Cole Hersee Light Duty Toggle Switch SPST Off-On 2 Screw - Chrome Plated Brass

The Cole Hersee Light Duty Toggle Switch SPST Off-On 2 Screw in chrome plated brass is a foundational electrical control component trusted across law enforcement vehicles, military installations, and tactical operations. This single-pole, single-throw toggle switch delivers straightforward on-off functionality for auxiliary lighting, communication systems, and non-critical power distribution in demanding field environments. Built by Cole Hersee—an industry standard for reliable automotive and industrial electrical switches—this unit handles the secondary circuits that keep tactical platforms operational in the field.

Constructed from chrome plated brass, this toggle switch resists corrosion in high-humidity and salt-spray environments common to maritime and coastal operations. The SPST (Single Pole, Single Throw) configuration provides simple binary control—power flows only when the toggle is engaged in the "on" position, then cuts completely in the "off" state. Two screw terminals enable secure, solderfree connections to vehicle harnesses or equipment wiring, reducing installation time and ensuring repeatability in field repair scenarios. The compact form factor and robust toggle mechanism withstand vibration from vehicle transport and equipment handling typical in tactical field deployment.

This switch is ideal for crews outfitting law enforcement patrol vehicles, military support platforms, and communications equipment requiring straightforward circuit isolation. Installation is straightforward: connect incoming power and load circuits to the two screw terminals, mount the switch to a control panel or dashboard using standard two-hole bracket hardware, and toggle to control the circuit. Light-duty rating makes it suitable for auxiliary lighting, fan motors, solenoids, and signaling devices—applications where current draw remains moderate. Technicians and field maintainers appreciate the Cole Hersee standard for backward compatibility with existing tactical vehicle electrical systems and its availability through military supply channels.