krick KR-67211 Mikrospeed 1 Regulator for Mini Motors 1A Instructions
- June 5, 2024
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krick KR-67211 Mikrospeed 1 Regulator for Mini Motors 1A
Instructions
Krick MIKROSPEED I Mini speed controller Order no. 67211
The MIKROSPEED 1 speed controller is suitable for stepless control of the motor speed with reversal of the direction of rotation of DC micromotors with a current requirement of max. 1 A. The speed controller can be controlled with a proportional or switching channel. To do this, the speed controller must be plugged into the corresponding slot in the receiver. With a proportional channel, the direction of rotation can be changed and the speed can be regulated continuously. With a 3-step switch, the motor will only operate at max. speed forward/stop/max. speed reverse. The MIKROSPEED I speed controller and also the electric motor are supplied with power from the receiver battery or via the built-in BEC of another speed controller for the drive. The maximum voltage must not exceed 6V. Suitable connectors for the motor are available under item no. 67522.
Connection
Usage Note
This product is intended for installation in RC models only with a maximum operating voltage of DC 6V.
Technical Data
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Operating voltage : 4,8-6V
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Current load capacity : max. 1 A
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Dimensions: : 9x14mm
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Weight ; 3g
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Function: : forward top Reverse
Conformity
We hereby confirm that the product defined below:
Mikrospeed 1 speed controller Order-No. 67211 fulfils the essential protective requirements as described in the Directive of the Committee for harmonizing legal regulations of member states relating to electromagnetic compatibility, 2004/108/EC.
The product was assessed with reference to the following norms:
- EN 55022:2010 +AC:2011
- EN 55024:2010
- EN 61000-3-2:2006 + A2:2009
- EN 61000-3-3:2013
Environmental protection notes
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