Carling Technologies, Inc

Carling Technologies, Inc. is a recognized leader in the design and manufacturing of electrical switches and controls. Established in 1920, the company has developed a reputation for innovation, quality, and reliability in the electrical components industry. Over the decades, Carling Technologies has expanded its product offerings and grown to serve a diverse range of industries, including marine, automotive, telecommunications, and industrial markets.

Key Products and Services:

Switches: Carling Technologies produces a wide array of switches including rocker switches, toggle switches, push-button switches, and rotary switches. These are designed to meet stringent standards and offer durability in demanding applications.
Circuit Protection: The company also specializes in circuit protection products, such as circuit breakers and thermal circuit protectors, that safeguard electrical systems from overloads and short circuits.
Digital Switching Systems: Carling's digital switching systems integrate advanced electronics to offer customizable and efficient control solutions for complex electrical systems.
Custom Solutions: With a strong engineering team, Carling Technologies provides custom-designed solutions tailored to specific customer requirements. This has made them a preferred partner for OEMs and enterprises needing specialized electrical components.

Global Presence:

Carling Technologies operates on a global scale with multiple manufacturing and distribution facilities located in North America, Europe, and Asia. This global footprint enables them to offer localized support and faster delivery times to their international customers.

Quality and Certification:

The company is known for its commitment to quality, maintaining certifications such as ISO 9001 and other industry-specific standards. This ensures that their products consistently meet high-performance and safety requirements.

Innovations and Research:

Continuous research and development are at the core of Carling Technologies' success. The company invests heavily in new technologies and design improvements to stay ahead in a competitive market.

Commitment to Sustainability:

Carling Technologies also focuses on sustainable practices, aiming to minimize environmental impact through efficient manufacturing processes and eco-friendly product designs.

Market Segments:

Marine: High-durability switches and controls that can withstand harsh marine environments.
Automotive: Custom and standard switching solutions for passenger vehicles, commercial trucks, and recreational vehicles.
Telecommunications: Reliable circuit protection and switching products designed for critical telecom infrastructure.
Industrial: Robust components for industrial machinery and automation systems.

By continually innovating and maintaining high standards of quality and customer service, Carling Technologies has established itself as a trusted name in the electrical components industry.

860-793-9266
www.carlingtech.com
860-793-9231

Products

Sealed, rocker, toggle, pushbutton, rotary switches, electronic controls, integrated solutions, circuit protection, power distribution

Plainville USA

60 Johnson Avenue
Plainville CT 06062
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