Motorcycle Glossary
Regulator rectifier
In Turkish: Konjektör (regülatör)
In short
A regulator rectifier converts the stator's AC output to DC and limits the charging voltage to protect the battery and electrics.
With the engine running, a healthy charging system on most models shows about 13.5–14.8 V across the battery terminals (see the manual for the exact value). The regulator turns surplus energy into heat, which is why its finned body gets hot.
Symptoms of a problem
- Not charging: the battery keeps going flat and voltage does not rise with revs
- Overcharging: voltage above 15 V; the battery swells or boils, bulbs blow frequently
- Burnt or melted connectors
Before replacing the regulator, also measure the stator output and check the wiring.
Also known as (including Turkish names)
- Regülatör
- Redresör
- Şarj dinamosu düzenleyici
- Voltage regulator
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Last updated: October 9, 2026



