AUX switches?

[mountaindesert]

Got my CH4x4 "OEM style"switch installed. It's not quite OEM looking. Not quite as matte black as the factory ones, and the LED light bar icon is blue instead of white lettering like the factory switches, but still looks fine. I was able to tap into the dash lighting circuit so the icon lights up when dash lights come on, and then the blue LED above comes on only when the switch is on. Here are some terrible photos, sorry, of the dash with the switch off then on. Then followed with a couple quick photos of the headlights only, then the light bar turned on.... Wow!

Switch OFF
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Switch turned ON
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Just regular low beams (high beams didn't make much difference once light bar was ON)
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Light Bar ON
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Night photo of front of LC with LED Light bar on. (Sorry for the crappy iPhone reflections)
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It would be ideal to have a relay that allowed me to connect to the high beam circuit, preventing me from having the light bar on by accident while in low beam with an oncoming car, but I don't plan to use it unless off road so its kind of nice having it in an always on circuit for temporary use while setting up camp, etc. (just have to remember not to leave it running for the sake of my battery, when ingnition off)/

Wow. Looks amazing! Thanks for sharing those.

 

[EOD Guy]

It would be ideal to have a relay that allowed me to connect to the high beam circuit, preventing me from having the light bar on by accident while in low beam with an oncoming car, but I don't plan to use it unless off road so its kind of nice having it in an always on circuit for temporary use while setting up camp, etc. (just have to remember not to leave it running for the sake of my battery, when ingnition off)/

I assume you are using the switch to energize a relay that powers the light bar.

You could add a second relay (using the high beam circuit as the trigger) in series with the switch relay to do what you want. The switch and the high beams would both have to be on in order for the light bar to light.

 

[DctrEvil]

@EOD Guy Yes, exactly, and powered from the constant power point in the fuse box on the passenger side. You always have great solutions! A little nervous to get into headlight wiring harness and will have to do some research on how to have two relays in series! Thanks!