This is the one I bought. This is the wireless one - which I might consider for additional stuff. Not many reviews... and the box side looks... questionable.
WATERWICH 8 Gang Wireless Source Control Switch Panel DC12V Electronic Power System Modular Magnetic Fixing Bracket DIY Mount Waterproof Fuse Relay Box Wiring Harness for Car Truck Boat RV CamperJeep
$240 USD on Amazon
1.Magnetic Fixing Bracket,Unlimited Position, Adjustable and Quick Installation:Clean and Neat Design: No frustrating wiring,Just need an hour,With plug and play wiring and easy-to-install components,It can solve the problem of the wiring for car lights modification and installation.Professional installation is highly recommended.
2.Wireless Source Control Switch Panel is fully free seting function .8 switches can be set as on/off ,flash, momentary,strobe, High temperature resistant rechargeable battery, intelligent power saving. Compact sleek & Lightweight design,thickness only 13mm.
3.Safety First Design:Built in Overload protection,Comes with a 6*20A and 2*10A fuse,Tatal Current can't over 60A,Advanced thermal protection and overload protection design will help the loads work safely,ensure the control box heats up slowly, heat dissipation fast, to extend the the service life.
4.Customize Personal Panel: Customize unique personal switch panel with 69 universal switch stickers.NO.1 - NO.6 circuit Maximum 240W, NO.7 - NO.8 circuit Maximum 120W,Operating at 12 Volts and a tatal max power rating of 700 Watts,
5.Made out of quality durable ABS plastic material and rugged aluminum body,High and Low temperature resistant,Operating Temperature:you can even use it at -40°(Min) or 125°(Max).IP66 WATERPROOF, Fuse Relay and Control Box Shell are Waterproof.
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Since you don't have the answer you were looking for yet... I'll put in my experience with this sort of stuff. Auxbeam was one of the many units I put in the Amazon cart to consider for our relay power stuff. As you can see below, the control panel for the 8-relay box I bought looks pretty similar to Auxbeam's.
After putting a dozen similar units in the cart, I then spent a bunch of time looking in more detail for the differences between them. In this case, the decision came to two things: how accessible are the fuses; and how do the wires connect. There was a third factor - some units use dedicated relays and others are part of a single 8-relay board; in that case, I decided it wasn't important enough to consider, so dumped that decision point.
After looking at a bunch of them, it becomes pretty clear that most of them are selling the same 2-3 units under different labels, Auxbeam, for example, sells two types of 8-relay units that appear to have the same control panel but different load-connect setups. This Auxbeam unit appears to be identical to the one I ended up using. Only reason I didn't use Auxbeam is this Partol unit looks identical and was priced $50 lower.
I also considered units that cost up to $1000; but decided I'd go with the cheap unit because I wasn't really sure if I'd like this setup or not; I figured if I didn't like it or it wasn't good enough, I'd dump the cheap unit and go with a nicer one - or do something totally different. If it were something much harder to replace later, I would have probably gone more expensive; but I figured this was an easy enough one to be, "disposable," if I decided to upgrade it later.
FWIW, having tried this route, I have since purchased an additional relay unit (RF-wireless) that is still less expensive; in this case, I concluded that the cheap one worked fine so another cheap one might be okay as well. I'll go the same route when we do lights for the roof rack.
Worth keeping in mind that when I have NO basis for real decision making, I go big on comparing things. When seeking a bunch of cheap back-packs for a family trip a few years back, I ordered 20 of them and loaded them all up with the same set of gear and tested how they load and unload and how they carry. Then sent back most of them and ordered more of the winners. Gotta love Amazon return policies.
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