Name: Cole Hersee 9577 9577 - 95 Standard Body Series
SKU: 9577
Price: 15.49 USD
Availability: InStock

COLE HERSEE part description

Cole Hersee Ignition and Magneto switches are available with two, three, and four position circuitry and can be used for energizing any appropriate low voltage application. They are actuated by a coded key and tumbler lock, patented HecolTM keyed lock, Delco keyed lock, or a lever. Replacement switches for OEM applications are available.
Solid brass ignition switches are also available for a variety of marine applications.
All products listed in this section can be found in Section C of the Cole Hersee D-275 CATALOG.

Off-On (Ignition)

Description	Universal Ignition & Start Switch
Details	Fits: 3/4-7/8" Hole
Terminals	2 Screw
Actuator	Coded Tumbler Lock, 2 Keys
Sealed terminal insulator	No
O-Ring seal in stem	No
Mounting stem	3/4 -20
Number of positions	2
Positions	Off - On/Ign
Ignition/Run	10A at 12V DC
Contacts	Bronze
Case material	Zinc diecast
Mounting panel thickness	3/8" (9.52mm)
Removable key	Key removable in Off position only.

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Cole Hersee® is highly valued in the heavy duty truck industry. It is a leading manufacturer of heavy-duty battery master switches that are widely used as OE equipment by leading heavy-duty vehicle manufacturers. These switches are essential safety components for trucks as they help prevent theft, tampering, electrical fires, and battery drain. Founded in 1924, Cole Hersee is committed to improving vehicle safety by partnering with ECCO Safety Group Australia (ESGA) to establish and implement safety standards for trucks that drive onto mining sites. Its products are also manufactured in its ISO 9001:2008-certified facility and undergo strict testing to ensure safety and reliability.

California Proposition 65 Warning

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