Oil-cooled geared motor (German website)

[wojtek]

hi there,

i found this motor filled with oil called "hill climber" (scroll down):
http://www.eride.me/eproducts/motoren/

(google translation from German)
To minimize noise and wear, the entire transmission and all moving parts is in an oil bath. The planetary ring gear and all components are made of high-strength steel to ensure long life and low maintenance. In addition, all gears have helical teeth.
 
Rated power: 500 W
Peak power: 800 W
Voltage: 36 V or 48 V
Recuperation: no
Speed ​​guide value: 36 V with 26 "tires is 25 km / h 48 V at 26" tires about 35 km / h
Torque: High torque thanks to reduction gear ratio of 1: 7
Weight: 3.35 kg
Installation type: Rear wheel
Swing Mounting width: 135 mm
Axis: 10 mm
Screw connection: M14 nut
Hall sensors: 120 degrees
Temperature sensor: optional
Disc brake standard: ISO Standard
Schraubkranzaufnahme: 7-fold to 10-fold freewheels
Noise: <46 dB
The motor can be operated with sensor-controlled or sensor-less controllers.
In order to improve engine cooling further, additionally gear oil can be filled into the engine via the grub screw.

Anyone tested such thing yet? Wonder if it could take 1500W-2000W peak and 1000W continuous filled with oil..

 

[bowlofsalad]

Anyone tested such thing yet?

endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=37972&hilit=+geared

You couldn't spend a few minutes doing a search?

 

[spinningmagnets]

The radrover indiegogo bike is using an oil-filled geared hub. Also, this:

"Oil cooling your hub- NOT snake oil!" (spicerack, 23 pages)
http://endless-sphere.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=37972

 

[circuit]

I have this 'hill climber' motor, never got to installing it in to my bike. 95€ and it's yours.

 

[sigimem]

Might be the Zelena Vozilla Motor?