Flipsky Anti Spark Switch Aluminum PCB/CASE V1.0 200A for Electric Skateboard/Ebike/Scooter/Robots

I'm a fan of flipsky, i've had no issues with this so far (5 months)

Works great

Arrived quickly, as described 😁 happy with product. I have not hooked up to load yet. I wanted to share, yesterday after receiving this I opened it up to conformal coat circuit board and inside case I found a few pieces of soldier slag in there bouncing around 😉 would have definitely shorted something out in there if I would have left alone 🤯 be sure to open new ones to check for foreign objects bouncing around in there. So glad I opened. Could have left me stranded somewhere or killed my expensive battery without me knowing 😉 dang, should have gotten picture 😔

Stopped my vecs from being damaged but not my battery didn’t make it to the final build and use of my board but it is what it is

This safety solution is fantastic and easily accessible! It is incredibly effective in providing a simple, push-button cutoff point between the battery and the control system. It's reassuring to know that this component can reliably manage the necessary power requirements, ensuring my razor project can continue to operate smoothly and safely.

I believe this would be a perfect product if the included switch was rated for higher than only 24 volts I've already gone through damaging multiple other components because of this little birdie maybe they need to check their Mos for the build to see if they're receiving the wrong parts from whoever's putting these together for them

This is exactly what I was looking for. Something that can switch on and off battery power to a controller without having a spark happen. This can handle up to 90 Volts and 300 Amps, and I am using it with a 72 volt battery system. It's heavy duty wiring is ideal for large connectors. If you wanted to use it with lower power rated systems, you can still use it, but would have to make sure you could use the 10 gauge wire into a connector that could accept that size of the wire. I am using lever connectors that can handle 10 gauge wires.

The component itself seems to be working OK. Only problem is, the description is incorrect - it clearly mentions 12AWG (and that's why I bought it), but the cables are actually 10AWG, which was really difficult to use on my XT60 connector. Would expect better description for such an expensive product.