Anyone with a Kelly controller riding with a wattmeter?
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I see in this vid only motor current and in the vehicle screen it has current percentage.
So I think they are hiding the fact that they are actually rated for much lower current and mislead customers thinking their average sized controller is actually 300A.
Only small controllers that can do that are expensive foc controllers like all the vesc based, nucular...
So I think they are hiding the fact that they are actually rated for much lower current and mislead customers thinking their average sized controller is actually 300A.
Only small controllers that can do that are expensive foc controllers like all the vesc based, nucular...
Yes you are partially right, the continuous current that the controllers are rated are for the battery current. But the peak current refers to phase current. That is why there is so big difference between the continuous and peak values on their specifications in comparison to others.
I have a kelly KEB48601 and just got a Wattmeter I am planning on doing some tests with
My pack is 13s 48v nominal LiPo with a 5Kw BLDC motor .
Any idea what kind of peak current i will draw ?
The wattmeter I bought is 200A and i thought it was 300A am I in the ballpark or should i get a bigger wattmeter ?
My pack is 13s 48v nominal LiPo with a 5Kw BLDC motor .
Any idea what kind of peak current i will draw ?
The wattmeter I bought is 200A and i thought it was 300A am I in the ballpark or should i get a bigger wattmeter ?
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