The majority of PWCs and powerboats feature a safety switch. If the user exits the powerboat or PWC, this switch will turn the engine off. The operator's wrist or life jacket is well-connected to the safety switch by a lanyard. If an operator exits the vessel, the engine will shut down when the lanyard pulls from the switch. On a PWC, using a lanyard lowers the possibility of propeller strikes and other accidents. The PWC will likely go in hard, fast circles, posing an immediate threat of death from propeller strike if an operator is not wearing a lanyard and falls from the vehicle. All PWC operators should follow the law to wear an engine cutoff lanyard, also known as a "kill switch," which will turn the engine off if the operator falls off.
Key Features:
- It prevents the jet ski from separating from the rider or colliding with nearby objects.
- On the lifeline, a self-locking snap hook
- with small and light in weight
- stackable thermoplastic housing that is robust and impact resistant
- Only for industrial or professional applications. Not for sale to or usage by consumers.
Specifications:
- SKU: MP40980
- UPC: 808282367190
- Weight: 0.09 LBS
- Alternate Products SKU: "28-40960", "28-40980", "MP40980"
- Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): MP40980
Replacement lanyard for Cut-off switch MP40960
This product replaces:
- 4098, 49-40980, 49-40981, MP40982, MP4098, 808282367190, 11-MP40980, 2312140980
