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90-Series
75, 100 & 150-Amp Alternators
High-output 90-Series alternators provide an exceptional opportunity to increase
charging capacity while ensuring the superior dependability of marine-grade
construction. Saddle mounting is perfect for use with engines equipped with
import-style mounts. See our Alternator Mounting
Guide for specific models which require dual-foot saddle mounts. 90-Series
alternators feature oversize bearings, precision-wound rotors, and
corrosion-resistant powdercoat finishes for long-lasting performance in the
marine environment. See our Year 2000 Price List for
alternator pricing.
Model
90-75 & 90-75-D Alternators
Ideal for use on smaller
engines or in applications where amperage is maximized at lower engine rpm,
Model 90-75 and dual-output Model 90-75-D alternators provide admirable amperage
output with minimal horsepower load. These 75-amp models are recommended for
engines equipped with 3/8" drive belts, and are ideally suited to battery
loads in the 200-400 amp-hour range.
Model 90-100 &
90-100-D Alternators
Mid-power, 100-amp
alternators in single and dual-output configurations, are the ideal choice for
engines driven by a single 1/2" belt. Well suited for battery loads in the
400-600 amp-hour range, Model 90-100 and 90-100-D alternators deliver a solid
performance curve across a wide range of engine speeds.
Model 90-150 &
90-150-D Alternators
High-output 150-amp
alternators in single and dual-output configurations, provide exceptional
amperage capacity for charging systems driven by dual 1/2" belts.
Well suited for battery loads in the 600-800 amp-hour range, Model 90-150 and
90-150-D alternators extend charging capabilities for vessels equipped with
inverters, power hungry electronics and heavy-load load requirements such as
refrigeration, air conditioning and power windlasses.
Model 901 Series
Alternators
Available in both 75-amp
and 100-amp models, the 901 Series is designed specifically for engines -- such
as the Lehman Sabre, Lucas, and Perkins Volvo M Series -- which require a 60°
offset on the alternator's tensioning leg. 901-Series alternators also feature
isolated grounding for installations requiring a non-grounded case.
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