LoadHandler offers new alternators, starters for medium-, heavy-duty vehicles
The LoadHandler Power Products announced its all makes starter and alternator line now offers six new alternators and starters in a variety of application configurations to provide new, drop-in replacement coverage for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles.
June 5, 2017
The LoadHandler Power Products announced its all makes starter and alternator line now offers six new alternators and starters in a variety of application configurations to provide new, drop-in replacement coverage for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles.
LoadHandler alternator
LoadHandler Power Products starters and alternators are a value- and solutions-driven line of rotating electrical products that are fully application tested for medium- and heavy-duty applications. Each LoadHandler product was engineered to meet and exceed OEM specifications and carries a one-year warranty.
The new medium- and heavy-duty LoadHandler alternator series – a source of power in a high-efficiency, high-output package – now includes 140-, 150-, 160- and 200-amp coverage in several brushed and brushless designs engineered specifically to meet application, the company noted.
“LoadHandler Power Products provide reliable performance at a value-driven price,” said Jonathan Smith, assistant director, aftermarket sales and marketing, Prestolite Electric. “For medium and heavy duty applications where performance is critical, the extensive new line of LoadHandler 100% new, drop-in replacement starters and alternators provides a robust solution that can impact your bottom line.”
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