Auxbeam Auxillary Switch controller for those non Aux Switch Bronco’s

[Canonman11]

The Auxbeam Switch units are a solid unit.

Trying to determine the best mounting solution for the switch in the cab and control module in the engine bay. Want a super clean install. Loved this option seen on the AR Industries site it was from one of the Bronco’s at Sema. Would love to find out how they did this an issues related. If anyone knows of this please write in.

Super clean but the supplied mounts are not going to work so I suspect a custom mount was made.

Looking for ideas before installing.

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[LHD]

I installed 3 of these on a build last year. I think they were a different brand (switch pro). I loved the way they worked. The switch panels are just flat and about 1/4” -3/8”thick…easy to mount on a flat surface.

 

[Canonman11]

I am curious to mount it in the location of the photo. I should be able to route the wires through the switch panel that can be removed. But, I will need to make a different mount to secure it in place

Did you install in a Bronco yet?

 

[stuckinohio]

couple clever mounting ideas in the below post:
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/auxbeam-8-switch-install-anyone.33904/

 

[PSUTE]

I have too many hero switches for that to work for me (Squatch)

 

[Copperhorse73]

I used a cell phone mount

 

[Sozzy1269]

Sorry to revive an older thread, but I did use the search function...
I am adding an ARB locker and single compressor to activate said locker, but have no Aux switches and don't want to drill anything in the dash. Can these aftermarket aux switches be used for the compressor? I have some lights to wire up too, so this looks like a good option.
When mounted on the dash next to the "hero" switches, how do you supply power and mount it? I can mount is on the dash rail thing, but not sure how to route a power line.

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