I’ve read more than a few posts on the subject but I wanted to make sure that I was doing this correctly for my own controller-
Ordered a 60v 45A 18 mosfet kt controller and received a 48V. They will give me a substantial refund if I keep this rather than exchange for the correct one. So I was wondering if I could swap out the cap and maybe the resistor to have this work correctly.
I checked the mosfets and they are rated at 85V 150A. They are K150E09NE
The caps are 63V so I know I have to change those to 100V but I wasn’t sure what else, if anything , I needed to change to get this controller to handle 60V
Also, the kt lcd8h that came with this controller was sold as a 48V but looking up the part , it seems they’re listed as 36/48/60V lcds on most sites . So I’m hoping I won’t have to replace this
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Ordered a 60v 45A 18 mosfet kt controller and received a 48V. They will give me a substantial refund if I keep this rather than exchange for the correct one. So I was wondering if I could swap out the cap and maybe the resistor to have this work correctly.
I checked the mosfets and they are rated at 85V 150A. They are K150E09NE
The caps are 63V so I know I have to change those to 100V but I wasn’t sure what else, if anything , I needed to change to get this controller to handle 60V
Also, the kt lcd8h that came with this controller was sold as a 48V but looking up the part , it seems they’re listed as 36/48/60V lcds on most sites . So I’m hoping I won’t have to replace this
Any help would be greatly appreciated!