
12V Voltage Regulator Rectifier Aluminum Heat Sink Voltage Stabilizer Compatible with Briggs & Stratton Lawn Mower Generator Engine Replacement Part
Product ID: TR-DZ-014535
A$33.95
In stock (checked 1 Nov 2026)
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Product Description
Upgrade your small engine charging system with this replacement voltage rectifier regulator designed for Briggs Stratton 691188, 491546, 793360, and 794360. Built for dependable power regulation, this direct-fit unit supports stable charging performance, easy installation, and reliable compatibility for selected BS single-phase DC systems.
Key Features
- Direct Replacement: Designed to replace Briggs Stratton 691188, 491546, 793360, and 794360 as well as Oregon 33-417, Prime Line 7-01692, and Stens 435-061.
- Stable Charging Performance: Helps regulate voltage efficiently for dependable engine electrical system operation and improved charging consistency.
- Plug-and-Play Fit: Direct-fit design with simple installation, ideal for quick replacement with minimal downtime.
- 2-Pin Connection: Built with a 2-pin connector; checking plug type and pin code helps confirm proper compatibility before purchase.
- Quality Construction: Made with high-quality lamination materials and first-class electronic components for durable everyday use.
- Wide Application Range: Suitable for Briggs Stratton Load System S 5-9A and compatible with selected models including 256400, 280700, 751447, 351777, and 42A700 series.
Specifications
Usage
Ideal for repairing or restoring compatible lawn mower and small engine charging systems, this voltage regulator is a practical choice for maintenance, replacement, and workshop service applications. Great for home garage repairs, outdoor power equipment servicing, and routine engine maintenance.