Rywire 6-Toggle Switch Panel Tired of random toggle switches zip-tied to your dash with unlabeled wiring you can't trace? The Rywire 6-toggle switch panel gives you a clean way to control your fuel pump, fans, ignition, and starter without a mess of loose switches and relays. You're getting six water-resistant rocker switches mounted in a CNC-machined aluminum panel that's 7.75" wide and 2.5" tall. The panel's wired with Tefzel wire and Raychem DR25 heat shrink, and it terminates in a 12-pin DTM connector so you can unplug it and pull it out for maintenance. If you're building a track car, drag car, or street car with a standalone ECU and you need clean switch control, this is what you need. Here's What You're Getting You're getting one master ignition switch (red), one momentary starter switch, and four on/off toggle switches. The master ignition switch is high-side activation, which means it supplies 12V power when it's on. The momentary starter switch is low-side activation, which means it grounds the circuit when you push it. Three of the four on/off switches are low-side activation and one's high-side activation. That mix matters because you can use the low-side switches to trigger relays for fuel pumps, fans, or water pumps, and you can use the high-side switches for direct 12V control of accessories. High-Side vs Low-Side Switching High-side switches supply 12V power when they're turned on. You're running power directly to whatever device you're controlling. Low-side switches ground the circuit when they're turned on. They're used to trigger relays or send a ground signal to an ECU or a relay. Most fuel pumps, fans, and water pumps are controlled with relays, so you need low-side switches to trigger those relays. The Rywire panel gives you both high-side and low-side switches so you can wire whatever you need without adding extra relays or modules. Water-Resistant Rocker Switches The switches are water-resistant rocker switches. They're sealed so they won't corrode or fail if they get splashed with water or fluids. If you're running this panel in a gutted track car or a car that sees rain, the switches aren't going to fail on you. Tefzel Wire and Raychem Heat Shrink Rywire wires the panel with Tefzel wire and Raychem DR25 heat shrink. Tefzel's a high-temp, abrasion-resistant wire that's used in aerospace and motorsport wiring. It doesn't melt or crack like cheap PVC wire does. Raychem DR25 heat shrink is dual-wall heat shrink with adhesive inside. It seals connections way better than cheap heat shrink. You're getting professional-grade wiring, not budget eBay harness garbage. 12-Pin DTM Connector The panel terminates in a 12-pin DTM connector. That means you can unplug the entire panel and pull it out for maintenance or troubleshooting. You're not soldering and unsoldering wires every time you need to work on the panel. Unplug it, take it to the bench, fix it, plug it back in. DTM connectors are waterproof and they lock in place, so you're not dealing with loose connections. Includes Label Decals Rywire includes a decal sheet so you can label each switch. You're not guessing which switch controls the fuel pump when you're strapped in wearing gloves. Label your switches and you'll know what everything does. Works with Rywire V3 Race Fuse/Relay Box This switch panel's designed to work with the Rywire V3 Race Fuse/Relay Box. The switch panel controls the relays in the fuse/relay box. Together, they make a clean, reliable electrical system that's easy to diagnose when something goes wrong at the track. What You Get Rywire 6-toggle switch panel CNC-machined aluminum panel (7.75" wide x 2.5" tall) 1x master ignition switch (red, high-side activation) 1x momentary starter switch (low-side activation) 4x on/off toggle switches (3x low-side, 1x high-side, 20A @ 12V) Water-resistant rocker switches Tefzel wire and Raychem DR25 heat shrink 12-pin DTM connector Label decal sheet included Note: This panel's designed for race cars, track cars, and custom builds. It's not a direct plug-and-play replacement for your factory switches. You're wiring this panel into your electrical system yourself or having a shop do it. If you're not comfortable with electrical work, get a professional to install it. The panel works best with the Rywire V3 Race Fuse/Relay Box, but you can use it standalone if you're wiring your own relays and fuses.
