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S/S switch panel - Stainless Steel Switch Panel

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€19,10 - €19,10
€19,10
€19,10 - €19,10
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Stainless Steel Switch Panel A stainless steel switch panel for the interior dashboard, providing mounting locations for auxiliary and accessory switchgear.

Manufactured in stainless steel, it fits to the dash to carry additional switches in a finished panel.
Vehicle Model Land Rover Defender up to 2016
Fitment Notes DEFENDER 90/110 — Stainless steel switch panel
Alternative Codes
S/S switch panel

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Frequently asked questions

What is the stainless steel switch panel used for?
The stainless steel switch panel mounts on the interior dashboard of the Land Rover Defender 90 and 110, giving finished mounting locations for auxiliary and accessory switchgear. It's used when adding extra switches, for lighting, winches or compressors, that the standard dash has no provision for, presenting them in one tidy stainless panel.
Where does the switch panel fit in the Defender?
The switch panel fits to the Defender 90 or 110 dashboard to carry additional switches in one place. It's an accessory panel for custom switch installs rather than a replacement for a factory trim part, so exact positioning depends on your dash layout and how many switches you're mounting.
How is the stainless switch panel fitted?
The stainless steel switch panel typically mounts to the Defender dash with fixing screws, then your accessory switches fit into the panel and wire in behind the dashboard. It's a custom switchgear install rather than a plug-in factory replacement, so plan the wiring run and switch layout before fitting. Basic hand tools are usually enough.