trail tech dial-a-brightness AC voltage regulator
trail tech voltage regulator
 



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trail tech AC voltage regulator! use it on 6 or 12v

* improved AC regulator with adjustable output.
* universal voltage regulator limits voltage to 6.0-16.0 volts for AC systems (DC systems require a regulator/rectifier.)
* conditions circuit to eliminate electrical spikes, protect from lamp blow-outs, and reduce flicker and dimming.
* “dial-a-brightness" for halogen and quartz lights:
* at 14+ VAC setting, the lamps will approach HID lumens (~70%) but lamp life is short (good for racing.) ~25 hour lamp life.
* at standard setting, about 13.8 VAC, the lamps should last about 500 hours.
* at minimum setting, the lamps are not as bright as HID (~30%), but last over 1,000 hours.
* included in trail tech plug-and-play high-output AC electrical systems with model-specific connectors; no cutting or splicing required.
* designed and manufactured by trail tech.

7003-AC01

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5 of 5 Very basic, but does the job most of the time. September 7, 2024
taco eater : rambunctious_rockhound from oh-eye-oh  
This is a "voltage dumper" style of regulator. You wire the yellow wire to the output of your light coil, and the brown wire to the frame ground.

When the voltage goes too high, it dumps the excess voltage automatically. It does this so quickly that the output stays relatively the same as the engine increases in speed.

If you have a basic moped, with a simple headlight wired directly to the coil, this will work really well.

THIS IS NOT A RECTIFIER, IT DOES NOT PRODUCE DC, IT WILL NOT WORK WITH A BATTERY, IT WILL NOT CHARGE YOUR PHONE!

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3 of 5 Voltage Regulator February 24, 2022
taco eater : Adam Rogers from versailles, KY United States  
only two wires, no connectors included, the adjustable part has been covered so as to prevent me from adjusting. What the hell do, splice into the yellow wire to headlight and other to ground?

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5 of 5 So far so good October 14, 2019
taco eater : bigbadbrother from San Jose, CA United States  
Be sure to use good connectors and hard mount it so its not shacking around

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5 of 5 Works as expected July 1, 2019
taco eater : Jonah Loshnowsky from Peru, IN United States  
Spliced in another wire on the yellow one, because the tomos a35 has a 3 prong regulator, then soldered on some connectors. Everything worked great, although i never messed with the adjustable voltage screw. if it ever claps out ill rewrite my review, maybe.

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5 of 5 Nice June 3, 2019
taco eater : marc silverstein from bell canyon, CA United States  
Works great.  For those of you that want to run a battery in order to eliminate lights dimming at idle, use a heavy diode in line to the battery.   You will need to change the horn to a DC horn.

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