Ford Bronco from 2021
A grab handle panel cut to the Bronco's own shapes: 100 A of solid-state accessory power, IP68 sealing and no cutting into the loom.
Built to the Bronco's own shapes
The B400 S clamps to the passenger grab handle and follows its curve, so it reads as part of the car rather than an accessory bolted on afterwards.
Fitment and ratings
| Model | Mounting position | Switches | Total output | Fits |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| B400 S | Passenger grab handle | 4 | 100 A | Bronco 2021 onwards |
| PRO6 | Factory upfitter replacement | 6 | 150 A | Bronco 2021 onwards · on request |
Note: If your Bronco already has the factory upfitter switches, you may be better served by the PRO6 module, which replaces the limited factory unit with six circuits and 150 A rather than adding a second set of switches. Ask us which makes sense for your build.
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Common questions
Does it work with the factory upfitter switches?
The B400 S is independent of them — it brings its own module and its own switches. The PRO6 is the one that integrates with the factory upfitter system and expands it.
Is IP68 relevant on a Bronco?
It is if you take the doors and roof off, which is rather the point of the car. The rating covers the panel and the power module, so rain on an open cabin is a non-event.
Not sure which panel fits?
Send us the model, the year and what you want to run from the panel. You will get a specific answer, including a note if the part you were looking at is the wrong one.