Why You Need the Garmin PowerSwitch - Toyota Truck Benefits Explained
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- Is your Toyota truck missing something? Upgrade to the Garmin PowerSwitch and unlock exciting new features for your truck! In this video, you'll learn why the Garmin PowerSwitch is a must-have for Toyota owners. We'll explain the benefits of installing the PowerSwitch and how it can help improve your driving experience. Don't miss out - watch now to learn more about the Garmin PowerSwitch for Toyota!
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Solid setup! I always list the VoSwitch UV100 as the budget friendly option, then the Garmin PowerSwitch for all around features and then the SPod
What a sweet product…
Thanks for the information.
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Really cool setup. Garmin if your listening add more contrasting colour options and make the switch buttons bigger. I know they camera impacted the quality but light grey on white is not the best for viewing. Make it like grey and orange or black and white or other colour choices. Make them look more like buttons/switches.
Did you hook up the power to the PDC??
Does this work with the first Gen Garmin Overlander?
This Garmin powers switch is cool auxbeam also had a app controlled setup and it has replaceable fuses were the Garman dosent
Auxbeam is not carplay / android auto capable
I know it’s a little pricey, but, you can use the app on your phone if you don’t want to get the Overlander tablet. This is my second off-roading build and after doing traditional switches through the firewall on my FJ cruiser, decided to go this route on my Tacoma. Once you’ve set up the power box in the engine bay, wiring anything to it is super easy. No relays, no rats nests of wires. It’s really good and I’m surprised it took this long for popular influencers to start showing them. Highly recommend it if you want to make wiring super easy and simple and not have a bunch of switches in your cab.
Will this work if I am in a area without cellular signal. I don’t have apple CarPlay built in my car . So I will have to alway use my phone. I guess I’m asking if the app for the Garmin power switch is data dependent.
@@oem9929 yeah. It’s a Bluetooth connection. So you won’t need cell signal to communicate with it through the app.
I’m going to purchase the Garming power switch. This is probably going to become a mainstream in the future….. (guessing)
Not more wiring techniques needed. Plug and play, easy!
Nice, thanks for the info! I need this for my 2022. What is the max Amp rating for each point, wait just looked it up, 30 amps per point, that is stupid crazy it can do that. $499 bucks though not cheap.
I have one in my old truck, definitely worth it.
For the ease and function can make on it, just works no worries.
would this garmin power switch work for 2023 Tundra HYBRID model as well ?
Yes it does work with any model!
So...another SPOD? Is this waterproof, as that would be the one draw vs. The SPOD which is not. However, the SPOD has more channels. Just curious.
SPOD is not Carplay / Android Auto compatible, so you have to use another control surface
Wish they made a 2 channel version of this thing
Where on the Sequoia did you pull your power supply for the Garmin switch? I’ve been trying to figure out where to get a good power supply in the engine bay rather than pulling wire all the way to the battery.
Bumping this. Have the same question.
I have the same question!
Under the hood, top left corner. Open the black box. Then, The power suply terminal is covered by a small plastic "box" thingy. Unclip the small plastic "box" thingy, its 2 pieces.
Thank you very much!
Think this is the same for a tundra hybrid?
Looks like a nice streamline setup but needing your phone or a Fancy Tablet or stereo TO run it Is a little far fetched for people with old vehicles like 97 4runners or 4th gen 4unners
Got it on my 2001 Ford Ranger works spot on is pricey but just works and simple over all.
@@samhartfieldlewis5247 I understand I just don't feel for the price it's practical for me When I drive I don't use or tough my phone I like enjoying the drive so having to add something that is digitally controlled by a stereo or a phone just isn't practical .. to many people these days text and drive or watch movies and drive or use there phones in general and drive or are just easily distracted by there own electronic devices in there vehicle while they drive..
Your right there is way too may distractions like that.
Mine is link to a garmin overlander which is a GPS/sat nav, but then adds more cost too the set up situation.
I put mine were the rear view mirror is so not in the way, check use wing mirrors. But it is a old work truck so doesn’t matter too much how looks as long as works well with out irritating me.
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@@samhartfieldlewis5247 i got you I have the Garmin Tread XL - Baja Race Edition just a upgraded version of the Overlander I'm not saying the powerswitch is a Bad product I just feel it's over priced for what it is older vehicles are easier to cut up to mount switches rather spend high amounts of money on lockers or axles over a 500 plus dollar digital switch when I can buy some 15 dollar toggles to turn things on or off.. I rather spend the high money on expensive components I need over electronics that fail atleast if a switch fails I can replace it and get back to using my device if that 600 dollar garmin powerswitch fails everything stops working with it
Do i need an iPhone? I dont use apple carplay.
The garmin works on android
I’ll stick with my $100 Auxbeam no thanks. FYI it’s an 8 switch not 6 😊.
Link to the auxbeam for only $100 ???
Just kidding found it on ebay
yea more then happy with my Auxbeam. Have the newer one that has Bluetooth got an ebay deal for $200.
Auxbeam is better especially for the price 500 dollars for the Garmin Powerswitch ouch
Auxbeam app is not carplay / android auto capable, so you need physical switches, or a phone screen to tap on. not the same product
@@kevinbabcock1127 I never said it was the Same Product and I wasn't talking about the Auxbeam Switch with app I'm talking about the Physical 8 gang Switch.. Maybe you should of asked what I meant by my statement before you assumed.
@@AntonioClaudioMichael If you're going to compare two completely different products, without explaining that's what you are doing, then you shouldn't be surprised if someone misunderstands your point. If the point of being vague is to make people ask what you're talking about then I don't get why you'd want that. Just be clear to begin with and it's not a problem.
@@kevinbabcock1127 I didn't ask you to reply to my comment nor was I comparing anything you could of Been respectful and asked instead of assuming I wasn't vague I made my statement and it was my opinion your the one that commented on it
"remove some of the paint" I recall you saying that any bare metal will rust on your other videos, so whitch is it?🤣 $500 outch!!!!!
Auxbeam is most excellent