Upped my humble 600w Joyor S5 into a powerhouse of an escooter with a 2nd front motor. Now at a nominal combined 2040w. Loses slight traction off the line and top speed is up by 5-8 mph. I liked this controller so much I bought a 2nd one for one of my other escooters.
Con/Pro: Range has diminished significantly, battery amp hours have been converted to adrenaline inducing fun.
Be sure to connect the thin red wire labeled "door lock" aka ignition to battery positive (also labeled "must be connected"). Add an on/off switch to engage the controller function.
Bare minimum wires that need to be connected for controller to function:
Thick Red, Black (battery + -)
Thick Green, Yellow, Blue (3 phase)
Throttle wire(s), only white is needed to tap signal, if adding a 2nd hub motor.
Thin red switched to battery + (door lock/ignition)
Hall is optional, though will function better in sinewave mode.
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48V, 60V, 64V, 72V Universal Brushless Controller
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Beast of a controller.
Upped my humble 600w Joyor S5 into a powerhouse of an escooter with a 2nd front motor. Now at a nominal combined 2040w. Loses slight traction off the line and top speed is up by 5-8 mph. I liked this controller so much I bought a 2nd one for one of my other escooters.Con/Pro: Range has diminished significantly, battery amp hours have been converted to adrenaline inducing fun.Be sure to connect the thin red wire labeled "door lock" aka ignition to battery positive (also labeled "must be connected"). Add an on/off switch to engage the controller function.Bare minimum wires that need to be connected for controller to function:Thick Red, Black (battery + -)Thick Green, Yellow, Blue (3 phase)Throttle wire(s), only white is needed to tap signal, if adding a 2nd hub motor.Thin red switched to battery + (door lock/ignition)Hall is optional, though will function better in sinewave mode.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2022
Upped my humble 600w Joyor S5 into a powerhouse of an escooter with a 2nd front motor. Now at a nominal combined 2040w. Loses slight traction off the line and top speed is up by 5-8 mph. I liked this controller so much I bought a 2nd one for one of my other escooters.
Con/Pro: Range has diminished significantly, battery amp hours have been converted to adrenaline inducing fun.
Be sure to connect the thin red wire labeled "door lock" aka ignition to battery positive (also labeled "must be connected"). Add an on/off switch to engage the controller function.
Bare minimum wires that need to be connected for controller to function:
Thick Red, Black (battery + -)
Thick Green, Yellow, Blue (3 phase)
Throttle wire(s), only white is needed to tap signal, if adding a 2nd hub motor.
Thin red switched to battery + (door lock/ignition)
Hall is optional, though will function better in sinewave mode.
Con/Pro: Range has diminished significantly, battery amp hours have been converted to adrenaline inducing fun.
Be sure to connect the thin red wire labeled "door lock" aka ignition to battery positive (also labeled "must be connected"). Add an on/off switch to engage the controller function.
Bare minimum wires that need to be connected for controller to function:
Thick Red, Black (battery + -)
Thick Green, Yellow, Blue (3 phase)
Throttle wire(s), only white is needed to tap signal, if adding a 2nd hub motor.
Thin red switched to battery + (door lock/ignition)
Hall is optional, though will function better in sinewave mode.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2022
Using this controller to power a 500 W monorim on a Xiaomi scooter….45MPH @58.8 v!
This is an absolutely awesome extremely versatile controller… I recommended to all of my friends who also have scooters with upgrades! Building an E bike very shortly and will be using the exact same controller!
This is an absolutely awesome extremely versatile controller… I recommended to all of my friends who also have scooters with upgrades! Building an E bike very shortly and will be using the exact same controller!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2023
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Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2021
Powerful motor controller replacement
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2021
Upgraded the motor controller because the Ebike pictured left burnt out going up a moderate hill. Very dissapointing. Also had to use a switch to choose between 36V and 48V. When this new motor controller arrived I just ran the batteries in parallel for 84V and WOW! I would give this 5 stars, but I found the wiring a little difficult. The wires are labled so maybe it's my fault. There are youtube videos to help you figure it out. Remember that the orange door lock wire must be connected to positive for the thing to go on. The white self programing wires are to set the hall effect sensors up correctly. Just watch some youtube videos and you'll figure it out.Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2021
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Reviewed in Mexico on August 22, 2023
Alex
Reviewed in Mexico on August 22, 2023
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