What is Autoswitch?
AutoSwitch is an electronic circuit technically called a parasitic switch. This electronic circuit uses existing switches and circuits on the vehicle by just sensing their action or position. The Autoswitch can sense voltage variations/changes OR ground/chassis contact on its sense wire and act according to installer/user set up and program.
How does it work?
Autoswitch detects or senses on the trigger wire connected to the high beam wire, or a tail brake bulb wire or a turn signal cancel button, for example. The circuit then controls a high power relay (included with a light kit or widely available) by applying or removing 12 Volts to the relay. The relay then passes high power to any accessory such as driving lights. Any accessory with a power draw under 200mA (GPS, Cellphone charger, small LEDs lights) can be powered directly by Autoswitch.
Autoswitch News
10.15.2011 AS7G (garage model) completes final testing and starts shipping
08.11.2011 First AS7 shipping to dealers.
08.10.2011 Production units pass final testing.
06.15.2011 Production samples fail strict quality control.
05.01.2011 Beta testing completed.
04.10.2011 Prototypes in testing.
