Suzuki Burgman AN400Y AN400 Voltage Regulator Rectifier Assy Unit 3280014F01000

Description

Suzuki Burgman AN400Y AN400 Voltage Regulator Rectifier Assy Unit is an original charging system component responsible for stabilizing the voltage generated by the scooter’s alternator. It ensures safe power supply to the electrical system and protects components against voltage spikes, which translates into reliable operation of the engine and accessories. This used OEM component is a sensible choice for servicing or repairing the charging system in a Burgman AN400.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: 3280014F01000
• Mark: Suzuki
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: 3280014F01000
• Substitutable numbers: 3280014F01000
• Category: Other Motorcycle Parts

Function and role of the voltage regulator in the Suzuki Burgman AN400

The voltage regulator in the Suzuki Burgman AN400Y scooter is responsible for converting the energy produced by the alternator into a stable operating voltage for the electrical system. It maintains the appropriate voltage level throughout the entire electrical circuit, which is crucial for:

• proper battery charging,
• uninterrupted operation of lights, ignition, and onboard electronics,
• reducing the risk of overcharging and damaging the battery,
• reducing thermal loads on electrical system components.

Thanks to a properly selected voltage regulator, the charging system operates under stable conditions, and the scooter maintains predictable electrical parameters both in city traffic and during longer trips.

Why it is worth using an original Suzuki voltage regulator

The original voltage regulator designed for the Suzuki Burgman AN400Y is engineered for the specific characteristics of the alternator and electrical system of this model. This translates into:

• consistency with factory charging system parameters,
• proper fitment of connectors and mounts,
• maintaining the operating voltage values specified by the manufacturer,
• reducing the risk of interference and overloads in the system.

Choosing an original component is the preferred solution for servicing scooters used intensively, where consistent performance and predictable durability are key.

Part condition and service application

The presented voltage regulator is a used component, which allows for an economical repair of the charging system while maintaining the manufacturer’s original specifications. This type of part is particularly suitable in situations where:

• the existing regulator has suffered thermal or electrical damage,
• there are problems with battery charging or system overcharging,
• a quick replacement with a component featuring factory characteristics is necessary.

Before installation, standard charging system diagnostics (checking the alternator, condition of wires, and ground connections) are recommended to ensure the regulator replacement provides the full service effect.

Benefits of using a used OEM part

Using a used OEM voltage regulator in the Suzuki Burgman AN400Y allows for cost control while preserving the factory design of the system. In practice, this means:

• the ability to restore proper charging system operation without interfering with the wiring harness,
• no need to adapt universal solutions,
• maintaining the original mounting method and wire routing.

For users who care about the environmental aspect, using a tested, used part also aligns with the idea of reusing components and reducing waste. In this context, it is worth reading the article on practical eco-tuning and the use of recycled parts, which shows how to consciously select components for your vehicle.

Expanding knowledge and selecting other components

When taking a comprehensive approach to servicing the drivetrain and braking system, it can be helpful to have a broader perspective on the structural differences between standard and sports versions. In this context, it is worth reading the comparative analysis of drivetrain and braking systems in Audi RS models, which shows how manufacturers design components with regard to loads, cooling, and durability – the same engineering principles apply to the selection of components in motorcycles and scooters.