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Advanced Accessory Concepts Trigger Control Systems
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Features
- Control up to 24 accessories
- Eliminate the need to run wires under the dash or through the firewall of a vehicle when wiring accessories
- Battery powered RF remote with universal mount system
- Bluetooth control from phone/tablet app
- Manual buttons for on/off on top of case
- Additional switch harness extentions available in 12 and 14 guage
- California Residents: WARNING
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
The TRIGGER Wireless Accessory Controller substantially saves installation time of your electronic accessories! Eliminate the need to run wires under the dash or through the firewall of a vehicle when wiring accessories. It also adds functionality such as, an RF remote control for activating installed accessories from outside the vehicle and dimming/flashing functions for installed lighting. In addition, fused circuits with LED indicators notify you of blown fuses.
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1.0
It's doesn't work!!
Loved the idea of wireless control of my lights and light bars. The only problem is that it doesn't even turn on. I connected to my battery and and nothing happen. What a waste of three hundred dollars
By Renne
from Los Angeles, Ca
| 4/30/21
5.0
Great Switch Alternative to Jeep OEM options
This is a smart, less expensive, and cool alternative to the Jeep Wrangler Auxiliary Switch. It's simple to install and easy to use. For me, the wireless capability is potentially the best part. But, being expandable for additional switches is definitely a plus.
By Brian C.
from Milton, GA.
| 7/14/20
5.0
AAC trigger 6
i had a fue problems to start, but customer service was grate. works grate now.
By gary
from Arvada Co
| 5/25/20
1.0
Trigger Controller Switch Panel
Go hardwired if at all possible. Range is poor, batteries dont last. The main Trigger controller does not like the heat underhood of a JKU. Sometimes turns on by itself and must pull battery cable to turn off
By Ken S
from Tampa, Fl
| 5/19/20
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