2001B.2 Motorcycle Rectifier Field Effect Transistor For Suzuki GSXR600 750 1000 Mosfet
2001B.2 Motorcycle Rectifier Field Effect Transistor For Suzuki GSXR600 750 1000 Mosfet
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- R301.31/mo 3 months
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- R80.41/mo 12 months
- From R301.31/month over 3 months, or as low as R80.41/month over 12. Total repayable over 12 months: R964.92. Interest at 20.75% p.a. applies.
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Description
The 2001B.2 Motorcycle Rectifier Field Effect Transistor is a voltage stabilizer designed for specific Suzuki motorcycle models. It is essential for maintaining proper voltage levels in the electrical system of the motorcycle during everyday use.
- Product Type: Voltage Stabilizer
- Compatibility: Suzuki GSXR600 (2006-2015), GSXR750 (2006-2015), GSXR1000 (2006-2015)
- Weight: 360 grams
- Wire Length: 1.5 square meters x 30 cm
- Output Voltage: 14.5V
- Category: Three-phase full-wave rectifier
- Installation Precautions:
- Install in a location with good ventilation and heat dissipation.
- Connect AC input line; measure output voltage before connecting positive and negative wires.
- Attach rectifier closely to the frame for better heat conduction.
- Do not press other wires between the rectifier and the frame.
- Include a fuse protection device between the positive outlet and the battery.
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