Electric Motor 280 for Large Torque Modelling

Description

Electric Motor 280 for Large Torque Modelling
Small and robust permanent magnet DC motor.
Ideal for large torque modelling projects.
Technical Specifications: Voltage range: 3-9V
3V = 6800 RPM/min, current 250 mA
6V = 11000 RPM/min, current 350 mA
7.2V = 13500 RPM/min, current 380 mA
9V = 16800 RPM/min, current 420 mA
Dimensions: 24x48mm
Shaft: 45mm
Casing diameter: 24.2mm
Shell length: 30.5mm
Shaft length: 12mm
Shaft diameter: 2mm
Datasheets for all components are available, if not present in the product download, please contact us via the contact form and we will publish them as soon as possible on our website.
Tutorial: How to Use Electric Motor 280
The Electric Motor 280 is ideal for modelling projects requiring large torque. Suitable for beginners and intermediates.
What You Need
Electric Motor 280
Power cable
Voltage regulator
Motor stand
Steps
Check the motor specifications on the datasheet.
Mount the motor on a stable stand.
Connect the power cable to the motor.
Connect the motor to the voltage regulator.
Check that the power cable is correctly connected.
Turn on the voltage regulator and check that the motor starts.
Select the correct voltage on the regulator.
Test the motor to ensure proper operation.
Mini-Project
Build a simple remote-controlled cart. In 30 minutes, connect the motor to the remote control and voltage regulator. Set the voltage and test the motor in motion.
Common Errors
Incorrect voltage supply.
Incorrect connections.
No motor stand.
Incorrect voltage regulator.
Recommended Accessories
Voltage regulator
Remote control
Motor stand
Power cable
Frequently Asked Questions
The motor turns on but does not move. Check the voltage and connections.
What is the recommended maximum voltage? Check the datasheet.
Can you use this motor with a remote control? Yes, connect the motor to the remote control and voltage regulator.
How long can the motor run continuously? Check the datasheet for temperature and voltage specifications.