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12 volt regulator/rectifier, BGM

Voltage regulator 4 plug BGM PRO 12V AC/DC universal handy voltage regulator for all electronic 12 V ignitions.

The regulator delivers AC as well as DC current, therefore it is the perfect replacement for all Ducati 3-pin and 5-pin regulators as well as for the Vespatronic and Variotronic regulators.

The connection of the regulator to your existing wiring loom is easy.

With complete AC systems you simply have to plug the AC out to the wires that lead the current to the consumers.

With systems using AC and DC to run the electrics, you simply have to separate AC and DC lead wires and connect it regarding if there is AC or DC needed.

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Technical

AC - AC alternating current: IN and OUT for the current delivery of the stator plate and out for the regulated AC current for the wiring loom.
SENSE: With this regulator the AC IN and OUT has to be bridged. With the so-called SENSE function the power out is checked by the internals of the regulator with a reference value. So the power output is constant even with alternating load.
DC direct current: OUT with DC for charging the battery. With ignition systems capable of high power output consumers can be fed directly. E. g. Satnav systems, water pumps, rev counters, speedos and all sort of other toys.
Earth: Simple can be taken from the old existing regulator. If there wasn’t an Earth connection, you should install one. Use the Earth out of the regulator and connect it to the frame of the scooter. Make sure this is fitted to a leading piece of the frame, no paint. Ideally you can wire the earth to the body of the regulator additionally.

1. John M 01 Jan 2012

Bought for my battery Vespa (PX). Simple and straight forward to fit (Going from 5 to 4 terminals). Comprehensive instructions included. Seems a quality bit of kit.

2. Paul c 02 Feb 2012

fitted one to my series 2 , a doddle to fit using the instructions given charges my sat nav without any problem.. going to fit one to my golden special next...

3. Phil 24 Feb 2012

a great piece of quality kit,easy to fit and does what it says, excellent product.

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Paul on 23 May 2012 asked "hi i have a 12v electronic kit on my gp200 and want to use that to power my lights, but wish to put a battery on to run spotlights! will this kit do that and will i need anything else to keep the battery charged? thx paul"

MB Group, Serious Outdoors Ltd replied: Not that easy as spots would drain the battery quicker than the stator/rectifier can top it up. As this reg/rec is a trickle feed only. If you used LED bulbs in the fogs it should work. Ideally to run spots you need to convert to a full DC system, we have anew stator and rectifier coming soon.

Paul h on 08 Apr 2011 asked "I have a question about "12 volt regulator/rectifier, BGM "please could you tell me, what are the dimensions of the unit .Is it possible to run a combined ac/dc system as an original gp did"

MB Group, Serious Outdoors Ltd replied: L = 70mm W = 37mm D = 23mm

Lee m on 15 Feb 2011 asked "I have a question about "12 volt regulator/rectifier, BGM " Am i right in thinking would i be able to take a live feed straight off the dc point on this regulator to give a 12 volt dc live feed for a sat nav if i earthed the neutral on the sat nav "

MB Group, Serious Outdoors Ltd replied: Yes the regulator gives a 12V DC feed, which can be used as a power to supply the Sat Nat. Then just earth the Sat Nat, easy. With the bike running it will always charge the Sat Nav.

Paul on 13 Feb 2011 asked "I have a question about "12 volt regulator/rectifier, BGM "hi, maybee im a bit thick but how do you conect the stator wires [un regulated voltage] to the unit, what is the ac in and what is the ac out to suplly the lights etc, and do you use dc wire only if you run a battry or is it the ac output as well?thanks "

MB Group, Serious Outdoors Ltd replied: AC in from the Stator. AC out to the loom and lighting circuit. DC goes to DC toys or a battery.

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