Alternator 340A 14.2 / 14.8 / 16.5 Volt (see vehicle list)

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GS Audio Alternator 340 Amps 14.2/14.8/16.5V

Choose an EXTERNAL REGULATOR for battery charging. 3 types depending on the batteries you have:

1- end of charge at 14.2 Volts >>> suitable for lead, AGM and lithium Lifepo4 batteries generally installed on motorhomes;

2- End of charge at 14.8 Volts >>> suitable for AGM and lithium LTO batteries;

3- Adjustable charging end with potentiometer from 14.8 to 16.5 Volts >>> suitable for LTO lithium batteries and vehicle electrical system separate from the charging system.

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↓ LIST OF CARS COMPATIBLE WITH THIS ALTERNATOR ↓

***Before purchasing, please check the product pictures to make sure the original alternator brackets are the same as the alternator you are about to purchase***

PLEASE NOTE

The current actually delivered depends on the number of crankshaft revolutions and, therefore, on the size of the original pulley. For example, if your pulley has a diameter of about 14-15 cm (typical for a FIAT 1200cc petrol engine), the alternator is likely to deliver a charging current of between 130/150 A at low revs (around 800 rpm) and up to 270 A with gentle acceleration around 1500 rpm. For diesel-engined vehicles, which generally have larger diameter pulleys, the gear ratio is higher, bringing the charging current to about 150/170 A at idle and up to 340 A in musical phase at 4000 rpm of the alternator shaft.