🔑 Ignition Key Switch for Electrical Scooter 2 Position 2 Wire Type - On/Off Lock with 2 Keys for Car, Trike, Motorcycle Review

I bought a 48vdc for my bike. melted Switches should be evaluated in the description. Good for a doorbell maybe? Nothing with power.

Works well when connected to a network. A decent product at a very reasonable price, plus I have a second one that works on everything even if I have to cut the end off. Many Thanks

I received them and wasn't disappointed, they worked fine on my bike so I have no complaints. I can't tell why other people have had issues with this product but I haven't.

I bought 2 packs of 2 for a total of 4 switches. Only 1 of these works. I put them on the Razor Dune buggy in place of the standard switch so people wouldn't drive it. If you're going to use it for something that gets rained on, look elsewhere.

The unit is very durable, there is a loud click when you turn the key. The keys are very strong and I'm very happy with the design, especially for the price. However, the wiring is reversed. After switching off and removing the key, the engine can be started. When the key is placed in the switch and turned on, the motorcycle will turn off. But then the key is locked in and you can't pull it out. Once the engine is off you can turn the key back to "on" and remove it, but then anyone can go to…

I bought this to add the ignition key to my child's toy car. Seemed perfect at first and worked. Then both children went uphill. The motors must have drawn maximum current from the battery and it stopped working. I checked the wiring and this switch melted. I'll have to buy another one that can handle a little more power. Also, it's unthreaded and there's nothing stopping it from rotating in the mount, just a small extra plastic tab. I sealed it with epoxy to keep it in place (which will make…

I bought this to build my mini bike because it gives a nice realistic feel with a real key instead of a button. The product was neatly packaged, simple design and cheap to buy. I bought the wrong plug, a socket instead of a plug, but I simply replaced the plug with another one I had that was a plug. Plugged in and nothing happens. After a lot of headbanging, I found that the switch only lets power through when the key is in the OFF position! At first I thought it was just a plastic typo. But…