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Leece Neville 102200 Voltage Regulator
alternatorPart number: 102200
Prestolite Leece-Neville 102200 is a 12 V electronic alternator voltage regulator with an A-circuit design. Its excitation circuit is used with AC, ignition or diode-trio excitation according to alternator configuration. Verify the alternator part and serial numbers before ordering.
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Technical specifications
| Manufacturer | Prestolite |
|---|---|
| Part number | 102200 |
| Category | Electrical & controls |
| Nominal voltage (V) | 12 |
| Availability | On request |
| Reference basis | Manufacturer part-number reference; supply origin requires quotation confirmation |
| Regulator type | Electronic |
| Circuit type | A-circuit |
| Excitation | AC, ignition or diode trio, depending on alternator configuration |
Catalogue information may contain errors or be out of date. Full specifications and verified details are available on request. Confirm the part number and equipment fitment with us before ordering.
Product questions
Will the 102200 regulator fit my Leece-Neville alternator?
The 102200 is documented for 12 V JB and LC style alternators, but the series name alone does not establish fitment. Provide the alternator part and serial numbers and the equipment model and serial number so the configuration can be verified before ordering.
Which excitation systems can the 102200 regulator work with?
The 102200 has an excitation circuit used with AC excitation, ignition excitation or a diode trio, depending on the alternator’s original configuration. Confirm the alternator identification and wiring before selecting a regulator.
Is the 102200 a 12 V regulator or a 14 V regulator?
It is a regulator for a nominal 12 V charging system. The installation guidance describes an alternator terminal voltage of 14.0–14.4 V during its specified test; this operating reading should not be confused with the system’s nominal voltage.
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