Electrical panel with 5 switches, 5 circuit breakers, digital voltmeter, 12V cigarette lighter socket and momentary switch

Installing a 5-switch electrical panel for a converted van!

This electrical panel has five switches with different positions:

• 3-position switch (n°1): ON1, ON2, OFF
• Rocker switch (n°2): ON/OFF
• Rocker switch (n°3) : ON/OFF
• Rocker switch (n°4) : ON/OFF
• Push-button switch (n°5) : ON/OFF (on this one, it is possible to connect an electric circuit allowing the supply of a buzzer)

Each switch is connected to its own circuit breaker. As soon as you switch on one of the electrical circuits, you'll notice a small LED light on the switch concerned. This LED light warns you that an electrical circuit is switched on.

It's up to you to choose which electrical circuit you're going to connect to which switch on this control panel! To supply electricity to your compression fridge, water pump, LED spotlight, LED bar..

The control panel also includes a 12V cigarette-lighter socket, a momentary switch to cut the current and a digital voltmeter to check the current.

An essential piece of equipment for an electrical installation in a converted van, this pre-wired vertical electrical panel allows you to centralise your circuits, monitor malfunctions, distribute power to your equipment or lighting and secure the whole system!

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Technical characteristics of the electrical panel 5 switches, 5 circuit breakers, digital voltmeter, 12V cigarette lighter socket and momentary switch

• Vertical switchboard
• Panel dimensions: 220 x 114.5 mm
• Number of switches: 5
• Number of circuits to be connected: 5
• Number of circuit breakers: 5
• 1 digital voltmeter for checking current levels
• 1 12V cigarette-lighter socket
• 1 momentary switch to cut the current