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this build is for the missus so I'd rather not have to flip a switch as well as hit the brake, she'd never use it and bar space is all but taken up. Im not too sure about the low side as its not wired on this controller and I'm not sure which pin it is on the board.

the ground side is grounded from both sides of the switch as mentioned in my previous reply.... that leaves the light on regardless, just dim when the switch is open, brighter when closed. The cutoff runs 40v- on one side and 48v- on the other, shorting them activates the ebrake. This method...

I cant help but notice that not a single one of the images available for that search even come close to what I'm asking.... Let's clarify, I need to have motor cutoffs still, I need to have the brake light come on at the same time as the brakes being used, any way to do this fairly simply...

the scooter uses langfeite controllers normally, it also has standard 2pin n/o cutoff brakes. so I can put the light in parallel with the cutoff circuit? run the negative side through the cutoff on the KT controller and hook positive to battery? Sorry, I'm in the same boat thinking this should...

So I'm modifying my electric scooter and it's got a tail light that lights up when I hit the brake on my standard controller, Id like to keep that function using one of the KT 9 fet controllers from PSWPower, any chance this could be achieved rather simply? The light runs off battery voltage if...