AUX LIGHT - control panel for GEN1

[orrr]

As I mentioned in another post I designed switches panel for operating auxiliary light.
The body is prepared for APEM 9433 NCD switches:

http://www.apem.com/files/apem/brochures/switch-pushbutton-9400-9600-ENG.pdf

with sealing bots U1403 :

http://www.apem.com/files/apem/brochures/switch-sealing-boots-ENG.pdf

The switch is momentary closed, therefore to operate the lights an additional module is required.
I used an electronics kit available in my country, AVT :
https://sklep.avt.pl/avt1916.html
…. Yes, only in polish, but a movie explains its functions, I hope…
The module contains four channels/relays, three of them are used. The first ones turns on the aux lights independently of main lights. The second ones gives "stand by" mode. The aux lights come on when the high beam of the headlight is switched on. The third ones is used for switching off ( is used, but its relay is not connected to any signal).
These relays are not connected directly to the aux lights. They give only steering signal for the main relay.
I can prepare and publish an electric diagram if there is necessity.

The body of the panel is finally 3D printed and other preparations are required (drilling, finishing of surface, bonding metal insert for screws... easy work).

I can send .stl file (used by 3D printers) for interested.

Aaaa, the other two switches are used for LCD panel (temperature, fuel consumptions, ODO…)

 

[blitz11]

Sweet. Nice work. ::026::

 

[snakebitten]

Slick! love that housing design.

 

[AZ Dean]

Wow, nice work, orrr! Do you plan to produce and sell these?

 

[orrr]

Wow, nice work, orrr! Do you plan to produce and sell these?

THX....

To produce and sell.... it wasn't my intention but I can help if someone is interested.
I still working to reduce number of switches.
In my opinion :lamp: it possible to reach the same effect using one switch (I think about controlling aux lights) but it requires an electronic module working in sequence:

STEP/PUSH RELAY1 RELAY2
OF OF (turn on the module, initial sequence)
1 ON OF
2 OF ON
3 OF OF (and the next pushing jump to step 1)
PRESS and HOLD - jump to step 1 (at any time).
OFF and ON, the module starts from initial sequence.

Finally, three switches... one for aux lights and two for LCD panel.... winter lasts...

 

[~TABASCO~]

Great job !

 

[Checkswrecks]

::026:: to the compliments!

 

[orrr]

I have just got an electronic module, it works excellent. A new box and control panel were designed, i hope they will printed next week....