Thanks to its smartphone app, the Trigger Control System lets you operate your lights remotely and unlocks a few other handy features too. (Image/Summit Racing)

In the Episode Four of Project Ram, the Summit Racing folks installed several off-road and auxiliary lights on their 2020 Ram 1500 pickup truck.

If you watched it, then you probably noticed the Trigger Six-Shooter Control System. It’s a wireless control setup that allows the Summit Racing techs to operate Project Ram’s off-road and auxiliary lights remotely, either with the kit’s wireless rocker switch panel or via its app on a smartphone.

But that’s not the best part. Since the control module itself is wireless, it lives completely in the engine bay and installs with a few, easy electrical connections—no drilling your firewall or hacking up your dash. And you won’t need to pull a ton of wire either.

You can learn more about the Trigger System and Project Ram here and watch the bonus video below to see it in action.

Keywords
installation video , Lights , Off-road lights , Project Ram , Trigger
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