240V Tub Accessory Panel For Kia Tasman

Ugly ute jokes aside, give your Kia Tasman tub a proper upgrade with this sturdy accessory panel.

This panel is designed to reuse your factory weather resistant 240V socket and adds space for two 50A Anderson connectors or accessory sockets. Just like the original, the panel features a recessed layout to help protect from accidental knocks and damage.

3D printed from ASA carbon for long lasting strength and UV resistance. And if the standard factory look isn't your thing, or you need a different configuration, custom colours and options are available. Just reach out and we'll make it happen.

Note: 240V socket, Anderson connectors, and Accessory sockets are not included.

Choose your Configuration:

• Option 1
  • 2x 2 Pin 50A Anderson.
• Option 2
  • 2x Accessory Sockets.
• Option 3
  • LH Accessory Socket
  • RH 2 Pin 50A Anderson.
• Option 4
  • LH 2 Pin 50A Anderson
  • RH Accessory Socket.
• Option 5
  • LH 2 Pin 50A Anderson
  • RH 3 Pin 50A Anderson.
• Option 6
  • LH 3 Pin 50A Anderson
  • RH 2 Pin 50A Anderson.

Features:

• Holds the factory 240V Socket plus two Accessory or Anderson outlets of your choice.
• Recessed design – Keeps sockets safe from knocks and bumps
• Aluminium reinforced mounting points – Compression limiters built in for a solid, rattle-free fitment that won't crush or crack over time
• Foam gasket seal – Keeps dust and moisture out where the panel meets the tub
• Blanking plates included – Unused holes stay covered, clean, and weather-tight straight out of the box
• ASA carbon 3D printed – Tough, UV stable and suitable for Aussie conditions
• Custom colours & configurations available – hit us up to match your setup
• Easy install – reuses factory mounting holes and hardware
• Lifetime replacement warranty – longer lasting than jokes about the Tasman's looks.

Designed, tested and manufactured in Australia.
Ugly ute? Maybe. Smart panel? Absolutely.

Disclaimer: This product is supplied for aftermarket use and should be installed and used at your own risk. It is the responsibility of the vehicle owner to ensure compatibility and to confirm with the vehicle manufacturer regarding any potential impact on warranty.