Voltage Regulator - Beru 1197311213

Product Information

A Voltage Regulator is a component in a vehicle's charging system that controls the output voltage from the alternator to the battery and electrical system. Its primary role is to ensure the voltage remains within a safe range, typically around 13.5-14.5 volts, to prevent overcharging or undercharging the battery and other electronic components. Maintaining stable voltage is essential for protecting the battery and ensuring that electrical components receive consistent power.

• Dimming or Flickering Lights: A faulty voltage regulator can cause inconsistent power output, resulting in dimming, flickering, or overly bright headlights and interior lights. This is often more noticeable when electrical demand is high
• Battery Warning Light: If the regulator fails, the battery light on the dashboard may illuminate, indicating an issue with the charging system. This can happen if the regulator causes overcharging (high voltage) or undercharging (low voltage), which may deplete or damage the battery
• Dead or Overcharged Battery: A defective voltage regulator can either undercharge or overcharge the battery. Undercharging leads to insufficient power for starting the engine, while overcharging can cause battery overheating, leakage, or even permanent damage

About Beru

BERU Systems produces a huge assortment of parts, including spark plug wire sets and connectors, ignition coils, and a variety of electronic sensors. BERU is OEM (original equipment manufacturer to Audi, Bentley, BMW, Dodge, General Motors, Hyundai, Jeep, Lamborghini, Mercedes-Benz, and Toyota (and that is a partial list). Their products are designed to provide reliable service in an environmentally friendly way and over the course of a century, BERU Systems has become a brand name that is synonymous with quality. Those looking for parts that are functional and long-lasting will be more than satisfied with the BERU brand.