Ebike BLDC Motor Controller 60V for Hub Motor 1200W ( Sine Wave)

1. Voltage and Power Rating Compatibility: Ensure the controller is designed to handle the 60V voltage of your system and can manage the power output of your hub motor, which is 1200W in this case. Selecting a controller that matches these specifications is essential for optimal performance and efficiency.
2. BLDC and Sine Wave Control: Look for a controller explicitly designed for brushless DC motors with sine wave control. Sine wave controllers offer smoother operation, reduced motor noise, and improved efficiency compared to traditional square wave controllers. This ensures a better riding experience and longer motor lifespan.
3. Hub Motor Compatibility: Verify that the controller is compatible with your specific hub motor model. Check the motor specifications and compare them with the controller’s specifications to ensure compatibility regarding wiring connections, motor phase configuration, and communication protocols.
4. Features: Consider additional features that may be important to you, such as regenerative braking support, cruise control, compatibility with LCD displays or smartphone apps, and any specific performance tuning options offered by the controller.
5. Brand Reputation and Reviews: Research reputable brands known for producing quality ebike components. Read reviews and feedback from other users to assess the reliability, performance, and customer satisfaction of the controller you’re considering.
6. Price and Warranty: Compare prices across different brands and models while considering factors such as quality, features, and warranty coverage. It’s essential to balance your budget with the need for a reliable and durable controller for your ebike project.

Features:

• Automatic identification of the motor Phase angle
• over current protection 1200W
• sine wave ciaontroller
• max current 33Amp
• Max Voltage 68V
• materi: Aluminium
• Hub motor Comprable
• Two-Mode
• 3-speed Controller
• Backlight facility
• Meter facility
• Cruze controller facility
• 8 MOSFET (8 tube)

This controller is sinewave Sine wave controllers are most efficient for uphills, mountains, heavy loads, and less noise, even though they are time- and money-consuming. On the other hand, square waves are time-saving and affordable but less efficient than sine waves.