2001G.1 Motorcycle Rectifier For FH020AA FH010AA SH775AA Mosfet Yamaha FZ07
2001G.1 Motorcycle Rectifier For FH020AA FH010AA SH775AA Mosfet Yamaha FZ07
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- R218.44/mo 3 months
- R110.45/mo 6 months
- R58.29/mo 12 months
- From R218.44/month over 3 months, or as low as R58.29/month over 12. Total repayable over 12 months: R699.48. Interest at 20.75% p.a. applies.
- Quick online application — most people get a decision within minutes. Your first payment only kicks in 30 days after you buy.
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Mobicred is a revolving credit facility provided by Retail Capital (Pty) Ltd, a registered credit provider (NCR reg. NCRCP7852) in terms of the National Credit Act 34 of 2005. Credit is subject to approval and an affordability assessment. Interest rate: 20.75% p.a. compounded monthly (1.7292%/month). Available to South African residents aged 18 and older. Full terms & conditions apply.
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Description
Voltage stabilizer designed for motorcycle applications. It regulates voltage output to ensure optimal performance and prevent damage to electrical components.
- Product Type: Voltage Stabilizer
- Compatibility: FH020AA, FH010AA, SH775AA, BMW R1200 GS (2013-2017), Can-Am Regulator Rectifier 710001103, Polaris 4012941
- Material: Aluminum
- Weight: 350g
- Applicable Battery: 12V
- Output Voltage: 14.5V
- Output Current: 50A
- Heat Dissipation Material: Aluminum heat dissipation shell
- Installation Precautions:
- Install in a location with good ventilation.
- 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.
- Use thermally conductive glue if necessary.
- Do not press other wires between rectifier and frame.
- Include a fuse between positive outlet and battery.
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