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Effective, Real world, Race & Street Proven Parts & Accessories
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HIGH POWER
CUT-OFF's
(click left)
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This full featured rotary switch is designed to be installed between your battery power supply and the electrical system to cut-out the path of current when needed. This cut-out feature is required in most classes of competition as well as an excellent and simple hidden theft deterrent.
This switch has several added features. You can either mount this switch on top of the mounting surface, or below the mounting surface so only the knob is visible.
Unlike many other lockable switches, you can turn the power on and off without having to remove the key, and a third position which removes the keyed knob.
The removable key is significant theft deterrent as well as a huge safety feature when working on the engine to prevent accidental activation of the vehicle's power or starter.
This switch exceeds the power capacities of most other "50 amp" switches. Lesser continuous load capacity switches can resist current flow when headlamps, heater, fans and other electrical accessories are in demand, therefore providing less power to them, and seeing dimmer than necessary headlights. 2.75" x 2.75" x 4.30".
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275 amp Dial Locking Power
Disconnect Switch
1250 amp maximum capacity
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POWER ON
(rotate clockwise 1/4 turn)
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POWER OFF
(rotate counter clockwise 1/4 turn)
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POWER LOCKED OUT
(rotate counter clockwise 1/4 turn & remove knob)
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POWER CONNECTIONS
(concealed underneath)
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REMOVABLE CONTROL DIAL
Use to turn main power on and off as well as remove the "Keyed" knob to lock out power for safety and security
FACE BEZEL RING
Use to secure switch when choosing the flush mount method
SWITCH BASE
Connect the main power or ground
wires to the screw post lugs at the
bottom of the base
MOUNTING UNDERCOVER
This covers the 3/8 "power terminals when using either the Flush mount or Surface mount options
UNDERCOVER PINS
These pins hold the undercover to the switch base when the flush mounting method is used. By removing the pins, utilize the holes to screw down the switch base when choosing the surface mount method.
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2 MOUNTING METHODS
METHOD 1: Drill one 7/8" hole through the mounting surface and pull the switch base up from behind the mounting surface, and screw down the face bezel ring onto the mounting surface. Just this portion of the switch will be exposed above the mounting surface
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METHOD 2: Drill four 3/16" holes through the mounting surface screw switch base and undercover down to the mounting surface
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