Out of curiosity, what dimmers did you use? I used the one of these: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01C4UBMW...abc_E609JN42YQDC9JSDZWEN?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
12 Volt DC Dimmer for LED, Halogen, Incandescent - RV, Auto, Truck, Marine, and Strip Lighting - Short Shaft - Black
$30 USD on Amazon
Dims up to 60 watts (4.2 amps) of incandescent, halogen, or LED lighting reducing heat and power drain on batteries
For new custom installations or to replace an existing on/off switch in an RV lamp fixture to create low-light ambiance
Perfect for RVs, trailers, boats, cars, trucks, or anywhere 12 volt DC power is present. Fits in small spaces where other dimmers can't
Package includes: dimmer assembly, 3 wire nuts, optional diode for fan speed control, and quick start instructions. Available in 2 shaft lengths. This item is the standard shaft model
Engineered and manufactured in the USA
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Can you bypass that control box to get constant 12V from the battery? If you unplug that connector labeled "POWER", is it a constant 12V? I bet one of those other two goes to the plug in the ceiling. You could just cut that box out of the equation. The upfitter connection in the passenger B pillar is a direct 12V from the battery with a 70A fuse on it. It's constant, so any timing mumbo jumbo is in that box.
I also have those puck lights (I'm sure about half of us do), and I have mine on a simple rotary dimmer. It's pricey, but it's also nice and small.
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