As others have stated, "yes" to your original question.
But elaborating a bit on Leo's suggestion:
Since you have the 12V DC control voltage already, you can choose from a variety of handsome (IMO) automotive LED switches. These SPST function with a standard 3-terminal connection and built-in LED/resistor. Less than $1 on eBay shipped. These switch 12V DC.
The 12V relay modules come 1,2,4,8, etc. relays (10 Amp contacts) per module for about $1 per relay on eBay shipped.
One advantage is the control wires from your panel to the relay module(s) carries only low-current 12V DC...rather than the hi-current AC track voltage. This means thinner gauge wiring which can be easier to work with, less bulky, less expensive, typically available in convenient ribbon/multi-conductor cables, and so on. Sometimes sketching out a "to-scale" layout diagram with wiring (e.g., using color coded or thick/thin lines for thick vs. thin wires) can be quite revealing.
In general, using low-voltage DC control signals typically provides more flexibility if/when you add additional control points - such as a 2nd control panel. In other words, much easier to work with low-current, low-voltage DC than hi-current AC.
