Compatible with Yamaha XVS650 / XVS650V motorcycle voltage regulator and rectifier, original factory code 5KP-81960-00-00, charge controller.--BIEMMEDUE

【Specifically Designed for Yamaha XVS650 / XVS650V】 This voltage regulator and rectifier was specifically designed for the Yamaha XVS650 / XVS650V model and corresponds to the original part number 5KP-81960-00-00. Manufactured according to the vehicle's electrical specifications and interface standards, it guarantees perfect compatibility with the ignition system, battery, and the entire electrical system. It is the optimal solution for charging system problems and replacing aging original parts. Three-Phase Rectification and Stabilization: As an essential component of the charging system, it performs two key functions: Rectification: It converts the three-phase alternating current (AC) generated by the ignition system into direct current (DC) to power the vehicle and charge the battery. Voltage Regulation: The output voltage is precisely regulated and stabilized within a safe range of approximately 13.5V to 14.5V. This prevents overcharging and undercharging of the battery, protecting the battery, control unit, headlights, and other expensive electronic components from damage caused by voltage fluctuations. Powerful heat dissipation and reliability: The highly efficient heat dissipation design consists of a large-area die-cast aluminum housing with dense cooling fins. Air circulation and metal-to-metal contact with the frame effectively dissipate the heat generated by the internal components. This ensures stable operation even at high temperatures or under heavy load (e.g., with high-performance headlights). Robust and durable: The unit is extremely shock-resistant, splash-proof, and corrosion-resistant, making it ideal for the vibrations and demanding conditions found in a motorcycle's engine compartment. Easy installation: The connector is fully compatible with the vehicle's original wiring harness, allowing for quick and easy installation without any modifications to the wiring. [Charging System Troubleshooting] Replacing this component can resolve the following common problems:

Frequent battery discharge leading to starting difficulties or a starting problem with the vehicle.

Abnormal electrolyte consumption, swelling, or premature damage (signs of overcharging).

Frequent flashing of headlights and warning lights while driving (unstable voltage).

Unexplained engine stalling or malfunctions of electronic devices.