The 50532 Universal Emergency Kill Switch Lanyard provides an essential safety connection between the boat operator and outboard motor emergency stop switch. Featuring a flexible coiled cord and seven different attachment clips, this versatile replacement lanyard suits many popular outboard motor brands. Designed to stop the engine if the operator moves away from the controls, it is ideal for replacing lost, damaged or worn safety lanyards.
Yamaha Emergency Kill Switches & Lanyards
Universal Emergency Kill Switch Lanyard with 7 Clips
SKU: SA-50532
$21.00
Key benefits
Key Benefits
- - Universal design with seven different kill switch clips.
- - Compatible with many popular outboard motor brands.
- - Coiled cord helps minimise loose cable around controls.
- - Designed to activate the emergency engine stop switch.
- - Lightweight and convenient to store.
- - Suitable for tiller-operated and remote-control outboards with compatible switches.
- - Ideal as a replacement or spare emergency lanyard.
Specifications & Dimensions
- - Part Number: 50532
- - Product Type: Emergency engine cut-off lanyard
- - Lanyard Style: Coiled safety cord
- - Number of Clips: 7 different styles
- - Clip Material: Plastic
- - Cord Type: Flexible coiled construction
- - Application: Outboard motor emergency stop switches
- - Compatibility: Universal multi-clip system; fitment dependent on switch design
Compatible Outboard Motors
- Designed for selected outboards with compatible clip-operated emergency stop switches, including potentially
- - Yamaha outboard motors
- - Mercury outboard motors
- - Mariner outboard motors
- - Johnson outboard motors
- - Evinrude outboard motors
- - Suzuki outboard motors
- - Tohatsu outboard motors
- - Honda outboard motors
Suitable Applications
- - Outboard motor emergency stop systems.
- - Tiller-steered fishing boats.
- - Remote-control outboard installations.
- - Aluminium boats and tinnies.
- - Fibreglass runabouts.
- - Replacement emergency safety lanyards.
- - Spare onboard safety equipment.
Important Fitment Information
- - Select the clip that matches the motor's emergency stop switch.
- - Confirm the clip fits securely and allows normal engine operation.
- - Test that removing the clip stops the engine before operating the boat.
- - Attach the lanyard securely to the operator as instructed by the engine manufacturer.
- - Ensure the cord permits normal steering and throttle movement.
- - Do not use a clip that fits loosely or interferes with switch operation.
- - Not suitable for systems requiring an incompatible electronic or wireless safety device.
Signs the Lanyard Needs Replacing
- - Cracked or damaged attachment clips.
- - Stretched or deteriorated coiled cord.
- - Broken wrist attachment or connector.
- - Loose fit on the emergency stop switch.
- - Lanyard no longer activates the engine cut-off mechanism reliably.
- - Missing or damaged original safety lanyard.
Shipping
Ships Australia-wide