12V Control Boxes & Control Hubs
Power your 12V gear with reliable control boxes and hubs built for camping, caravans, and 4WD adventures.
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Why Use a 12V Control Box in Your 4WD or Caravan?
A 12V control box is the heart of any off-grid setup. It distributes power to your accessories, keeps wiring neat, and adds safety through built-in fuses or circuit breakers. From camp lights to a 12V fridge, everything can operate from one easy hub.
Modern units go beyond simple switches. Many feature USB ports, Anderson plugs, and sockets for extra appliances, giving you more ways to charge and monitor your gear. Fit one in a caravan, canopy, or 4WD and you have a complete outdoor solution.
At Outback Equipment, we offer a range of 12V control boxes and hubs designed for Australian conditions. Buy online today get delivery straight to your door across Australia.
What Else You Might Need
- 12V Switch Panels: For simple on/off control of lights and pumps.
- DCDC Chargers: To keep your auxiliary battery topped up from solar or alternator.
- Wiring Kits & Fuse Blocks: For installation and expansion.
- Anderson Connectors: To connect fridges, solar panels, or extra accessories.
- Battery Boxes: Portable power options for camping trips.
Frequently Asked Questions about 12v Control Hubs
What is a 12V control box?
A compact power hub designed to distribute electricity to your 12-volt accessories. It usually includes switches, fuses, and sometimes USB ports or Anderson plugs.
What is the difference between a switch panel and a 12V control box?
A switch panel only lets you turn accessories on and off. A control box distributes power, adds safety with fuses, and gives you more connection options.
How to install a DC Control Box?
This video provides a step-by-step guide on how to install and wire a krimped DC control box. It covers connecting accessories and using the control box features like the switches, fuse block, USB ports, and Anderson plugs. The video also demonstrates wiring camp lights and a fridge, along with testing each component to ensure everything is functioning properly.