Bemonoc 24 Volt 350 Watt MY1016Z3 Gear Reduction Electric Motor with 9 Tooth Sprocket for E Scooter
Key features
- •Rated voltage: DC24V; DC Motor No-Load Speed: 3850rpm; DC Motor Rated speed: 3000rpm; Gear Ratio: 9.78:1;
- •DC Gear Motor Actual speed: 300 rpm; Sprocket: 9 teeth; sprocket 410 (use for ordinary bicycle chain);
- •Sprocket size: Teeth: 9; Pitch: 12.7mm (1/2"); Tooth thickness: 3mm; Inside diameter: 11mm; Outside diameter: 41mm;
- •Rated Current: 18.7A; No-Load Current: 2.5A; Package: 1PCS x DC Geared Motor;
- •Usage: Motorized bicycle, moped, mini bikes, pocket bikes and electric dirt bikes,scooters, e-bike, atv and so on.
Bemonoc 24 Volt 350 Watt MY1016Z3 Gear Reduction Electric Motor with 9 Tooth Sprocket for E Scooter
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Customer Reviews
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Good purchase
Studer✓ Verified Purchase•December 30, 2023
Bought this to replace the 24v motor on my son's Go Bowen atv. Other than having to make some adjustments to go from the 12 tooth sprocket down to the 9 tooth, we haven't had any issues with.
Tough little motor
Neil Corbin✓ Verified Purchase•December 17, 2023
We use this motor on an automated bottle baler. The first one is still working after 4 years and we are building a second machine now.
It works
Mike Sexton✓ Verified Purchase•November 27, 2023
Cranks up a gooseneck trailer.
Stopped working
Cody Harris✓ Verified Purchase•November 25, 2023
Worked great for a month or two just to push my daughter on her tricycle but after about the fifth use it stopped working very disappointed cuz she loved it very powerful very well built but for that much money should of lasted longer wasn't outside or beat on other then that great
Powerful and quiet
Jason✓ Verified Purchase•November 20, 2023
Bought this to build a DIY wood lathe. As I expected, due to it's intended application as a mini-bike motor, it it has plenty of torque at the sprocket. Not sure if it's mentioned, but there is a key-way on the shaft, if you needed to know. Best thing about this motor is that it is quiet, provided you bolt it to some kind of shock pad or torque absorbing elastomeric mount. Direct mounting will cause minor, but tolerable, vibrations in the frame, resulting in some additional noise. Nothing too serious. Again, great little motor. Plenty of power, quiet, and easily controlled with a standard PWM motor controller. NOTE: I highly recommend a PWM controller, as it is far more precise than current modulation and will give you more usable torque at low speeds.
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