2000W 60V hub motor

[MNS]

hi every one.
i buy thes motor from local vender order 1500W 48V but they give me 2000W 60V and they says it's the same preforman when you use 48V 45A controller is that correct?





i planing to buy thes controller




do you recommend better controller and battry pack?

 

[ZeroEm]

2000W 60V hub motor
by MNS » Aug 22 2021 2:08am

hi every one.
i buy thes motor from local vender order 1500W 48V but they give me 2000W 60V and they says it's the same preforman when you use 48V 45A controller is that correct?

I'm sure they are close to the same motor if not the same, with different labels. Lowering the Voltage on a motor is never a problem or will hurt a motor. Amps are more of a problem. 45a should not be a problem but it all depends on the wires going into the motor. Just need to check how hot your wires get. You can always upgrade the wires that does not cost much.

Note: lowering voltage will slow down the motor. Will this motor at 48V with your wheel size be fast enough for you. It may only be 5 mph/8 kph or less.

 

[MNS]

2000W 60V hub motor
by MNS » Aug 22 2021 2:08am

hi every one.
i buy thes motor from local vender order 1500W 48V but they give me 2000W 60V and they says it's the same preforman when you use 48V 45A controller is that correct?

I'm sure they are close to the same motor if not the same, with different labels. Lowering the Voltage on a motor is never a problem or will hurt a motor. Amps are more of a problem. 45a should not be a problem but it all depends on the wires going into the motor. Just need to check how hot your wires get. You can always upgrade the wires that does not cost much.

Note: lowering voltage will slow down the motor. Will this motor at 48V with your wheel size be fast enough for you. It may only be 5 mph/8 kph or less.

thank you for your reply

 

[markz]

Any motor can do any wattage you want, its just a matter of how long it can do it.
Generally you go by the height of the magnet/stator, like the mxus 45H is generally typed as mxus 3kw.
The Leaf 35H is typed as Leaf 1500W.

But yeah you could take a very small motor typed as 250W and make it 2000W, easy, motors dont care they will put out until they give ya magic pixie's.

48V 45A controller

48V 45A (max) and 22A (nom) is pretty good mate, I have a 36V 35A controller that I use 52V on and it gives me plenty of power for the hills.

 

[MNS]

Any motor can do any wattage you want, its just a matter of how long it can do it.
Generally you go by the height of the magnet/stator, like the mxus 45H is generally typed as mxus 3kw.
The Leaf 35H is typed as Leaf 1500W.

But yeah you could take a very small motor typed as 250W and make it 2000W, easy, motors dont care they will put out until they give ya magic pixie's.

48V 45A controller

48V 45A (max) and 22A (nom) is pretty good mate, I have a 36V 35A controller that I use 52V on and it gives me plenty of power for the hills.

thank you for your reply

 

[999zip999]

36volt or 72volt no problem. Is this a 35 mm magnet ? So 2,500 watts or 3,000 watts but fot how long.

 

[markz]

Yes that is another thing many sellers say, that motors have a specific voltage which they do not. Like what Justin says at Grintech, they have a range of wattages and thats what they sell their motors as.......as a range of wattage. Like when I am hiking in the woods I output 500W of manly man power for 100's of miles, but if there is a grizzly behind me, I can put out 5000W easy for a short period of time and the main goal is for me to outrun YOU
:lol:

36volt or 72volt no problem. Is this a 35 mm magnet ? So 2,500 watts or 3,000 watts but fot how long.

 

[999zip999]

Ok 36 x 70amps or 48at 45amp; 72 x 35ampsbjust need a battery that can reduce this and the right controller for the right limits. the 72 volt we go faster. And thre 36 volt at 70 amps. would melt faster then that 72 volt at 35 amps unless you hve l al hill