Spod 12-17 Toyota Tundra SourceLT Wireless Switch Controller

If you're looking to add a bunch of accessories to your 2012-2017 Toyota Tundra and want a clean, wireless way to control them, the SPOD SourceLT is a really solid option. This system lets you manage up to eight different accessories, like lights, air compressors, or winches, right from your smartphone using Bluetooth. It cuts down on the wiring mess you'd typically deal with, making for a much neater installation and a more professional look under the dash and in the engine bay.

What makes the SourceLT stand out is its wireless capability. Instead of running wires through the firewall for a physical switch panel, you use the SPOD app on your phone. The app is pretty straightforward; you can turn accessories on and off, dim lights, and even set up custom on/off delays or flashing patterns. The main control unit itself is a compact box that mounts up in the engine bay, and it's built tough to handle the heat and vibration. It uses a 12-circuit system, meaning it can handle up to 12 different accessory circuits, each protected by its own circuit breaker, so you don't have to worry about overloading anything. The system is designed to be a direct fit for your Tundra, simplifying the installation process.

When you're setting up your Tundra with extra gear, keeping the wiring organized and accessible is key. The SourceLT system is a great way to achieve that. It comes with everything you need to get the main unit installed and connected to your accessories, and the app handles the rest. You'll want to make sure your accessories are rated appropriately for the circuits, but the built-in circuit protection gives you a good layer of safety. This is a popular choice for Tundra owners who want to add multiple lights, a fridge, or other powered accessories without a complicated wiring harness.