Light Duty Alternators
A high-quality alternator is essential for the optimal running of any vehicle. Choose from Probe’s premium light-duty alternators to power your fleet.
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Uses of Light-Duty Alternators
Light-duty alternators are typically used as alternators in cars. Like heavy-duty alternators, light-duty alternators convert chemical energy from the vehicle battery into electrical energy that charges the battery and powers other electrical elements of the vehicle. The difference between heavy and light-duty alternators is the voltage and amperage offered, or, put simply, the output and the amount of power they can work with.
Benefits of Light-Duty Alternators
Alternators are a necessary part of any vehicle engine, but there are benefits to the light-duty alternators offered by Probe, including:
- Optimal battery life
- Reduced fuel consumption
- Ideal output for light-duty use
- Quality engineering
Contact us to find the ideal alternators for your fleet.
Frequently Asked Questions
A working light-duty alternator should have a reading between 13.9-14.8V while charging.
