On Off Switch for Razor MX500 MX650 (2 Pack) - KCD2 On/Off Power Switch 4-Prong for Razor MX350, Razor Dirt Quad, Razor Pocket Mod, Currie, Ezip Scooters, Electric Bicycles, Gas Scooter, Ride On Toy

Let me preface this by saying my boyfriend has had training in working with electronics and power equipment, and I’m no expert in this, so you should always be aware that what worked for us may not work for you unless the product tells you it’s meant for your intended use. Ours isn’t listed here, but my boyfriend saw me looking at these switches and told me to hurry up and get them because he knew exactly where he would use it. I’ve always hated the starters on any kind of weed whacker, whether the pull string on the gas powered kind (they never want to start for me) or the electric kind where you have to keep it held in to keep the motor running (my hand gets tired long before the job is done). I don’t know how he did it, but my boyfriend adapted one of ours to use this on/off switch for the motor, and the handle now just revs up the string. Now I no longer have to restart the thing when I get to a new patch or walk to it with the weed whacker whirring at max speed. All thanks to this little on/off switch. And what could be easier than starting it by simply pressing the button? This may be one of the best inventions ever, in my opinion!

I don’t have a razor scooter, so I can’t comment on ease of installation, compatibility, durability or anything else scooter related. But. I did have need of switches for a little custom wiring on a second speaker output from my Onkyo 7.2 receiver. I have a 7.1 system wired up in my living room, and a set of speakers in both my basement and kitchen. But I don’t always want the basement and kitchen speaker on at the same time, so I put these and another pair of switches on the speaker wires after the “Y” coming off the receiver terminals to be able to manually switch off either the basement speakers or the kitchen speakers. Even though they are very “clean” when switched on or off, free of noticeable snap crackle or pop, I still cut back the output volume before switching the speakers on or off.

Pretty straight forward toggle switches. They work fine even outside of "Razors", scooters, pocket bikes. Although funny noticing in the fine print on these is that they are rated in AC, not DC voltage. Hmm...

Used it for a 12v3a project and it worked fine.

I got these to use for a lighting application and am very pleased with the outcome. They seem to be well made and operate easily. Installation was also very simple. I am confident that they will last for a long time.

This does exactly what the description says it should do. Not a whole lot else to say! It is decent enough quality that it doesn't feel too cheap, while also not pretending to be premium. Time will tell how durable it is, but my initial impression leans more toward it outlasting its expected life. Definitely a nice added touch!

I actually got these switches to use in a DIY power supply for projects, and was happy to see the high amperage rating. 16A on ac power is quite a lot, and while I won't be running that much current through them the headroom is welcome.The way these fit in is via the snap-style connection, which is not really the greatest because if you get the hole size wrong, they're like impossible to seat. Nevertheless, should not cause any issues. The blades to solder or attach to are nice and large, and provide a good amount of contact area to transmit the large amount of load these are rated for.They may work with the Razor dirt bike, but I am not really sure. Either way, the switches feel nice with a solid click. The plastic is decently high quality, but I would rather have seen a metal enclosure (I knew what I was getting though).

This switch fit perfectly to replace the malfunctioning toggle on-off switch on a Razor MX500 motorcycle. This switch fit perfectly and I now have a spare switch in case it fails again. Easy to replace, perfect