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Product description: 40 A brushless motor controller - SkyWalker HW80060022
The SkyWalker brushless motor controller , supporting motors consuming up to 40 A , guarantees reliability and high quality of workmanship. The LED programming card will allow you to adjust the controller's operation to specific needs and conditions. The controller is used to control LED lighting, emergency power supply and motor control. In the event of unforeseen errors or failures, SkyWalker controllers will automatically switch to emergency mode , cutting off the voltage and minimizing the risk of damage. The controller also monitors several critical parameters such as output voltage, temperature and operating status.
40 A brushless motor controller - SkyWalker HW80060022.
Brushless motor controller - SkyWalker 40 A monitors the input voltage, operating temperature and operating status.Application of a brushless motor controller
- LED lighting control
- Emergency power systems
- Engine control in various applications
Programmable brushless controller operating modes
- Brake: on/off
- Battery types: Li-xx (LiIon, LiPol) / Ni-xx (NiMH, NiCd)
- Low voltage protection mode (cut-off mode): soft (gradually reduces voltage) / cut-off (cuts off voltage immediately)
- Low voltage power cut-off threshold (cut-off threshold): low / medium / high
- Start mode: normal / gentle / very gentle
- Lead angle: low / medium / high (3.75° / 15° / 26.25°)
Technical specifications of the brushless motor controller
- Producer: Hobbywing
- Model: HW80060022
- Continuous current: 40 A
- Instantaneous current: 60 A
- Supported batteries: Li-Pol 2-4 S
- BEC output: 5V/3A switch
- Input cables:
- red - 14 AWG - 100 mm
- black - 14 AWG - 100 mm
- Output cables:
- black - 14 AWG - 75 mm *3
- Input connector: none
- Output connector: Gold Banana 3.5 mm
- Controller dimensions: 65 x 25 x 12 mm
- Weight: 43 g
In the event of unforeseen errors or failures, SkyWalker controllers will automatically switch to emergency mode.
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