DIYE Electric Skateboard Power Switch 10AWG ON Off DIY Button Switch Anti-Spark High Voltage High Amp 180A 4-12S Longboard

If your set up doesn't have a on/off switch this is a great alternative. Seems pretty robust however a couple of cons: 10 gauge wire seems a little overkill. Size overall makes you have to find more room to make fit in a already crowded undercarriage. PROs are that it's one of the least expensive I've found.

I used this switch for my 12s electric skateboard set up. So far it has worked great. I like that the button glows blue when it is turned on. Has a premium feel. I had to cut the ends of a bit as they come quite long, but I had no problem soldering a xt90 connector onto the end. The wire is pretty thick and just barley works with xt60 connectors.I would recommend. Is the best price for an anti spark switch with these specs.

I bought this switch and it worked great for a week. When I was spinning the driven wheel of my board with no load on it (the board was upside down and literally nothing bad could have happened to it) the switch stopped working and never let me turn off my board. Had to unplug my battery and the board is useless until i get another switch

The media could not be loaded. I have it in my 10s4p battery. Works great. No issues at all and my battery box takes a beating being under my mountainboard

Easy to use, saves me time from making them.

I bought this part for an electric skateboard I’ve been building and it works great. The switch lights up blue when powered on and looks great. Comes with xt90 connectors on both sides which work with Vescs

Couple hours working fine and suddenly doesn’t turn on or turn off my vesc’s. The lights comes on if i dont connect the singal wire (white) but dont shuts of the power source either. Defective?

The media could not be loaded. I soldered on connectors and attempted to power up a VESC from a 10S battery. Once connected, I attempt to turn on the unit. The VESC briefly lights up before immediately turning off. It seems that there is inrush current sufficient to light up the LEDs, but the current quickly gets choked and shut off. Subsequent attempts yield no results and no signs of power being connected.