Can't find the correct 36V Controller

[Fastjelle]

Hi everyone @ Endless-sphere !

I have been looking for a new controller for a long time, unfortunately without success ....
It uses a 36V Bafang rear hubmotor.

Should be a simple 36 Volt controller but I can't find anything with the same connections
been searching online for hours/days

Anyone have tips or can help me further with this?

Thanks in advance!

 

[Chalo]

The motor doesn't care what BLDC controller is plugged into it. The display (if you have one) does care, but you say nothing about that.

What's the matter with the controller you have? Are you looking for a direct same-power replacement?

 

[d8veh]

Hi everyone @ Endless-sphere !

I have been looking for a new controller for a long time, unfortunately without success ....
It uses a 36V Bafang rear hubmotor.

Should be a simple 36 Volt controller but I can't find anything with the same connections
been searching online for hours/days

Anyone have tips or can help me further with this?

Thanks in advance!

It's an OEM one, so only available from the manufacturer. If you could find one, it'll be expensive. A Bafang hub-motor can run with just about any brushless controller for hall sensors. Assuming that your motor cable has the 9-pin connector, KT controllers give the best functions out of the low cost controllers. You must buy a KT LCD to go with it (not LCD1 or LCD2) and its a good idea to buy throttle, PAS and brake switches at the same time if you want all the cables to match. You can get them from Topbikekit.com. Alternatively, the Brainpower ones are cheaper, but have crappy pedal assist power algorithms. Again you must buy it with matching LCD.

 

[Fastjelle]

OK , thank you very much !
@d8veh @Chalo

Yes I have the J-LCD King Meter.

I think I have found the correct controller , with some help from Google Lens

Controller Spyder Wheelz

Originele controller voor de Spyder wheelz fatbike 26 inch

ikwileenfatbike.nl

Yeah a bit expensive but very easy if it's a plug and play replacement.