Blank Bed lights switch

Does anyone make a blank bed lights switch or have one to sell?

I am adding a 3d printed aux panel like below…

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1149137265/toyota-tacoma-3rd-gen-switch-panel-for

But my Tacoma’s drivers side panel is like this:

 

Never mind the switches already installed as I am going a different route to avoid having to use relays.

 

Curious why you want to avoid a relay? Most if not ALL the switches on the Taco require the use of a relay.

 

Maybe my terminology is wrong and I don’t have that much knowledge on the subject but I was under the impression if I install an Auxbeam 8gang and a buss 100 amp circuit breaker in the engine bay I can avoid having to wire up/mount multiple relays with the wiring thru the fire wall. This product which is basically a poor man’s switch pro is a more simplistic and cleaner looking result

Auxbeam Switch Panel 8 Gang Switch Panels Universal Circuit Control Relay System Automatic Dimmable LED On-Off Switches Pod Touch Control Panel Switch Box for Car Truck Pickup Boat UTV SUV - Green

Auxbeam 8 Gang Switch Panel GA80 Universal Circuit Control Relay System Automatic Dimmable LED On-Off Switch Pod Touch Control Panel Relay Box for Car Truck Pickup UTV SUV - Green, 2 Years Warranty

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08FQTCLZG?_encoding=UTF8

 

Okay. I've not used a switch panel like that so I don't know its capacity. Typically, a switch like what is run in the Taco has a 3A maximum so you can't run the full amperage of a circuit thru the switch to the component. Perhaps the Auxbeam has that capacity in a relay built in.

 

I think…positive it does

 

The auxbeam panel doesn’t use relays instead current is switched through a MOSFET (think of it like a modern solid state switch where as a relay is an old school magnetic controller physical switch). I imagine the real deal switchpro is the same way but all my friends are poor and I’ve only ever seen the auxbeam unit up close.

Any such switch panel will be the simplest and most clean way to handle high power switching needs. Myself I still prefer good old fashion relays and enjoy organizing and hiding the wiring but electrical mods are my jam. Either a real switchpro or the auxbeam unit are well suited for what you need. Bang-for-your-buck definitely goes to the auxbeam.