TheVoltage 16v regulator for consistent ignition power supply

TheV-oltage regulator & filter for all Ignition systems

Features:
        REGULATOR:
        - Regulate 19.2 max (16v) battery voltage to: (adjustable) from 15-24 volt output, in one volt increments.

        - Regulate 16v volt battery down to 14.0 consistent volts for stock (OEM) ignitions

        - Able to Regulate 12.00v battery up to approx 16 volt. (suggest deep cycle battery) 

        FILTER:
        This will filter voltage and remove any voltage spikes.


Advantages:
        This devise stabilizes voltage and regardless of input - will deliver 16+ volts.
        40 amps MAX available

Benefits:
        Consistent voltage = consistent performance at all times.
        
        This devise stabilizes voltage and regardless of input - will deliver 16+ volts.
        40 amps MAX available

        (FYI- 7530 MSD box draws a max of 1.1a per 1,000 RPM)

        Stabilize voltage - so if input 15.8v and you want to covert it to 16.5 volts -
        the voltage delivery would be consistent..... regardless of current draw.
       

Everything BUT ignition should run off 16.00 volt battery. (unless fuel pump draws < 30 amps)

Should be shut off with master ignition switch.
Will NOT work on the 12V terminal of the ULTRAlite battery.
Will work with alternators
Lightweight < 3.5#
Easy installation and easy-to-use connections

TheVoltage Regulator is an active regulator/filter that takes noisy, unregulated voltage, processes it, and outputs perfectly flat,

spike-free voltage which powers ignition with the pure, 

Similar products are on the market - but none have all the features of theV-oltage regulator.

Unit will be supplied with ruberized mounts - and unit requires vibration dampening mount.

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on / off switch

power indicator light

High efficiency

reverse polarity protection (input)

short sircuit and over-voltage protection

Over temp protection

#8 PREMIUM cable size is recommended for INPUT (audio)

#10 PREMIUM cable size is recommended for OUTPUT (audio)

Keep cables as short as possible

Make sure connections are tight!