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Why Use a 12V Control Box in Your 4WD or Caravan?

A 12V control hub is the ultimate solution for simplifying your off-grid power. Instead of mounting chargers, fuses, and switches all over your vehicle, these units consolidate everything into one central location. For the 4WD owner or caravanner who wants a professional, "set-and-forget" setup without the headache of complex wiring, a pre-assembled control hub is a game-changer.

Whether you need a simple Control Box to organize your fridge and lighting sockets, or a comprehensive Power Management System (like the Enerdrive Adventurer or Redarc Rogue) that handles charging, monitoring, and switching, these hubs eliminate "electrical gremlins" by providing a factory-tested, plug-and-play heart for your canopy or camper.

At Outback Equipment, we offer a range of 12V control boxes and hubs designed for Australian conditions. Buy online today and get delivery straight to your door across Australia.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a Control Box and a Control Hub?

Think of a Control Box as a distribution point; it gives you switches and sockets for your gear but requires an external charger. A Control Hub or System (like our Enerdrive or Redarc ranges) is an all-in-one "brain." It includes the DCDC charger, battery monitor, and often an inverter, significantly reducing the number of individual components you need to buy and wire.

Why choose a pre-wired system over a custom DIY setup?

Reliability and confidence. A pre-wired control hub is designed by experts to ensure every wire is the correct gauge and every circuit is properly fused. It’s the perfect choice for someone who isn't 100% confident with electrical work, as it turns a week-long wiring job into a simple, clean installation.

Can I add more accessories to my control box later?

Yes. Most 12V control boxes feature internal fuse blocks and spare outputs. This allows you to expand your setup by adding things like air compressors or additional camp lights back to one central and easy-to-reach location rather than cluttering your battery terminals.

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.