SUPAREE LOCUS 8 Gang Switch Panel with App Control (Pre-Order)

Yes. Assign your roof bar, ditch lights and bumper pods to one group, then switch them together with a single press. You can also build a separate group for camp or work lighting to match the way you use your vehicle.

Yes. Grouped outputs can share one action or use individual actions. For example, compatible work lights can stay on while another connected light flashes, all from one group command.

Yes. A rear light could be part of both your camp and work groups. If you activate another group that includes the same output, the most recently activated group takes control of that output.

Choose Toggle for press-on, press-off operation; Momentary to run an accessory only while you hold the button; or Flash and Strobe for compatible lights. Set the behavior to suit the connected accessory using the panel or app.

The app lets you change the Flash speed and select from eight Strobe patterns. That gives compatible lighting different behaviors without changing its wiring.

Yes. Connect compatible DRL or accent-light circuits to the dedicated DRL terminals and use the separate DRL button. Your main lights stay on their own controls, leaving the eight main outputs available for other accessories.

Yes. Add the DRL channel to a group so your accent lighting responds with the other assigned outputs. While Group Mode is enabled, control DRL through that group; the separate DRL button is inactive.

Yes. Connect a sensor input to a compatible high-beam signal and assign the outputs you want it to trigger. Your selected auxiliary lights can then respond when you operate the vehicle's high-beam control. Wiring and app setup are required.

Yes. Wire a sensor input to a compatible reverse signal, then assign your rear-facing lights in the app. Once configured, shifting into reverse can trigger the selected outputs without a separate button press.

Use them to link accessories to compatible vehicle signals. High beams, reverse, brake lights and hazard lights are examples shown in the guide. You choose which signals to connect and which outputs each input controls.

Yes. A sensor input can control several outputs using a shared action or individually assigned actions. Configure each connected light's response in the app to build the behavior you want from that signal.

LOCUS uses a fixed priority when multiple sensor inputs trigger the same output at once: Sensor 1 takes priority over Sensor 2, then Sensor 3. Assign the signal you want to take precedence to the higher-priority input during setup.

No. Use the physical panel for everyday accessory control, including its power, brightness, DRL and group buttons. Open the app when you want additional configuration options or a live view of system readings.

Yes. Choose from 154 supplied label stickers to identify the equipment on your physical panel. Clear labels help you find the right light or accessory at a glance as your build changes.

Yes. Rename app buttons, choose a built-in icon, or add a photo from your camera or photo library. You can make the app's controls match your actual equipment; the physical panel uses label stickers.

Yes. Manually choose from four panel-backlight levels: 0%, 30%, 60% and 90%. Turn it up for daytime visibility or lower it after dark. This adjusts the panel lighting, not the brightness of connected accessories.

Yes. Customize the panel's on and off colors and brightness in the app, then choose a separate warning color. You can match your cabin's lighting and make switch states easier to recognize.

The app displays live system voltage, current and internal control-box temperature. Use these readings to check the system as your connected equipment runs. Current is presented as a system reading, not a separate reading for each output.

It measures the control box's internal circuit-board temperature, so you can check conditions inside the unit. Choose Fahrenheit or Celsius in the app. It does not report outside or cabin temperature.

Match each accessory to its channel rating: CH1 40A, CH2 30A, CH3 15A, CH4 15A, CH5 10A, CH6 20A, CH7 20A and CH8 30A. The combined system limit is 120A. Both the individual rating and total limit apply at the same time.

Yes. LOCUS accepts 12–24V DC input, so it can serve as a 12V switch panel or work with a compatible 24V system. Connected accessories must match the supply voltage, and both individual channel ratings and the 120A combined limit still apply.

Yes. Enable low-voltage protection in the app and set your cutoff threshold. If voltage drops below it, LOCUS warns you and cuts accessory output power, helping limit further accessory drain at camp. The control box stays powered; this does not guarantee the engine will restart.

Connect the voltage-detection wires to the battery's positive and negative terminals as shown in the wiring guide. The app needs these connections to display a voltage reading, so include them when setting up voltage monitoring and low-voltage protection.

It selects ACC or battery operation for the control box. Choose the setting that matches your planned installation and complete the corresponding connections in the wiring guide.

LOCUS supports compatible 12–24V accessory installations. Fixed and angle-adjustable brackets help you position the panel within reach; the guide shows dashboard, overhead and center-console examples. Check mounting clearance, secure attachment, accessory loads and vehicle-signal wiring for your specific build.

Yes. The channel fuses are replaceable, making the system serviceable after a fuse opens. Use the same or a lower amperage rating as the original fuse, as the guide specifies. Never fit a higher-rated fuse to increase a channel's capacity.