Switch Pros are cool, but....

I really like the idea of the switch pro, having all aux systems grouped together and isolated with a slick interface. I've just been hesitant to get one since the cost is a bit prohibitive and I'm only planning on running 4 aux systems (at least for now).

I was looking into creating a relay/switch controller with a raspberry Pi and a touch screen, which could be done relatively easily, but would likely cost about 200-250 in materials. When I started looking for parts on Amazon, I found this:

Suitech Universally Adaptable DC12V LED 6 Switch Panel Electronic Relay System with Circuit Control Box - Wiring Harness Kit for Any Vehicle - Power up to 6 Aftermarket Lights and Accessories - 600W

https://www.amazon.com/Suitech-Univ...0739R9SQT/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8

Basically, the Chinese light bar equivalent of a switch pro. Has anyone run one of these? If it works as advertised this may make more sense than setting up an aux fuse block, relays, and additional switches definitely more sense than me creating one from a Pi.

 

Also, would still need to run relays for higher powered systems, and the ground and power wires seem a bit small...

 

Where'd you end up sticking the panel? to the left of the steering wheel?

 

remember the cheap one isnt a canbus setup like switch pro. the switch pro can do so much more then the cheap setup. now, if you dont need any of that, then the other option is great. just two totally different things

 

Right you get to combine switches and inputs, the strobes and flashes and more. I'm just looking for a cleaner way than adding a bunch of individual push toggle switches and their wiring. I've been looking at a 12v 100-150A relay wired to ignition power as signal controlling power to a 6 circuit blue sea fusebox, which would again control relays that power individual systems. Or... I just get this and that takes care of it all.