The Baja Designs 64-6306 is a single-lead, three-pin rocker switch harness that powers the REFLEX Light Actuator, so a driver can change a light's pitch from the cab. Drivers can adjust their light up or down 20 degrees of movement depending on light type, according to the manufacturer's launch announcement. Flipping a dash switch is what moves the actuator, and the harness's up-and-down control is the only way to run it electrically from the cab. Stock brackets can't do this, and a generic toggle wired to a relay can't offer the same integration. The actuator mounts directly to Baja Designs' universal light brackets of the LP Series, XL Series, S8 and OnX6+ light bars, which avoids fabricating custom mounts. Pairing it with the included linking harness system lets one switch run multiple actuators, which is useful for LP9 bumper or multi-bar setups. Search terms for this part include Baja Designs 64-6306, REFLEX light actuator rocker switch, light pitch control, and LP9 bumper actuator harness.
Installation is designed for home mechanics. Installation is easy for the everyday mechanic, per the manufacturer, and the actuator mounts directly to existing Baja Designs light brackets with included hardware. Keep in mind that lights will require separate harness for power, and the linking harnesses carry power only between actuators. Owners on user forums have raised questions about polarity and shared grounds when pairing a rocker-switch harness with upfitter-style switch panels, so check your wiring against the manufacturer's install sheet before connecting anything.
Yes. The manufacturer says this single-lead harness can be paired with any actuator linking harness to power multiple actuators at the same time. Linking harnesses are power-only between individual actuators, and the lights still need their own power harness.
No. The manufacturer states that actuators are not compatible with XL Linkable light bars.
Yes. The manufacturer publishes an installation sheet for the 64-6306, and it is worth reviewing before wiring begins.
Mount the actuator to your existing Baja universal bracket using the included hardware, then route the harness to a switch location in the cab. The manufacturer describes installation as suitable for everyday mechanics. Before wiring, disconnect the battery ground as standard practice. Confirm the switch wiring against the 64-6306 install sheet, and remember that linking harnesses are power-only and the lights require a separate power harness. Actuators will not work with XL Linkable light bars.
