Yunir Brushless Motor Controller, Waterproof 24V-48V Motor Controller, LCD Display Electric Bike Scooter Brushless Controller Kit(36V/48V 350W)
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Color: 36v/48v 350w
Features
- HIGH QUALITY CONSTRUCTION: Composed of premium materials, this light, rainproof, robust, and LCD display controller kit is perfectly suitable for your electric , cars, and scooters.
- CRISP BACKLIT DISPLAY: Clearly shows the status and data with its LCD display, and features a backlight for easy viewing in dark surroundings. Intuitive buttons allow for quick , ensuring a user-friendly experience.
- QUIET AND SENSITIVE CONTROLLER: Our brushless controller operates quietly and is highly sensitive, providing performance for your electric vehicles. With an included holder for LCD display, it fits perfectly on 22.5 mm handlebars.
- VERSATILE COMPATIBILITY: Available in options 1# 24V-36V & 2# 36V-48V, the kit also offers low voltage . With 250W/350W power supports, it ensures your vehicles' efficient .
- CLEAR CABLE IDENTIFICATION: In our kit, every cable serves a specific function and is color-coded for your convenience: red for positive, black for negative, yellow for output power, brown for the positive lamp electrode, white for the negative lamp electrode, blue for display signal, and green for signal received.
Product Dimensions: 7.87 x 5.91 x 1.97 inches
Item Weight: 11.4 ounces
Manufacturer: Yunir
Item model number: Yunirfq7a8cnm1g7609-02
Batteries required: No
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Color: 36v/48v 350w
No compatible con mi modelo
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024 by Jose Franco
Color: 36v/48v 350w
Products works flawlessly read the instruction manual line everything up not like it needs to program the board with the learning wire make sure you set all the other wires where they need to be and hey you have a working e-bike or whatever you want to put this to a scooter a skateboard or old person wheelchair enjoy
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Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2022 by Danny
Color: 36v/48v 350w
They said it was easy to wire and the wires came pre labeled but mine didn't have labels on them and was rather difficult to wore together.
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2024 by Logan simonsen
Color: 36v/48v 350w
I currently have this connected to a 36V 300W hub motor that you can find on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CCP9CZQ6 The combination is oddly fast. As in, it will outrun my 48V 500W $800 Gotrax Ultra. It'll go about 24mph, while my Gotrax maxes out at 20mph. It even accelerates faster than it. I built a rather silly this system for the batteries on the scooter with this on it. It's 3 20V max Dewalt batteries. They put out plenty of amperage and actually seem to last a decent amount of time. Also, when they run out, I just swap in three fresh batteries and off I go again. Thus far, I've had zero problems. It is a bit weird to set up. It does test the motor you hook up to it to see how many magnets and such it has. You'll see it jerk back and forth as it's doing that. You do have to set the tire diameter to get the speedometer to work, obviously. I'm not sure how reliable the battery meter is, but that's not a big deal when my batteries have their own meters and I have three more in a backpack. The speedometer is fairly accurate when you dial it in correctly. You can always use your phone and a GPS speedometer app to fiddle with it if you want it fairly exact. I have had absolutely no functionality problems with it just yet. I guess others have had problems, but I either got a good one or I just set it up correctly. The other possibility is that it doesn't like being maxed out and is happier with 300w.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024 by C
Color: 36v/48v 350w
The speedometer is incorrect and it’s pretty slow compare to other controllers I bought on amazon
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024 by Carlos S.
Color: 36v/48v 350w
Didn’t work had bad solder spots
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2023 by Gregory W.
Color: 36v/48v 350w
I recently fabricated a chassis for a homemade go-cart that I was planning on putting a 2-stroke gas powered motor on but after watching some of these recent videos of electric bikes, I changed my plans. Brushless tech has rivaled, if not surpassed combustion capabilities, especially in the torque department. I'm not finished yet but I've built a 108 cell 36v pack of 21700 li-ion batteries. Lipo might have a higher discharge but li-ion is more stable, safer and easier to replace individual cells. I may add a separate pack in series, that can be removed or deleted but for increased power since this ESC is capable of 48v but I haven't figured it out yet. My motor is a generic 900w bike motor which I connected with a size 40 chain and sprocket but have yet to figure out my gearbox. I was going with a drivegate gearbox ran in reverse but at around 40lbs it's not my best idea. Everything is done except the driveshaft so I haven't been able to test the power yet but the esc has spun the motor up and runs very clean. There's a lot of options for monitoring and throttle control and I've got the display mounted in the rear. Hopefully I can figure out a way to monitor and control remotely but that might have to wait for a future project. This is a great entry into this hobby and so far with everything included with a lot of repurposed parts I'm under $500 in total. I'll update photos in the future which i hope to finish before spring arrives. My only complaint is the gage of the wires coming out of the ESC. At 48v, the power wires should be at least 12ga but hopefully I can keep the heat to a minimum. It does however seem to be the weakest point for failure.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2024 by jeff
Color: 36v/48v 350w
Everything was smooth plug and play now doesn't work with a P-10 code
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2023 by Jessica Kaufman