The Narva Heavy-Duty 4WD Panel Mount Switch drops into the dash and takes over from the surface-mount 12 volt driving light switch that comes in many harness kits, keeping controls close while you tackle corrugated tracks and highway runs. The panel mount style keeps the switch protected on the dash instead of hanging off a bracket where it can get bumped by knees or loose gear in the cabin.

This Narva switch runs on a 12 volt system and comes pre-wired to plug straight into the existing harness supplied with the original kit, so you keep the same relay and fuse setup that already works. The hard plastic housing and insulated cable hold up to the heat and dust that builds up in Aussie 4WD cabins day after day. If you want your driving light control in the dash where it belongs this is a smart buy.

• Heavy-duty Narva panel mount switch for 4WD use
• Rated for 12 volt vehicle electrical systems only
• Replaces the supplied surface-mount driving light switch
• Pre-wired for direct connection to existing harness
• Panel mount design gives a clean factory-style dash look
• Driving light icon and text on switch face for clarity
• Suits typical auxiliary driving light relay trigger circuits
• Includes harness section with insulated push-on connectors
• Ideal for upgrading Narva-style driving light wiring kits
• Compact rocker switch fits common 4WD dash switch panels

Q: Does this switch include a full driving light wiring harness?

No, this switch includes only the pre-wired section needed to connect to an existing harness. It is made to plug into the loom that originally came with a Narva-style surface-mount switch. You still need a complete driving light wiring kit with relay, fuse, and battery connections. This part simply changes the switch from surface mount to panel mount.

Q: Can this panel mount switch be used on 24V electrical systems?

No, this switch is specified for 12 volt systems only. It is intended for typical 12V 4WD and light vehicle setups. Using it on 24V trucks or machinery would be outside its stated rating. For 24V applications, a switch and loom rated for 24V should be used instead.

Q: Is the switch labelled specifically for driving lights?

Yes, the switch face shows a driving light symbol and text. This makes it clear which circuit you are controlling on a busy dash. The clear label helps avoid turning the wrong circuit on or off during night driving. It also keeps the dash layout easier to understand if someone else drives the vehicle.

Q: Do I need to modify my dash to fit this switch?

In most cases you will need a suitable panel cut-out for the switch body. Many 4WD dashboards and switch panels already have blanks that can be removed to accept a panel switch. The panel mount style suits flat plastic dash panels with enough depth behind. Always check clearances behind the panel before cutting or installing.