Switch Pros SP-9100 Install

Which fuse are you tapped into for the White wire (LIGHTS/Input/T2) in your fuse box? What year is your Tundra?

 

@Bailey thanks again for the write-up. Reading this has given me the confidence (er, delusion) to try this for myself.

 

OK. Finally getting around to wiring this thing up. Such a Noob with 12v electrical for all the xtra stuff. Sorry about that just trying to figure all this out. Once it makes sense I second guess myself....

Hopefully, this is a simple question for anyone that can answer.

Im a little confused on the switch pro wiring. Are the Switch Pro leads actual power or just the remote switch for the accessory?

I noticed the first 4 are limited to 20 amps and you can combine the last 4 leads in pairs for 35 amps to each switch. It wasn't making sense that 35 amps would be running through 14 gauge wire.
If I'm understanding this a light bar setup would be like this.
+ lead from light to battery
- Lead from light to ground
> accessory wires for toggle switch wired to Switch Pro lead instead of to a toggle

or is it

+ from light bar to Switch-Pro lead
- from light bar to ground.
> take accessory wires to toggle out of the equation

Thanks for any advice....

 

This is correct. The switchpro leads provide the power. Most people add a ground bus bar next to the Switch-Pros.

 

Ok, that's way simpler to wire. Thank you.

 

It's more intimidating than it is difficult.

 

In the end, I have to admit I enlisted the help of @Porschetech29 . Man, so glad I did!

 

Anyone running the high beam trigger to a lightbar or set of high power lights? Any issues, especially with the 18/19s? Thanks!

 

No, but great idea if it works.

 

Looks good Sam and nice work Francis. @Porschetech29
Looks like a lot of us followed @Bailey lead mounting on the fuse cover, I even mounted my switch in the same spot he did. Hey imitation is the most sincere form of flattery.
Here’s mine, I added a bus bar for all my grounds.

 

Man I would find someplace to hide all that wiring. I couldn’t stand it.

 

Hahaha yeah but it’s accessible if needed and I can remove the fuse cover without disconnecting anything.

 

where did you run the ACC to?

 

If tapping into the Ignition fuse have any of you guys came across a blown fuse yet for any reason on that tap?

 

I ran the ACC ( I actually ran all three wires- ACC, White and PINK) through the fire wall into the fuse panel under the driver kick panel. There are two open fuse slots that are controlled by ignition on my 17'. I used one of those fuse slots. I didn't want to wire tap or splice any wires. I did not end up tying the white or pink into auto dimming lights or anything else. I just capped them off and left them there for future use if I decide to.

 

I’ve not blown a fuse in either of my trucks. Using add a fuse into the fuse box under the hood.

 

Cool thanks I was planning on those as well

 

Anyone knows the stock code for connecting the SP via BT to the App?

If pressing the scan button in the app, it does not find anything. If trying to connect phone (via settings, BT) to the SwitchPros, it sees the device but asks for a code...

Thanks in advance, B.

 

App freezes after connection (Android version), does not seem to be something that has been engeneered carefully...☹

 

I didn't think there was a stock code? Mine (iPhone) showed up as SWTCHPRO)or something like that, then prompted me to create a password. Is it a used SwitchPro or new?
If it's used and a password was entered you'll need that to unlock it. I have the Apple version and didn't have any issues. Although more cumbersome, you can program through the panel without a bluetooth connection.

Give them a call or email, if they are answering at all during these crazy times. They were more than helpful when I reached out.

 

Thanks for the reply, I will test with an IPhone and report back.
No, new SP, this is not the issue thank good

 

What is the gauge of the wire running from the negative terminal of your battery to the bus bar?

 

Which distribution block did you buy? Looking to buy the same one and set up similar.

 

Blue Sea makes some good stuff

 

I started my install today and mounted almost same as you did. I only got the switchpro installed and my light bars installed. Still need to wire up the locker and compressor and couple of deals before I clean up the wiring Aera and install a 3D printed cover. Here’s couple pics





I really really don’t like seeing wiring that’s aftermarket just zipped tied or hanging around everywhere. So I’ll prob end up drilling and putting a grommet for the accessory wiring to minimize it. I’ll update when boss lady lets me finish installing everything haha

 

I ran mine to trigger two light bars with my high beams turned on. I have the morinoto Xb headlights installed as well. Works like a charm. It’s awesome. And I also have the light bars to strobe on a double tap of the switchpro.

 

Thanks for this post and everyone’s input. I’m a bit of an electrical layman and this thread seriously helped me succeed getting my Switch-Pro installed and running. As much as I dislike and reject the internet overall, this is one of those times I appreciate it. I appreciate this community more. Thanks agian everyone!

 

Any Idea where @Porschetech29 found the Fuse block with a cover?
Looks really good and somewhat protected

 

Over time the cover will not stay on. Been running without the cover for over a year without I’m any issues. I’ve been using Blue Sea terminal blocks for the past 4 installs. Here is an example from an 80 series Landcruiser I did a couple of months ago