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€27.00€30.00
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Delivery
| Lithuania1–2 business days | Latvia2–4 business days | Estonia2–4 business days | |
|---|---|---|---|
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 parcel locker | €3.00 | €4.50 | €5.00 |
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| courier | €6.00 | €12.00 | €13.35 |
| courier | €6.00 | €8.00 | €8.00 |
| courier | €6.00 | €10.00 | €10.00 |
Free delivery for orders from €150.00
Specifications
- Engine
- MINARELLI 50 4T
- Manufacturer
- TNT
Description
Is your scooter's battery going flat quickly and are bulbs blowing for no obvious reason? These are classic signs that your voltage regulator (rectifier) is no longer doing its job. The TNT voltage regulator for Minarelli 50 4T engines is an ideal, quality replacement that keeps the electrical system working steadily.
This regulator is designed as a direct equivalent of the original part (OEM: 5C3-H1960-00), guaranteeing full compatibility and flawless voltage control on your scooter.
Why choose this TNT voltage regulator?
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Electrical system protection: The main function of this unit is to smooth and stabilise the alternating voltage coming from the generator. This protects your battery from overcharging, and all the lights and electronics from voltage spikes.
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OEM compatibility: The part is made to strict technical standards matching code 5C3-H1960-00. This means fitting is simple "Plug & Play" – just remove the old one and fit the new one.
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Reliable operation: TNT components resist heat and moisture, which is especially important for a part that works in the demanding conditions around the engine.
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Economical solution: It is a reliable alternative to more expensive original manufacturer parts, letting you fix electrical faults quickly and cheaply.
Technical specifications
| Parameter | Description |
| Manufacturer | TNT |
| Application | Voltage regulator (rectifier) |
| Compatibility | Minarelli 50 4T engines |
| OEM code | 5C3-H1960-00 |
| Fitting type | Direct (matches the factory connector) |
Expert fitting tips:
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Check the contacts: Before connecting the new regulator, make sure the connector contacts are clean and not oxidised. Oxidation is a common cause of poor current flow.
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Earth check: Make sure the regulator housing makes good contact with the scooter's frame. This is essential to avoid voltage fluctuations.
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Battery condition: If the regulator failed because of a short circuit, we recommend checking the battery itself as well to make sure it can still hold a stable voltage.
