🚤 WATERWICH Marine Boat Car 6 Gang Toggle Rocker Switch Panel with LED Voltmeter and Car Charger - Waterproof, Ignition Control, 12V/24V Circuit Breaker - Ideal for RVs, Vehicles, Trucks Review

This switch panel has a weak point and it is a voltmeter. This is very accurate compared to my other digital voltmeters. During the day I can't read the voltage in the sunlight. The display is bright, but the LED segments are too bright to read the voltage. Otherwise I like it very much.

Difficult to distinguish available units without a switch from those with a switch. It definitely has them and they seem to be working. I wish they had used a red LED to avoid night blindness and to be able to turn down the power - they are quite bright and use more power than they need for their purpose.

I wasn't really expecting much based on the price but thought I'd give it a try. The wiring is very good, the accessory sockets are as good as anywhere else, the lights work well and the switches work as they should. Let's see how it holds up after the weather influences in the next season. As long as I like it

The control panel was pleasant to operate. good properties used on 20ft CC. The cigarette lighter was an almost immediate failure, but somewhat to be expected in a marine environment. My big problems are that the switches went bad within a year. 4 out of 6 don't work at all. None of them draw more than 2 amps and are used intermittently (less than 100 hours on engine this year). Too bad they came with a guarantee because now I have at least another $60. When the panel was working properly, it…

It works, but there are problems. Switches and everything are on, but the amps saw a lot even when not on. Also, the switches are fed in series, which exacerbates the problem with the amplifier. The quality is good for what they are, but I had to rearrange a few things. My biggest problem was that I was using them for a boat but as long as they have power they burn so I couldn't store the boat without putting a master switch on the panel. May be suitable for other applications but not suitable…

Update: Voltage gauge burned out within an hour. It was only 12V. Solid construction but there are a few downsides. The switches have a bottom LED that is always lit when connected to a power source. This doesn't work for me as I don't switch them to my boat's ignition. Luckily it can be turned off by removing the lower wattage, or I can hook up these LEDs to my ignition to keep the battery from draining when the boat is in storage. Finally, the gap at a vertex is horribly designed. See how…

One thing that may or may not be an issue is that there isn't much room around the bezel. You have to be very precise when cutting the hole because you don't have much room to mess. However, if you use a spacer as a template and are careful, this doesn't pose much of a problem. More annoying is the second point, since the power meter (voltmeter) is practically useless in direct light. It reflects light on LCDs and is utterly useless unless it's in the shade. In a booth or shaded area this is…

Pretty good for the money you pay. You're unlikely to find everything you want or need in something like this. It would be nice if there was a master switch and the USB and car charge ports were on breakers too. For my use, I decided to solve both of these problems by rewiring so that the last 15 amp switch and switch became the main switch. That means I can't draw more than 15 amps, but there's also no power loss from the switch's blue LED lights (they only draw about 0.03 amps) when the main…