The battery Master switch, also known as the battery circuit breaker, is a device used to disconnect the battery of a vehicle or equipment from it's electrical system. It's primary function is to interrupt the flow of electrical current, which can be useful for various purposes:

• Safety: Prevents short circuits and potential fires, particularly during maintenance or repairs.
• Energy Efficiency: Reduces unnecessary battery drain when the vehicle or equipment is not in use.
• Maintenance: Facilitates electrical repairs by eliminating the risk of electric shock or damage to components.
• Theft Deterrence: Acts as an additional security measure by cutting off the power supply, thereby making it more difficult to steal the vehicle.

By disconnecting the battery, the battery main switch helps protect both the vehicle and the battery, extending its lifespan and ensuring safety.

Marilia is a supplier of Battery Master Switches for the main automakers around the World.

We manufacture switches for a wide range of applications, including multifunctional switches for onboard computer access and control, electric window switches, emergency switches, starting switches, and other specialized devices.

Steering column switches are controls mounted on the steering column of a vehicle, allowing the driver to operate various functions without taking their hands off the steering wheel. These switches typically include:

• Turn Signal Switch: Controls the vehicle's turn signals to indicate turns or lane changes.
• Headlight Switch: Manages the vehicle's headlights, including high and low beams, and sometimes fog lights.
• Wiper and Washer Controls: Operates the windshield wipers and washer fluid.
• Cruise Control: Allows the driver to set and adjust the vehicle's cruising speed.

These switches are designed to provide convenient access to essential vehicle functions while maintaining safe driving practices.

The armature of a starter motor, often referred to as the rotor, plays a crucial role in the engine starting process. It is responsible for converting electrical energy from the battery into mechanical energy. The efficiency and reliability of the starter motor largely depend on the performance of the armature, making it an essential component in the vehicle's ignition system.