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RHS Boating & Marine

Universal Marine Kill Switch Keys and Coiled Lanyard - 11-Key Set RWB1357

$12.56 each
Brand: RHS Boating & Marine – Boat Parts, Marine Accessories & Boating Supplies

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Keeping a compatible spare kill-switch key aboard can help avoid a lost or damaged original interrupting a trip. The set provides eleven different keys and a coiled lanyard, with a nylon swivel snap hook intended to reduce tangling. The listed engine brands are a starting point for selection; identify the exact key that correctly engages your fitted switch before relying on the set. Store the remaining keys together in an accessible, protected place.

Spare kill-switch key set with extendable coiled lanyard and nylon swivel snap hook to reduce tangles. Listed compatibility: Johnson, Evinrude, Mercury, Yamaha, Honda, Tohatsu and Suzuki.

  • Includes 11 different kill-switch keys

For selection, compare the fitted kill-switch key profile and operating arrangement with the keys in the set. A brand name is useful background, but the installed switch and engine model should guide the final check. Try the appropriate key according to the equipment manufacturer's instructions before a trip, so a spare is known to fit when needed.

Once a suitable key has been identified, check the lanyard routing from the switch to the driver's intended attachment point. Allow normal driving movement without wrapping the cord around the steering wheel, throttle or neighbouring fittings. The swivel snap hook helps the attachment move, while thoughtful routing reduces opportunities for the lanyard to snag during use.

Verify the engine-stopping function in safe, controlled conditions using the engine manufacturer's procedure. Explain the attachment and stopping arrangement to anyone else who will drive the boat. During routine preparation, inspect the selected key, cord and snap hook for damage or wear and ensure the attachment operates as intended.

Keep the set where it can be found without searching through unrelated gear. Note which key matches your fitted switch and retain the unused keys together for identification. A pre-departure check that the normal key and tested spare are aboard is useful, especially when equipment is moved between the boat, tow vehicle and storage area.