Charles Industries

Charles Industries, founded in 1968, is a privately held company specializing in the design and manufacture of innovative solutions for telecommunications, power utility, and industrial markets. Headquartered in Schaumburg, Illinois, the company has a long history of providing high-quality, reliable products that address the evolving needs of its customers.

Product Offerings

1. Telecommunications Solutions:

  • Outside Plant Enclosures: These include pedestals, terminals, and cabinets that protect telecommunications equipment from environmental and physical damage.
  • Fiber Optic Solutions: Products like fiber distribution hubs, closures, and splice enclosures that support high-speed broadband networks.
  • xDSL and POTS Solutions: Equipment for traditional copper networks including splitters, filters, and cross-connect systems.

2. Power Utility Solutions:

  • Secondary Pedestals and Cabinets: Used for housing electrical components in underground and aerial utility distribution networks.
  • Smart Grid Solutions: Products supporting the modernization of the electrical grid for better efficiency and reliability.

3. Industrial Solutions:

  • Industrial Enclosures: Protective enclosures for sensitive industrial equipment.
  • Cable Management Solutions: Systems to organize and protect cables in various industrial settings.

Key Markets

Charles Industries serves a range of markets, including:

  • Telecommunications service providers
  • Power utility companies
  • Renewable energy installations
  • Industrial and manufacturing sectors

Innovations and Technology

Charles Industries is known for its commitment to innovation. The company continuously invests in R&D to develop new products and improve existing ones. They focus on technologies that enhance network performance, ensure reliability, and reduce operational costs.

Customer Focus

The company's customer-centric approach is reflected in its tailored solutions that meet specific customer needs, comprehensive after-sales support, and robust warranty programs. Their long-standing relationships with clients attest to their reliability and expertise.

Sustainability and Corporate Responsibility

Charles Industries is committed to sustainable business practices and corporate responsibility. This includes reducing environmental impact through eco-friendly designs and processes, ensuring workplace safety, and engaging in community support activities.

Acquisition

In 2017, Charles Industries was acquired by Amphenol Corporation, a leading global supplier of interconnect, antenna, and sensor solutions. This acquisition has allowed Charles Industries to leverage Amphenol's global resources while continuing to operate under the Charles Industries brand.

In summary, Charles Industries is a versatile, customer-focused company that offers a broad range of products to support telecommunications, power utilities, and industrial applications. Their emphasis on innovation and quality has made them a trusted name in the industry.

Products

Battery Chargers, Inverters, Isolation Transformers, Phone systems, shore power cables

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5600 Apollo Drive
Rolling Meadows IL 60008
USA

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