Cycle Electric Regulator/Rectifier - Black - CE-325L

The Cycle Electric Inc. Low Voltage Rectifying Regulator is designed to efficiently control voltage on Harley-Davidson alternators. Unlike traditional rectifiers that dump excess current to ground, leading to increased stator current and higher temperatures, the Cycle Electric regulator blocks current, resulting in lower operating temperatures and reduced drag on the motor.

Description

This 32-amp rectifying regulator uses a unique design to minimize stator current, which translates to cooler running and improved engine performance. By preventing the stator from constantly operating at maximum output, this regulator reduces wasted energy and extends the life of your charging system components. The low voltage style is engineered to deliver a reduced charging voltage, effectively preventing overcharging and prolonging battery life. This results in a more reliable and efficient charging system. Easy to install, this black regulator directly replaces your existing unit, offering a hassle-free upgrade for improved performance and longevity. Proudly made in the USA, it meets the highest quality standards for performance and durability.

Features & highlights

• Controls voltage efficiently on Harley-Davidson alternators, preventing overcharging.
• Reduces stator current, resulting in lower operating temperatures.
• Minimizes drag on the motor for more efficient operation and increased performance.
• Low voltage design prevents battery overcharging, extending battery life.
• Durable black finish for long-lasting protection and a sleek look.
• Made in the USA, ensuring top-quality manufacturing and reliability.

Technical specifications

• Brand: Cycle Electric Inc
• Vendor Part Number: CE-325L
• Amps: 32 A
• Battery Voltage: 12 V
• Color/Finish: Black
• Product Name: Rectifier and Regulator

Important to know

This rectifier regulator is designed for specific Harley-Davidson models. Please verify fitment before purchase. Installation may require basic mechanical skills. Refer to your motorcycle's service manual for proper installation procedures.