Pirate Camp Co tub switch panel with 240V socket for Ford Ranger Super Duty

Ford Ranger Super Duty (2025+) Tub Switch Panel with 240V - Pirate Camp Co

Pirate Camp Co.

$173.00 AUD

A tub switch panel with a 240V socket position for the Ford Ranger Super Duty (2025-Current). It uses the panel spot Ford already provides in the tub for switches and controls, so switching and power live at the…

Overview
  • Purpose built to use the existing panel spot Ford provides in the tub
  • 304 grade stainless steel with a texture matte black powder coat
  • Includes a 240V socket position
  • Supplied as a blank panel, so you fit the switches and outlets your build needs
  • Cut for Carling waterproof switches, Anderson plugs, a dual USB outlet and a cigarette power outlet
Brand
Pirate Camp Co.
Product type
Electrical
SKU
P-2250

Full description, fitment and specifications

Fitment and delivery

Check the fitment details in the product description against your vehicle before ordering. Model, year, variant and existing modifications can affect fitment.

Product details

What to know before ordering

Description, fitment and specifications

A tub switch panel with a 240V socket position for the Ford Ranger Super Duty (2025-Current). It uses the panel spot Ford already provides in the tub for switches and controls, so switching and power live at the back of the vehicle rather than at the driver's door. Cut from 304 grade stainless steel with a texture matte black powder coat.

Pirate Camp Co state this panel suits the Ranger Super Duty without a factory roller shutter.

What vehicles does this fit?

Make Model Variant Body Years Fit
Ford Ranger Super Duty Without factory roller shutter All 2025-Current Direct fit
Ford Ranger Super Duty With factory roller shutter All 2025-Current Does not fit
Ford Next Gen Ranger (P703) - Dual Cab 2022-Current Does not fit
Volkswagen Amarok NF - Dual Cab 2023-Current Does not fit

Key features

  • Purpose built to use the existing panel spot Ford provides in the tub
  • 304 grade stainless steel with a texture matte black powder coat
  • Includes a 240V socket position
  • Supplied as a blank panel, so you fit the switches and outlets your build needs
  • Cut for Carling waterproof switches, Anderson plugs, a dual USB outlet and a cigarette power outlet

Specifications

  • Material: 304 grade stainless steel
  • Finish: powder coated texture matte black
  • Supplied as: 1 x switch panel blank

Fitting and installation

Pirate Camp Co state the panel is purpose built to use the existing panel spot Ford implemented in the tub for switches and controls. Wiring is the bulk of the work rather than the mounting. Plan the cable route back to your fuse block or DC-DC before you start.

The 240V side is a different matter. Any 240V circuit in a vehicle should be installed and signed off by a licensed electrician, whether it is fed from an inverter or a mains input.

What's included

  • 1 x switch panel blank

Not included: switches, Anderson plugs, sockets, the 240V socket and supply, wiring, relays and fusing.

Frequently asked questions

Will it fit if I have the factory roller shutter?

No. Pirate Camp Co state the panel suits the Ranger Super Duty without a factory roller shutter. If your tub has the factory shutter fitted, this is not the panel for it.

Where does it mount?

In the panel spot Ford already provides in the tub. Pirate Camp Co build the panel specifically for that position, which is why the switching ends up at the back of the vehicle rather than run forward to the cabin.

What switches and sockets does it take?

Pirate Camp Co fit their loaded version of this panel with three Carling waterproof switches, two Anderson plugs, a dual USB outlet and a cigarette power outlet. That is the set the panel is cut for. This listing is the blank, so you fit what your build actually needs.

Do I need an electrician for the 240V side?

Yes. The panel gives you the cutout and a mounting position. The socket, the supply and the compliance behind it are a licensed job.

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