Alternator (three-phase) with built-in regulator NEW Fiat 126P

Alternator (three-phase) with built-in regulator NEW:

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This product fits the following models:

• Fiat 126 P

The Alternator

The alternator is a component in vehicles with an internal combustion engine that generates electricity, functioning much like a dynamo. Therefore, the alternator is often referred to as a generator. In some countries, the term "alternator" is commonly used for the alternator.

The name "alternator" is historically derived because, in the early days of motorized vehicles, its primary purpose was to supply power to the headlights. At that time, the engine was typically started using a hand crank.
The alternator is driven by the running engine, usually connected to it by a V-belt or a serpentine belt. In some vehicles, the alternator is directly coupled to the crankshaft - in such cases, it often takes on the additional function of the starter and is called a starter-generator.

The alternator supplies electricity to the electrical devices in the vehicle and charges the battery. The battery serves as an electrical storage unit and a buffer to balance different voltages. When the engine is not running, the battery provides the necessary power to activate the starter and start the engine - and then the alternator can generate electricity again.