Cole Hersee develops battery feeder stud

Nov 8, 2006

Cole Hersee Co.’s battery feeder studs are designed to transport DC power through firewalls, allowing truck batteries to be recharged or supplied with power from external sources. The studs are solid brass with impact-resistant plastic insulation, the company says, and are suited for heavy-duty systems ranging from 6 to 36V DC.

The studs are available in red (part no. 46211-R) and black (46211-01). For more information, go to www.colehersee.com.

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