May it drive a 48V DC motor Spindle? Thanks
1398548
Yes, but only if the motor is isolated form the rest of the system electrically. I recommend a "meanwell" brand in lieu of this one.
1187317
No, the reason is that this is not rated for inductive loads, such as a motor. It may actually work, but the manufacturer has specifically said it will not.
2058645
Yes, But it would be one tiny motor. You must stay within the parameters of the power supply.
733495
Yes. It should work fine in a 48 volt circuit. But if you are using 6 volt batteries you can hook it up to only 6 of them and run it at 36 volts.
1367606
It will work with anything that is 12V DC as long as you don't exceed the rated amperage of the power supply.
1418206
Yes, it works from DC 3V to DC 12V. The higher voltage, the faster it pumps.
2056381
Yes. I used a variable voltage dc power supply to change the rpms up or down. Runs fine from 3-12volt input.
372305
I don't think so. I believe your motor is an AC only motor which wouldn't be compatible with this speed controller designed for an AC/DC brush motor
2263135
No, this is a fan motor. It Will spin far too fast. You will need a motor with significant gear reduction. It is also 120V AC.
1449595
Yes indeed. My unit was mislabeled and led to some confusion. I contacted mfg and they send replacement liable. it is no on 48V 6 8V system and working fine. Great customer service.
1387227
Sure can as most all of these motors can. It is powerful though and you might need to use care in operating it.
161620
I'm sorry that we do not know the answer. My grandson bought the motor to use in a school project--to rotate a "light" in a lighthouse. It worked like a charm until some young punk found it in the classroom unattended and demolished it. The motor was damaged and never worked again. Until then, it worked like a charm, but he had no reason to reverse it, so we don't know whether or not it's possible.
2129980
You would need to order the 48v 12ah battery, 48v control box, 48v throttle and 48v motor.Thanks,Adam
1865871
it would have to be a small 12 v fan, with low rpm. I bought this for a 30 rpm motor, which turn very slow at high speed, if its a cooling fan, it will not work for you, as cooling fans turn at very high rpm. I suggest you get the specs of the fan, before buying a condroller.
959252
as long as you have a total of 48 volts- 4 x 12volt or 8 x 6 volt batteries wired in series
1273576
Pretty sure... I have it on a Ryobi 40 volt. Love it. So much easier. Good luck
733497
yes it would run warm at 48 volts, but can safely be used at a lower voltage tap