Splyt Dual Stator + Series Voltage Regulator + Gasket

Description

Can-Am models have long needed more power and more reliability from their charging system. This system provides over 150-Watts of increased output with peace of mind from dual voltage regulators.

Why use the SPLYT Technology?

RMSTATOR SPLYT Technology provides a reliable solution to well-known charging system failures while providing increased output for accessories. Using a dual output stator with two separate 3-phase windings, this system splits the power generated between 2 voltage regulators. Each regulator then operates with only half the load, allowing them to maintain a lower temperature and increase reliability, even at higher power levels.

Ultimate reliability

With a stock charging system, voltage regulators are consistently operating within 5% of their maximum capacity, leading to heat and stress related failure. With the RMSTATOR SPLYT system, both SERIES voltage regulators are operating with 40% overhead for long life and stable output.

Contrary to the original OEM stator that uses one three phase stator winding, the SPLYT stator contains two separate three-phase coil windings. Each of these windings then produces half of the power of the stator, lowering the temperature in each individual coil.

All parts use a Plug & Play design just like the original OEM configuration. No special tools or knowledge is needed to install this system.

Wiring harnesses are included for easy plug-in connections between the stator, regulator, and battery. This ensures the best possible connections with brand new premium wire and terminals.

This kit includes:

RMSTATOR SPLYT Stator

OEM quality stator cover gasket

Two SERIES voltage regulators

Two automotive grade wiring harnesses with OEM-quality heavy-duty connectors and terminals

Complete installation instructions

OEM 420685632

Specifications

California residents

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including nickel, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.