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ARCO Marine Zeus A275L J-180 4" Alternator w/Regulator [4024]Zeus A275L J 180 4" Alternator with Regulator The highest power output alternator in its size class. Features: Engineered for High Energy Production. Suitable for Marine, RV, Military, and Commercial applications. Rapidly charges large battery banks. Coolest operating temperatures for increased performance. It runs 8 20% cooler than incumbent alternators due to heat shedding coatings, a refrigerator on the housing exterior, dual cooling fans, and OEM
Zeus A275L J-180 4" Alternator with Regulator
The highest power output alternator in its size/class.
Features:
- Engineered for High Energy Production.
- Suitable for Marine, RV, Military, and Commercial applications.
- Rapidly charges large battery banks.
- Coolest operating temperatures for increased performance.
- It runs 8 - 20% cooler than incumbent alternators due to heat-shedding coatings, a refrigerator on the housing exterior, dual cooling fans, and OEM components.
- It is optimized for performance at idle speeds.
- Reduces the need for a generator by creating additional power with your engine.
- Unleash peak performance with E-Coat/Cerakote. Our advanced coating absorbs less heat, keeping the A275L cooler. This translates to more amperage for sustained periods.
- Use an ARCO Zeus Bluetooth alternator regulator or lithium battery charging for maximum performance.
- SAE J1171 Certified.
- Made in the U.S.A.
Technical Specifications:
- Voltage - 12v
- Field Type - P
- Rotor Poles - 16
- Stator Size - 138mm
- Frame Size - Large
- Weight - 14.9 lbs/6.7 kg
- Regulation - Internal/External (Internally regulated with adaptor for optional external regulation.)
- Output Voltage - 14.1v (Default)
- Finish - (Black) Cerakote or E-coating
- Cut-In RPM - 1,061 Alternator RPM
- Maximum Alt RPM - 19,000
- Battery Post - M8 Thread Post, Side Mount
- Standard Pulley - 49K6 (6-groove, 49mm)
- Pulley Mount - 17mm diameter shaft, 25mm long, threaded M17 x 1.5
- Pulley Hardware - M17 x 1.5 x 24mm nut, w/ 18mm ID x 29mm OD washer (Included)
- Diodes - 6 positive, 6 negative, 50A Rated, Avalanche
- Max Output (Cold, 9,000 RPM) - 311 Amps
- Sustained Cruising Output (Hot, 6,000 RPM) - 227 Amps
- Sustained Idle Output (Hot, 3,000 RPM) - 198 Amps
- Max Continuous Operating Temperature - 110°C / 230°F
Mounting Application:
- Replaces most Volvo Penta alternators using a 4” J180 saddle-style mount
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★★★★★ 5
Entertaining read
Format: Kindle
I wanted to educate myself on some of the issues that are presented in this book. If you're looking for just factual case-law and supreme court decisions this is not the book you're looking for. This book presents the cases in a story and gives a lot of detail about what went on in the lives of the people involved in these lawsuits outside of the courtroom. The only thing that I wish would have been talked about in greater detail would be a more in-depth look at the opinions and reasons from the justices that were not voting in favor of the plaintiffs.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2018
★★★★★ 5
Excellent Details
Format: Kindle
If you're like me, you've probably either never heard of these cases or heard about them in only the broadest of strokes. For remedying that, this book is excellent. Thomas provides a detailed account of how these complaints came to be, how they wended their way through the cases, and why they are important in terms of outcome and legal precedent. This is a book that I'm glad to have read and one that I would highly recommend to others.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2020
★★★★★ 5
engrossing, revealing, shocking, fascinating -- 10 gritty women who won big cases at great personal loss
Format: Kindle
Thankfully, women no longer have to pay more for retirement plans, and get lower payouts, than men. Amazing how many different, inventive the ways were in the 1960's to keep women out of jobs. Bless Title VII and the attorneys and clients who fought these battles; we stand on their shoulders. The saddest part is the update, at the end of the book showing how protections against gender discrimination in the workplace have weakened in recent years. In particular, it has become difficult, or nearly impossible, to prove that a hostile work environment exists so long as employers pay lip service to certain ideas and practices and hide what's really going on--which we working women KNOW still goes on, unfortunately.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2016
★★★★★ 5
Entertaining, personal history of landmark cases
Format: Hardcover
Amazing look behind the scenes at the people (plaintiffs and lawyers) who made equality for women at work a reality. Compelling, heartwarming, and educational - should be required reading for anyone who holds a job in 21st century America - both to learn how far we've come and to see the ways in which we need to continue the fight for equality at work.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2016
★★★★★ 4
Four Stars
Format: Kindle
Very helpful reminder of how hard this fight always is!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2017