The Sasquatch Lights push switch brings a themed legend to an auxiliary-lighting control position. Choose it when you want the lighting button to reflect the character of your build while retaining the factory look of an OEM-style Small Push panel.
Sasquatch Lights artwork and finish
The design is laser etched directly into a matte black hard face. Heavy-duty ABS construction and a compact face measuring 32.5 × 22 mm, approximately 1.28 × 0.87 inches, define the physical format. Compare the mounting opening with these dimensions before ordering.
If you are deciding between themed labels, see the Sasquatch Symbol version. This Sasquatch Lights option identifies the lighting-themed selection; it does not add a different electrical mode.
Lighting control specifications
- Electronic Single Pole Single Throw ON/OFF switch.
- Rated at 3A at 12V, with short circuit protection.
- Upper LED comes on when the button is pressed IN.
- Lower LED can connect to a separate dash-light circuit.
- Wiring diagram supplied for the switch connections.
The accessory MUST be wired through a fused relay in ALL cases. Select the relay, fuse and wiring to suit the connected lights. The switch’s 3A rating does not describe the power capacity of the lighting circuit as a whole.
Compatible with Toyota mounting positions
Check the vehicle year and available opening using the following list. For Tacoma, the listed location is the center console only. Mounting compatibility does not specify the type or number of lights you can connect.
- Toyota Tacoma 2012–2023 (Center Console ONLY)
- Toyota Tundra 2008–2021
- Toyota 4Runner 2010–2024
- Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 150 Series 2010–2014
- Toyota Land Cruiser 200 Series 2008–2013
- Toyota Sequoia 2008–2014
- Toyota Corolla 2006–2013
- Toyota Camry 2011–2014
What is included?
The package contains one Small Push ON/OFF switch and one connector with cable, with the wiring diagram supplied. The listed contents do not include auxiliary lights.
Plan a clear location for the Sasquatch Lights control among the other buttons. Use the relevant Toyota owner’s manual to identify original controls, and follow the lighting equipment’s instructions for the rest of the circuit.




