Did you know?
An engine cut-off device, commonly known as a “kill switch,”
is a time-proven safety device, and, if used properly, can save lives.
An engine cut-off device, commonly known as a “kill switch,”
is a time-proven safety device, and, if used properly, can save lives.
In 2016, there were 24 deaths and 175 injuries in which at least one person was struck by a propeller.
Engine cut-off devices take seconds to attach and stop propellers instantly.
Traditional lanyard engine cut-off devices and wireless models are available for install for boats new and old.
Spread the word and help save lives by sharing our branded images, videos and audio. Protect yourself and your passengers – Get Connected today!
The Get Connected campaign launched July 12, 2017. Materials provided are designed to support recreational boating safety professionals and include a series of video and audio public service announcements, a fact sheet, a press release, a series of social media posts and printable promotional files. Messaging is designed to educate boaters about the different engine cut-off device technologies that are currently available on the market, and how they can proactively make a day on the water safer.