Can I run an industrial, 12v high torque reversible motor with this receiver?
2075889
Not directly, no. The receiver is only 5v so you would need an additional control that's bult to handle 12v. For my project I used a 12v variable speed control (also ordered from Amazon).
354313
I was using it with 18/4 wire 12v 7amp. The positive and negative stickers and and the wires were reversed on 5 or six of them.
151449
Yes, it can handle 3S 11.1v for a 2WD truck and watch your gearing and motor/ESC temp.
419139
I believe is mostly for cars not for home or business, you need to convert all to 12V direct energy, i guess that is better an receiver for this purpose
397440
No; Oprerating voltage is fixed for this type of electrical motors. Probally a 12V pump will burn out with 6V source and vice versa
837209
It will work with any Reversing-Solenoid-Contactor. If your drive has management IN - OUT or UP- DOWN you can easily connect this control.
695505
You should be able to. It has a standard socket. Refer to mfg guide when you receive it.
94617
This is a 120v, so you would need to have a converter or it wont work or youu will fry it.
1058807
I've got one controlling two motors, one running forward and one in reverse, at the same time. As long as you don't go over the amp rating you should be good.
2217932
This will work, but I would suggest upgrading your receiver if it's mid-grade or less. This device works fine, but is always pretty warm so I know it's burning a fair amount of electricity even not being used.
901242
It should work best thing to check is make sure the roll you have has resistors on it. Check the current controller and make sure it's 12 volt out put. If so you should be fine.
1808305
Yes, it should be that easy. It will run on any DC supply. I'm running it directly off of my car's 12v DC through a switch. You can wire it in reverse to blow the opposite direction as well.
768532
yes, but your control power has to be dc. May be better off with a definate purpose contactor.
421872
It is not set up to reverse, however, it is a two wire 12v DC motor, and you could put a double pole double throw (DPDT) switch in the power feed to reverse the polarity, and thus the motor direction
362253
The plate says 12vdc/4amps which is 12vdc/4000ma. Not knowing the specifics of the motor such as peak current. I would say it will drive it as long as peak is less than 4x running load.
949795
I would not suggest it. I used an adapter that was suitable and the motor burnt out.
980990
The system (and control box) uses 48 VDC so that's not an easy conversion to make from 12 volts. A small inverter would probably be a better solution since the antenna only needs power when raising and stowing.