2002.3.2 Motorcycle Rectifier For Honda HT 4213 3810 381331600-890-951 / SH547-12
2002.3.2 Motorcycle Rectifier For Honda HT 4213 3810 381331600-890-951 / SH547-12
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Description
Voltage stabilizer designed for Honda motorcycles. It manages power effectively, ensuring stable voltage output during operation.
- Product Type: Voltage Stabilizer
- Compatibility: Honda HT 4213, H 5013 A2/AC2 A4/AC4, RT 5000
- Key Feature: Three-phase full-wave rectifier
- Intended Use: Power management
- Weight: 230 grams
- Output Current: 20A
- Output Voltage: 14.5V
- Installation Precautions:
- Install in a location with good ventilation and heat dissipation.
- Connect AC input line; do not connect positive and negative output initially.
- Measure output voltage before connecting positive and negative wires.
- Ensure rectifier is closely attached to the frame for heat conduction.
- Consider using thermally conductive glue between rectifier and frame.
- No other wires should be pressed between rectifier and frame.
- Include a fuse between positive outlet and battery to prevent overvoltage damage.
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