L-faster Plastic Box For Electric Bike Controller E-bike Controller Installation Box Mini Motor Controller Protection Case

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Manc33 wrote: ↑ 20 Jun 2021, 1:28amJudging from the 250W motor I was using around 2016 and the small battery pack on that giving me about 11 or 12 miles (24V/8. Number Two: Decathlon Riverside 3 "womans" frame with GSM mid-motor, external KT 15+ A S06SC torque simulation sine wave controller - http://www. Yes the RPM is increased but then so is the battery usage - but if you're indeed going at a faster RPM, the mileage should just even out? Specification: Material: ABS Color: Black Weight: About 120g/set size: inner holes center distance ：172x70MM outer size: 185x105x5MM Package Includes: 1x controller box Note: 1. Judging from the 250W motor I was using around 2016 and the small battery pack on that giving me about 11 or 12 miles (24V/8.

It's also a way for you to save money on the cost of your cycle and spread the cost over a number of months, through your pay packet. Nearly all are compatible with any 9 pin hub motor as the 9 pin wire sequence from the hub motor is generic and most use the Julet 9 pin waterproof connector, the one example not compatible is the flawed Suntour hub on Carrera bikes. I read that the Chinese sell motors labelled as 250W to stick to UK legal requirements, but they are often way more powerful like 400W! The only Comms is between controller and the display, the software/programming isn't universal between generic brands so one has to stick to the same pairing from the same maker.The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

What I usually see is kits with everything in except a battery, then you have to hunt down a battery to go with it and try to make sure it's got the light purple Samsung cells in it. the 250W motor is 36V and to have a battery with good range, means getting hold of a battery that's 48V (because that's the only one I can find that goes up to 24Ah and thus is a long lasting one).A lot of people have said, if in doubt (it's not labelled) unscrew the controller box and if the capacitors are rated at 63V or more then it can tolerate having a 48V battery. A whole variety of legal kits complete with larger than typical batteries at Woosh ( http://wooshbikes. We love helping all types of cyclists find their ideal kits while taking care of all the technical details for you. uk/itm/Waterproof-MTB-Mountain-Road-Bike-Saddle-Bag-Seat-Pouch-Bicycle-Rear-Storage-UK/123443177819?

The dual volt 36/48v controller looks very much like the excellent KT (Kuenteng) one, it will operate on 36 or 48v without issue including using both alternately. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. This controller box provides excellent protection, dust and water resistance for your electric bike controller and is an excellent accessory for your electric bike. In low power mode PAS 1 or 13% of available current I get 25 miles from a 6ah 36v battery, using the cells discharge current the actual available capacity is nearer 5. The messy end (sorry bout bad photo quality), but you can see it is best to add the waterproof plugs soldered to the wires after they exit the controller.Spare parts are sent by Royal Mail and may take an extra 1-2 days, small models by Parcelforce and large bulky items by UPS.

I want to get 60 miles from a battery so I just multiplied whatever that old battery was by 6 to come up with needing about 1,250 Wh or rather, a battery thats 48V/24Ah (1,152 Wh). You can really see the difference of different riding styles, different assist level and different road conditions. With most generic stuff like KT, Lishui, Brainwave and Bafang any generic battery can be used as they are simple to wire V+/V- hook up with no CANbus type extra wiring. for 50 -60 miles is way over the top unless of course one is going ot use 50 -100% PAS all the time.My KT is in a Alpkit frame/top tube under slung bag and gets warm esp in summer and like AK mentioned suffers thermal cut out so to prevent this I have fitted a pair of 5v micro fans on an additional finned heat sink and run the fans off a separate 2p 1s battery I welded with a 1s bms.