The green-backlit Nilight 90123F is the six-gang control panel in my electrical drawings. Its switches, voltmeter, USB charger and accessory socket share one panel.
I used the Nilight 90123F panel identified in my drawings. It belongs to the DC-load switching equipment, distinct from the Blue Sea battery switch and the Victron monitoring components.
The panel combines several front-facing functions. That physical grouping is the useful reason to keep the exact 90123F model in the equipment list: a six-switch-only panel has a different faceplate and set of features.
My build context
My build included roof-mounted auxiliary lights and cameras as well as the house electrical equipment. On Day 95 I worked on the roof wiring and mounting layout, and later diary entries document the junction boxes and wire routes.
By Day 104 I was pulling roof wires through the PVC conduit and completing connections and covers. The switch panel belongs to the control side of that wider DC-load project. My electrical-system diagram keeps the named panel visible alongside the load-distribution components.
The loads detail from my electrical-system diagram, including component E28.
The distinction I would make first is between a switch-only plate and a panel with accessory outlets. The 90123F includes the sockets and voltmeter as well as the rocker switches, so its faceplate has to be compared as a complete assembly.
For alternatives, I compare the number of controls, charging connections and panel layout. A simpler six-switch plate and a USB-C-equipped eight-gang option solve different packaging needs from the green multifunction panel in my build.
Compare the entire faceplate: switch count, accessory outlets, charging ports and voltmeter.
Alternative products
Two alternatives to compare
The Nilight 90141F is a six-switch plate without the 90123F’s accessory-socket grouping. The 90436B adds USB-C and USB charging to an eight-gang panel layout. Their different faceplates and control counts are the useful comparison points.
This rocker-switch panel includes USB-C and USB charging connections with a voltmeter. Its eight-gang faceplate offers a different control layout from a six-gang accessory-socket panel.
