Yes, I do recommend this product. All six switches have been tested and deliver 12v power to the outlets when the vehicle's power is switched on. I am going to explain my context in case others have very limited space for mount a pod. If you have lots of room in you engine bay and reasonable choices for mounting points, then this lengthy explanation can be skipped. If like me you are space challenged, then hopefully this explanation can make your install a bit easier by helping you plan ahead.

Context: I knew my install was going to be difficult because of the space constraints in my 2019 4Runner's engine bay. I already have dual batteries and an ARB twin compressor mounted on a Rago Fabrication mount. I pulled the compressor and mount out, cut off the 4" protrusion toward the firewall (ironically intended for mounting a pod but the protrusion is in a very tight and difficult to reach spot and blocks all reasonable access to the grommet through the firewall. Instead, I mounted the new switch pod unit on the underside of the to Rago mount with the two wire harnesses and outputs bundle pointing toward the front and reinstalled the compressor and pod into the vehicle. The reality is that the bundle (of six output wires) is way too short for this or any other tight fit situation!

Depending on where the pod is mounted in your vehicle the short outputs can be a problem not only because the are short and difficult to reach but also because the male bullet connectors I purchased on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07T33BFX4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) are extremely tight and difficult to properly seat into the female bullet output connections on the unit. On two of the connections, I eventually had to carefully compress the the male ends a bit with nettle nose pliers, taking care not to get them out of round, and added generous dabs of dielectric grease to both parts to get them to seat properly. A much easier method, which I did not do but wished I had, is to add pigtails (while the unit is still on the bench) to extend them and make them easy to reach when the unit is mounted in a tight spot. This will also make the six extremely tight connections easier to overcome.

To tidy up the install, I put the six leads onto a six gang distribution block also purchased on Amazon (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DM14L14/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1). I already had a negative/ground distribution block installed from the dual battery installation. It will now be easy to add new accessories -- just attach the positive and negative leads from the accessories to their respective distribution block.

When finished, you will be able to add six accessories without worry about the need to find a switched fuse under the dash, and without having to run individual switches through the firewall into the dash area. You just attach the positive and negative leads and you have switched, safe relay and fuse backed power to you devises, without having to spend a small fortune on one of the leading brands. With each accessory, you will replace head scratching complexity with ease and you will avoid the mess of having six ungainly wire harnesses snaking through and around you engine bay.

As a final note, take care to perfectly center the stickers onto the switch buttons. If you misalign even a little, the switches will stick and not work properly. I am providing pictures of my installation showing the one accessory I have already installed -- Baja Design Squadron Pro ditch lights.

May not be perfect, but very good especially considering the cost. The negatives aren't deal breakers but improvements could be made. The biggest detractor are the labels; very limited and there aren't ready made alternatives. I bought waterproof clear labels and made my own. The other shortcoming is from the relay box, the pigtail you wire into is very short. As long as you don't make any errors or changes it's fine, but if you mess up or need to rewire, it's going to be very close if you'll have enough wire left. The switch is bright, I've seen some say it's too bright, but if you have proper labels it's just about perfect.

Viene completo con la caja de fusibles y relays.

Good: I installed this in the engine bay of my MB Sprinter van, in which the battery is under the driver's side floorboard. Fortunately, the wire harness was long enough to mount the fuse/relay box in the engine bay and still connect to the battery underneath the chassis. The fuse/relay box is nice and small and easy to mount in various places. And the switch panel wire loom is plenty long enough for lots of flexibility in mounting locations. Overall this is a well-built product.

Bad: Unfortunately, the accessory power (small red wire) is at the end of this wire loom, making it difficult to run that wire to the fuse panel inside the cab.

I wish that the numbered (1-6) accessory connectors were pluggable splices rather than butt crimp connectors. Once you've installed an accessory, you cannot reuse that connector if you choose to rearrange things.

Finally, there seems to be no way to wire this so that accessories are always hot without having the lights on the switch panel always illuminated. I wish there was a switch that would turn the lighted switch panel off without disconnecting power to the auxiliary devices.

This thing is so much better than almost any other option out there. Just the compact size and clean wiring make it a win over simple toggle controls. I knocked it a star because the connector for the control cable is easily as big as the wire bundle you would otherwise have to run into the interior of your car (unless you have a way to make a rectangular hole). Seriously, the size of the hole needed to run cable for lights/accessories is probably the biggest challenge to DIYers.
Wished it had many more labels and I still haven't found a way to reach customer support to get more. I've tried to modify my labels with little success. Mounts perfectly in the spot where I am short a camera on my monitor. Needs blank labels because the back lighting is super bright if you don't have 6 devices.
I ran the ground for my lights to a foot switch which enhances the awesomeness.