Backlit logo switches for dashboard

The backlit logo switches AGM Vision cover the most commonly used pictograms in automotive LED lighting: LED bar (light bar icon), long-range headlight (classic symbol), front and rear fog light, beacon, DRL sidelights, work light and spot light. Each logo is laser-engraved and backlit by an integrated LED that lights up when the function is active. The catalog offers more than 13 different pictograms to cover all lighting configurations.

No, the LED backlighting of logo switches consumes very little energy, generally less than 0.1 amp (about 1.2 W at 12 V). This consumption is negligible compared to the battery capacity and does not affect the vehicle’s range. The backlight LED has a lifespan of more than 50,000 hours. It can remain on permanently (connected to the positive after ignition) or light up only when the controlled function is active, depending on the chosen wiring diagram.

The logo switch generally has 4 to 6 terminals: two for the control circuit (relay) and two for the backlighting. For the logo to light up when the function is active, connect the LED to the indicator terminals (generally marked). For permanent backlighting (to locate it in the dark), connect it to the positive after ignition. The ground wire is common. The wiring diagram provided by AGM Vision details each terminal and offers the two connection configurations.

Yes, AGM Vision logo switches are universal components compatible with all 12V and 24V vehicles. The standard flush-mount format is suitable for car, 4x4, truck, motorhome and commercial vehicle dashboards. The drilling diameter is indicated on each product sheet. Spade or solder terminals fit all types of wiring. Only precaution: check the voltage compatibility of the backlight LED (12V or 12V/24V).

Yes, replacement is generally simple if the drilling diameter is identical. Unscrew the old switch, disconnect the wires and reconnect them to the new logo model by following the provided diagram. If the diameter differs, you can enlarge the hole with a step drill bit or use a reducing ring. The electrical wiring is identical to that of a standard switch, with the addition of the two backlight wires. The result considerably improves the look of the dashboard.

It depends on the chosen wiring diagram. By connecting the backlighting to the switched positive, the logo stays lit permanently (engine on) for easy identification in the dark. By connecting it to the switch’s indicator terminal, the logo lights up only when the LED bar is active, visually confirming that the lighting is working. Some switches offer both options, with separate terminals for background backlighting and activity indication.