sPOD 12-17 Toyota Tundra BantamX Wireless Switch Controller
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This part is still available to order. Once you place your order, we’ll submit it directly to SPOD, and they’ll ship it straight to you.
Delivery times can vary depending on the brand, so we can’t guarantee an exact arrival date. What we can guarantee is that we’ll stay on top of your order, monitor its progress, and keep you updated until it reaches your door.
Special-order items are typically not kept in stock by most retailers. By ordering through us, your order is placed directly with SPOD, assuring you get the part as quickly as possible.
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Have the freedom to control anywhere with the sPOD™ BantamX wireless switch controller for the Toyota Tundra 2012-2017. Designed to be paired with the sPOD™ app on your phone or tablet while saving hours on wiring and installation time. It is a small solid-state 8-circuit (expandable) control system that provides a clean and safe way to power and control 12/24VDC accessories. Due to the small footprint of the BantamX power control module, the mounting location options are endless! No cutting, fishing wires into the cab or tapping into the vehicle ‘s electrical system. With the included universal mounting bracket, mounting options for the BantamX power control module under your hood is endless. It’s the perfect overall solution for all your aftermarket electrical accessories with options unmatched by anyone. Pair the BantamX with the sPOD app on your phone or tablet, you have a controller that can be used anywhere. Backed by sPOD's 5-year manufacturer warranty*, stay in control with the sPOD™ BantamX power management system. Download the sPOD app from Apple App Store or Google Play.
- Due to the small footprint of the BantamX power control module, the mounting location options are endless! No cutting, fishing wires into the cab or tapping into the vehicle ‘s electrical system
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