sPOD Amber LED SourceLT Kit | 6-Circuit Solid-State | 2012-2017 Toyota Tundra (2nd Gen) | 873005

Is This for You?

You're building a 2012–2017 Toyota Tundra (2nd Generation) and need a 6-circuit solid-state power management system with an Amber LED switch panel — warm, low-glare visibility that preserves night vision during off-road and trail driving.

If you have a 2022–2026 Toyota Tundra (3rd Gen), this kit does NOT fit — different platform. For 3rd-gen Tundra, see the Mini6 SourceLT Kit (870091) or BantamX vehicle kits (870089, 870090). If you prefer a different panel color for the 2nd-gen Tundra, see the Red LED kit (873010, same price) or Blue LED kit (873020, same price).

The Result

Six solid-state circuits — no relays, no fuses, no relay failures. Amber LED switch panel for warm, low-glare in-cab control that preserves night vision during extended trail runs on the 2nd-gen Tundra platform. Clean wiring, reduced heat load, programmable circuit behavior.

2nd-Gen Tundra SourceLT — Panel Color Options

• 873005 — Amber LED — 2012–2017 Tundra — $590.00 (this listing): Low-glare, night vision-preserving.
• 873010 — Red LED — 2012–2017 Tundra — $590.00: Night vision-friendly, high-visibility. Same price.
• 873020 — Blue LED — 2012–2017 Tundra — $590.00: High-contrast visibility. Same price.

Solid-State Power Management — No Relays, No Fuses

• No relays — eliminates relay failure, relay noise, and relay heat load
• No fuses — solid-state overcurrent protection replaces traditional fuse-based protection
• Reduced heat load — runs cooler than relay-based systems
• Stable output — consistent power delivery for lighting, compressors, pumps, and electronics
• Weather-resistant — connectors and housing rated for off-road and outdoor exposure

Programmable Circuit Behavior

• Standard on/off — latching control
• Momentary — circuit active only while switch is held
• Strobe — programmable strobe pattern for warning lights
• Dimming — variable output for dimmable lighting accessories

Verified Fitment (OFAS Standard)

Toyota Tundra — 2012–2017 (2nd Generation)

• Trims: SR, SR5, Limited, Platinum, 1794 Edition, TRD Off-Road, TRD Pro
• CrewMax, Double Cab, Regular Cab — confirm cab configuration before ordering

• 2022–2026 Toyota Tundra (3rd Gen) — does NOT fit ✗ — see 870091, 870089, 870090
• 2007–2011 Toyota Tundra — confirm compatibility before ordering ⚠️
• Toyota Tacoma, 4Runner, or other Toyota platforms — does NOT fit ✗

System Specifications

• Part Number / SKU: 873005
• Brand: sPOD
• System: Amber LED SourceLT Power Management Kit
• Circuits: 6 independently switched
• Switching Technology: Solid-state (no relays, no fuses)
• Switch Panel: Amber LED
• Programmable Modes: On/off, momentary, strobe, dimming
• Weather Resistance: Weather-resistant connectors and housing
• Weight: 5.0 lb
• Country of Origin: USA
• Warranty: 5-year manufacturer warranty
• Sold As: Complete kit

Kit Components

• sPOD SourceLT solid-state power management module
• Amber LED switch panel
• All required installation hardware

Installation Notes

• Confirm 2nd-gen platform. Fits 2012–2017 Tundra (2nd Gen) only. 2022–2026 3rd-gen does not fit.
• Verify mounting locations. Confirm mounting location for both the Amber LED panel and the SourceLT module before installation.
• Professional installation recommended. Electrical integration requires a qualified automotive electrician.
• Verify accessory load. Calculate total amperage draw per circuit before programming.

Engineering Question: Amber vs. Red vs. Blue LED on a Tundra overland or trail build — Amber and Red both preserve night vision better than Blue or Green. Amber sits in the warm spectrum with minimal pupil contraction; Red is the traditional night-vision standard. For a Tundra running dark forest roads or canyon trails, either Amber or Red is the correct choice. Blue (873020) is better for daily drivers where daytime switch-state visibility matters more than night vision preservation.