Name: Cole Hersee 8626-BX 8626 - Stoplamp Switches Series
SKU: 8626bx
Price: 18.49 USD
Availability: InStock

COLE HERSEE part description

SPST Normally Off. Contacts close at rising pressure. Operates at 60 to 120 psi (414 to 827 kPa). Thread is NPTF dryseal thread for use without a sealant. Two 6-32 screw terminals. 1/8" -27 thread mounting stem, 11/32" (8.73mm) long. Replaces: Delco 476S, 4760, FWD 4760, 4765, GMC 403936, 476592, 1316600, Ford 100810B, 510C, Mack 5CG-114, 11MR-1152, Motorcraft SW-311, Wagner FC-1201, FC5106, White 58012-F, 443106, 1319522. SPST,

Property	Value
Description	Hydraulic Stoplamp Switch
Circuitry	SPST
Terminals	Two 6-32 screw
Mounting	1/8 -27 thread
Normal position	Normally Off.

Cole Hersee Brake Light Switch

The Cole Hersee brake light switch provides flexibility and reliable performance when you need it. It can be used with either mechanical or hydraulic brake systems.

Features & Benefits

Provides discrete circuit control based on user and environment inputs
Built and tested to withstand harsh operating conditions
Solid steel lever with a plated steel housing for added durability
Tested for use in construction, agriculture, materials handling, and transit and commercial vehicles and equipment

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

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemical which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. (Read more)