48V E Bike Hub motor Kit 17 inch 1000W

It takes between two to six hours to assemble this 17-inch, 1000W 48V E bike hub motor kit. This hub motor can support loads of between 250 and 290 kg. The recommended Li-ion 48V 45 Ah or LFP battery to utilise with the 60V motor will be LIFEPO4.

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  • For imports, 15 days lead time with 50% advance

 

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  • Delivery Charges: Other South India

₹125 for parcels below 1 Kg and ₹175 for parcels weighing between 1 Kg to 2 Kg.

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  • Delivery Charges: North India

₹250 for parcels below 1 Kg and ₹325 for parcels weighing between 1 Kg to 2 Kg.

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  • Warranty 1 year
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Description

A 48V e-bike hub motor kit with a 17-inch wheel and a 1000W motor provides robust power and efficiency for your electric bike. Here are some considerations when looking for such a kit:

  1. Motor Type: Ensure the kit includes a hub motor suitable for e-bike applications. Hub motors are popular for their simplicity and reliability.
  2. Voltage and Power: Verify that the motor’s voltage (48V) and power rating (1000W) match your e-bike’s specifications. This ensures compatibility with your bike’s battery system and provides adequate power for your riding needs.
  3. Wheel Size: Confirm that the kit includes a motor wheel with a 17-inch diameter, matching your e-bike’s wheel size. Compatibility in wheel size is crucial for proper fit and performance.
  4. Controller and Wiring: Check that the kit comes with a compatible controller and wiring harness. The controller should be capable of handling the motor’s voltage and power rating, and the wiring harness should facilitate easy connection to your e-bike’s battery and controls.
  5. Throttle and Pedal Assist: Ensure the kit includes a throttle mechanism and/or pedal assist sensor compatible with your e-bike’s handlebars and pedal system. Throttle control allows for direct motor engagement, while pedal assist provides power assistance based on your pedaling effort.
  6. Battery Compatibility: Confirm that the kit is compatible with your e-bike’s battery system. Ensure the voltage and capacity of your battery match the requirements of the motor and controller.
  7. Installation Compatibility: Assess whether the kit is compatible with your e-bike’s frame and mounting points. Consider any modifications that may be necessary for installation and ensure you have the necessary tools and skills for the job.
  8. Quality and Warranty: Choose a kit from a reputable manufacturer or supplier known for producing high-quality e-bike components. Look for kits that come with a warranty to provide protection against defects or malfunctions.
  9. Regulatory Compliance: Be aware of local regulations regarding e-bikes, including maximum motor power and speed limits. Ensure that the kit’s specifications comply with these regulations to avoid legal issues.

What is a hub motor eBike?

A Hub Motor Scooter Kit 48V 1000W Hub motor Kit 17 inch for E Bike is the most common type of motor you’ll see on cheaper E-bikes, with the motor integrated into the front or rear wheel.
The latter is more common, but a few e-bikes even have motors on both wheels. A hub drive directly applies torque to the wheel, operating independently of your bike’s gears. e-bike hub motor or mid-drive motor is a BLDC motor. that can’t run on DC directly, it needs a controller. The controller takes the DC and converts it into a variable frequency 3 phase AC.
A hub motor commonly is planned in one of three arrangements. Considered least down to earth is a hub motion engine, where the stator windings are commonly sandwiched between sets of magnets. The other two arrangements are both radial designs with the motor magnets bonded to the rotor; in one, the inner rotation motor, the rotor sits inside the stator, as in a conventional motor. In the other, the outer-rotation motor, the rotor sits outside the stator and rotates around it. The application of hub motors in vehicular uses is still evolving, and neither configuration has become standard.

Specification:

Rated voltage48
Rated power1000
Peak power3590
no-load RPM595
tire Size90-100/17
Torque34.09
Max torque64
carrying capacity100-250 kg
speed55-60

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