DC Motor Speed Controller High Power Module (PWM 48V 20A)

280.00 EGP

The High-Power DC Motor Speed Controller is a robust PWM (Pulse Width Modulation) module designed to regulate the speed of 12V–48V DC motors with a maximum current of 20A. Built for demanding applications, this controller supports forward, reverse, and braking functions, making it ideal for electric vehicles, robotics, industrial machinery, and high-torque motor systems.

Featuring efficient heat dissipation (aluminum heatsink)overcurrent protection, and smooth speed adjustment, this module ensures precise motor control while handling heavy loads.

 

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Description

Key Features

✔ Wide Voltage Range – Supports 12V–48V DC motors (20A max).
✔ High Power Handling – Up to 960W (48V × 20A) for heavy-duty applications.
✔ PWM Speed Control – Adjustable speed via potentiometer or external PWM signal (5V–24V).
✔ Forward/Reverse & Braking – Full motor direction control with a simple switch.
✔ Overcurrent Protection – Built-in safety against short circuits and overloads.
✔ Efficient Cooling – Aluminum heatsink for heat dissipation under high loads.
✔ Analog & Digital Control – Compatible with PWM signals (Arduino, Raspberry Pi, etc.).
✔ LED Indicators – Displays power and operational status.


Technical Specifications

  • Input Voltage: 12V–48V DC

  • Max Continuous Current: 20A (peak 30A for short bursts)

  • PWM Frequency: 15kHz (adjustable)

  • Control Signal:

    • Manual: Potentiometer for speed adjustment

    • External PWM: 5V–24V input (0%–100% duty cycle)

  • Direction Control: Toggle switch (FWD/REV/Brake)

  • Efficiency: >90% (depends on load)

  • Protections: Overcurrent, short-circuit, overheating

  • Cooling: Aluminum heatsink (fan optional for extreme loads)

  • Dimensions: 80mm × 60mm × 30mm

  • Weight: ~150g


Applications

  • Electric Vehicles – E-bikes, scooters, go-karts.

  • Robotics & Drones – High-torque motor control.

  • Industrial Machinery – Conveyor belts, CNC machines.

  • DIY Projects – Wind turbines, hydraulic pumps, 3D printer upgrades.

  • RC Models – High-speed boat/car motor control.

 

How It Works

  1. Power Connection – Connect 12V–48V DC to the input terminals.

  2. Motor Connection – Wire the motor to the output terminals (observe polarity for direction control).

  3. Speed Adjustment – Use the potentiometer or an external PWM signal (e.g., from Arduino) to set speed.

  4. Direction Control – Toggle between forward, reverse, and braking modes.