HindlePower designs and manufactures stationary float battery chargers and DC power products for utility applications. Its manufacturing heritage traces to the Hardwick-Hindle Company, founded in 1924, and the company describes four generations of Hindle family involvement in manufacturing and DC power expertise. HindlePower, Inc. was formed in 2002 when Bill Hindle spun off the Power System Group.
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VDC Electronics, IncFounded in 1993, Huntington-based VDC Electronics makes BatteryMINDer pulse charger-maintainer-conditioners that use proprietary desulfation circuitry to help lead-acid batteries perform longer. The privately held, wholly American-owned company draws on more than 40 years of collective charging-design and manufacturing experience, with aviation-specific units among its specialties. Its BatteryMINDer products are built to ISO 9001 standards, and the company reports a historical failure rate below one-half of one percent.HUNTINGTON, NY
Harris Battery Company, IncFamily-owned since its 1979 founding in Bolivar, Ohio, Harris Battery Company remains a second-generation business led by president Christopher Harris. The company is known for building practical power systems for industrial customers, with its Ohio operation assembling lithium energy storage for material-handling equipment and other applications.SOMERSET, PA
Darrah Electric CompanyA third-generation, family-owned business founded in 1960, Darrah Electric Company remains rooted in Cleveland-area manufacturing. It builds custom D.C. power supplies for industrial and OEM customers while drawing on more than a century of combined engineering experience to support demanding power-conversion projects.CHESTERLAND, OH
Stored Energy Systems (SENS)Founded in 1971 by battery-industry veteran Herb Kaewert, Stored Energy Systems (SENS) designs and manufactures DC power and engine-starting systems for mission-critical infrastructure. The Colorado-based company now makes its equipment in U.S. facilities spanning more than 130,000 square feet, using worst-case design and factory testing for applications where downtime is not an option. SENS has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 1996 and says its systems support more than 75% of North American critical-power gensets above 500 kW.334519HATFIELD, PA