Voltage regulator / Loncin LC2P77F / AL-KO Pro 700 V2 / AL-KO T22-110.0 HDH-A V2

Voltage regulator for AL-KO tractors with Loncin V700 engines and others.

A voltage regulator or stabilizer is an electronic system responsible for maintaining a constant voltage generated by the alternator, regardless of voltage fluctuations caused by loads on the electrical system during tractor operation.

Dimensions:

• dimensions: 54 x 34 x 20 mm,
• spacing of mounting screw holes: 68 mm,
• cable length: 60 mm,
• original part numbers: 418139,
• part numbers: 271930021-0001.

Engine models :

AL-KO :

• AL-KO Pro 700 V2.

London :

• Loncin 2P77F.

Lawnmower models :

AL-KO :

• AL-KO T22-110.0 HDH-A V2.

The first signs of a malfunctioning voltage regulator are a lit "charging" light, stronger headlight bulbs, or bulbs burning out after a short period of use. Another sign may be dimly lit indicators on the dashboard. A malfunctioning voltage regulator can lead to battery overcharging, which can be detected by the smell of sulfur in the area of the battery, or a lack of power while driving.

Magazine : M01:A55:S02

*Photos are for illustrative purposes only and may differ in detail from the delivered product due to differences in production over the years.