Oracle Trigger 4 Plus Wireless Accessory Control System Combo Kit - Jeep Jl And Jt

ORACLE Lighting

Oracle Trigger 4 Plus Wireless Accessory Control System Combo Kit - Jeep Jl And Jt

SKU: ORL2100JL
Barcode: 810668031724

$428.62

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Oracle Trigger 4 Plus Wireless Accessory Control System Combo Kit - Jeep Jl And Jt

$428.62

$428.62

Tech Specs

Brand
ORACLE Lighting
SKU
ORL2100JL
Manufacturer part number
2100JL
Category
Programmers & Chips › Switch Panels
Shipping weight
10.0 lb
Availability
Stocked
EPA
N/A

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

The TRIGGER 4 PLUS Jeep JL-JT Combo Kit pairs our critically acclaimed TRIGGER 4 PLUS Wireless Controller with two essential installation accessories: Our Wheel-Well Controller Mounting Bracket and the Overhead RF Remote Mount! Save installation time of your electronic accessories! Eliminate the need to run wires under the dash or through the firewall of a vehicle when wiring accessories. The TRIGGER 4 PLUS adds functionality such as an RF remote control for activating installed accessories from outside the vehicle. In addition, fused circuits with LED indicators notify you of circuit status or blown fuses. The included battery-powered RF remote utilizes a universal mounting system that will accommodate round surfaces as well as flat surfaces. There is an ambient back-light (illuminating the space around the switches momentarily) and it can be re-programmed for security or use with additional remotes

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