Neuh, it will be fine. It seems to use this switch:
I tested it a few years ago and it was completely fine at 16A, and probably well over that. If the electrical connections are good I see no reason to worry.
I have found the Omten switches to hold up fine til you get over 31A, then the plastic case melts and fuses the switch. (Or I’ve seen it happen, don’t know if it always will)
I agree that these currents are not suitable for small mechanical switches like these. But I’m still amazed what they still seem to handle. In the longterm you may not get away with these though…
For several of my lights that I know will easily sustain well over 30A I use Tofty switches from yesteryear. I have several of those in big lights I’ve made and they’re holding up good to high current, can be taken apart and cleaned if need be. Shame those are no longer available.
It is expensive so not many people are buying it and so it is not discussed as much as, say, the FT03 with this led (that is: once it starts being shipped)
The emitter (SBT-90.2) is pricey , yes, but not so much as the price hikes indicate. At a per-each cost of $36 it’s only a maximum of $30 more than say an XPL HI, with costs of other emitters also being fairly pricey the upgrade isn’t really all that much, or shouldn’t be.