I'm looking for, but I'm looking for suggestions on preference. Anything I am not aware of? Anything I should be aware of?

Now, to be honest, I also see a lot of other brands that seem to offer app control and dimming and other wiz bands for a lot less price... but I'm thinking most will say to not use them. True?

This is step one in replacing bumpers, wheels, etc.

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[Oh_Jeepers]

I’m going to go with an SPOD BantamX 8 Relay Power Control System with Touch Screen when I pull the trigger later this fall. My reasoning it simplifies all my lighting installations is expandable and can evolve as my jeep changes. It’s pricey but it keeps from having all the wiring over on the batteries side of things preventing the rats nest that just creates problems down the road.

 

[Terrymo]

Ask RC if the MLC-6 uses standard Carling Contura rocker switches. If so the switch cover can be removed and replaced and there are laser engraved switch covers out there. I’ve used these in the past.
https://www.otrattw.net/Accessory-V/
i have the OEM aux switches plus the Voswitch JL400 which doesn’t currently come with stickers/labels for the new style switches. I would confirm whether or not the current JL800 comes with labels.

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