Light Control Panel Switch Module for New Holland TVT, T6, T7 and Case IH CVX, Puma, Maxxum Series

Description

When your light control panel starts acting up – maybe switches don’t respond like they used to, or that whole panel goes completely dead – you’re left fumbling in the dark trying to control your work lights, beacon, and road lighting. This replacement control panel puts all your lighting switches back at your fingertips, giving you reliable control over every light circuit on your tractor. No more rigging up temporary solutions or dealing with intermittent switches when you need proper lighting most.

What You’re Getting

• Complete integrated control panel with all light switches in one module
• Direct plug-and-play connection to your factory wiring harness
• Weather-sealed design that keeps moisture away from electronics
• Ergonomic layout that matches your original cab configuration
• Automotive-grade switches built to handle millions of operating cycles

Built for Real Farm Work

This control panel fits the workhorses that keep farms running around the clock – from New Holland TVT series tractors through the versatile T6 and high-horsepower T7 series, plus Case IH CVX, Puma, and Maxxum models. Whether you’re loading grain carts before dawn, running implements after sunset, or moving equipment down dark country roads, this panel gives you the lighting control these powerful machines demand for safe operation.

Made to Last

Farm equipment electrical components take a beating from vibration, temperature swings, and constant use. This control panel uses circuit boards and switches designed specifically for agricultural applications, tested to withstand the harsh conditions that would destroy standard automotive switches. The weather-sealed housing protects internal electronics from moisture and dust.

Installation Notes

Installation is genuinely plug-and-play – disconnect battery power, unplug your old panel, and connect the new one with existing mounting hardware. Takes about 20 minutes in most cases. Before installation, check your main lighting fuse and ground connections, since what seems like panel failure sometimes turns out to be a corroded ground strap. Apply a little dielectric grease to the electrical connector to prevent future corrosion issues.