DVR2™
£58.95
- UK – £4.95
- Europe – £13
- Rest of World – £15.50
It is a modern electronic ‘solid state’ replacement for the original electromechanical ‘CVC’ regulator units on Classic Motorcycles equipped with dynamo electrical generation. It features excellent charge voltage stability from the lowest revs to maximum speed, with zero battery discharge back into the dynamo at low speeds and high tolerance of fault conditions. Fitting a fuse is recommended for best protection.
The DVR2™ promotes better lights & properly charged batteries.
The field winding resistance of the dynamo must be greater than 2.5 ohms.
6 or 12 Volt selectable – change voltage at any time
Positive & Negative earth versions
Size – 56mm x 33mm x 18mm.
Fits comfortably in Lucas or Miller case
Or mount on its own with single M5 stud
Fitted with 1 mm sq, 3 mm outside diameter leads
Use with Lucas or Miller and other (Field wired to earth) dynamos (view Miller DVR modification for use with DVR2)
The DVR2™ employs a tough aluminium alloy case for excellent heat transfer and robustness

DVR2 case
Robust & reliable, cool running & efficient. More light….. Less heat.
Available in positive and negative earth versions, 6 or 12 V selectable. Set to 6 V by connecting an additional (white) wire, 12 V by leaving it unconnected (insulated). The module is compact and does not run hot. This means it can be fitted as a stand alone unit, in a toolbox or bolted to rear mudguard, etc. or housed in either a Lucas or Miller regulator case, to maintain original appearance.
The DVR2™ is similar in cost to some other regulators but its performance and reliability are superior to these competitors. With the DVR2™ there is no battery discharge into the field winding at low revs. Battery voltage is stable (above cut in speed) regardless of your speed. Your dynamo will start up (and be regulated!) with no or very low battery. Do your research and come to DRL first: why be one of those who buy from us only after a bad experience with one of those ‘too good to be true’ cheap far east import units? (remember: “Buy cheap, buy twice”)



