Cole Hersee Co

Cole Hersee Co., a division of Littelfuse, Inc., is a well-established manufacturer specializing in electrical and electronic products for the automotive, truck, marine, and heavy-duty vehicle markets. Founded in 1924 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts, Cole Hersee has built a solid reputation for producing high-quality, reliable switches, solenoids, connectors, and various other electrical components.

Key Products and Innovations:

Switches: Cole Hersee manufactures a wide range of switches, including ignition switches, rocker switches, toggle switches, rotary switches, and push-pull switches. These are commonly used in both commercial and recreational vehicles.

Solenoids and Relays: The company offers a variety of solenoids and relays designed for different applications, ensuring efficient handling of high-current and high-voltage situations.

Connectors and Terminals: They produce durable connectors and terminals for secure electrical connections in vehicles.

Battery Management: Cole Hersee provides battery management solutions, such as battery disconnect switches, to help manage power distribution in vehicles effectively.

Auxiliary Power and Lighting Products: They offer various auxiliary power outlets, work lights, and indicators to enhance vehicle functionality.

Innovative Solutions:

Master Disconnect Switches: Cole Hersee is known for its innovative master disconnect switches that provide safety and security by reducing battery drain and protecting against theft or accidental electrical fires.

Solid State Technology: The company is investing in solid-state technology to provide more reliable and longer-lasting electrical components.

Applications:
Cole Hersee products are widely used in various markets, including:

Automotive: Cars, trucks, and RVs

Marine: Boats and other watercraft

Agriculture: Tractors and heavy agricultural machinery

Construction: Construction vehicles and equipment

Specialty Vehicles: Emergency vehicles, military vehicles, and others

Parent Company:
In 2010, Cole Hersee became a part of Littelfuse, Inc., a global leader in circuit protection, power control, and sensing technologies. This acquisition has allowed Cole Hersee to benefit from Littelfuse’s extensive resources, R&D capabilities, and global distribution network.

Commitment to Quality:
The company adheres to stringent quality standards and continuously invests in research and development to improve its product offerings. Cole Hersee’s commitment to quality and innovation ensures that its products meet the demanding requirements of various industries.

Cole Hersee Co. continues to be recognized for its reliable, durable electrical components that stand up to the rigors of heavy-duty applications, contributing to their longstanding reputation in the industry.

617 268 2100
www.colehersee.com
617 269 9490

Products

Electrical and electronic switches and connectors.

Boston USA

20 Old Colony Avenue
Boston MA 02127
USA

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