RATTMMOTOR CNC Spindle Motor Speed Controller 6A Spindle Motor Speed Power Converter Compatible with 500W DC Air Cooled Spindle Motor
Details
- BrandRATTMMOTOR
- Voltage110 Volts
- MaterialCopper
- ManufacturerRTM
Description
⚙️ Take command of your spindle speed — precision and power in one sleek controller!
- BUILT IN SAFETY FIRST - Overcurrent protection automatically cuts off to safeguard your equipment and maintain reliability.
- PRECISION SPEED CONTROL - Adjustable DC output voltage from 0 to 100V lets you fine-tune spindle speed with ease.
- COMPACT DURABLE DESIGN - Sleek 130x100x51mm copper-built controller fits neatly into any workspace setup.
- POWERFUL CURRENT HANDLING - Supports up to 6A current, ensuring stable control for spindle motors up to 500W.
- UNIVERSAL VOLTAGE MASTERY - Seamlessly operates on 110V-220V AC without manual switching, perfect for global use.
The RATTMMOTOR CNC Spindle Motor Speed Controller RTM5.1 is a compact, copper-built device designed to control 50-500W spindle motors with a wide input voltage range of 110-220V AC. Featuring a 6A current limit and adjustable DC output voltage (0-100V), it offers precise speed control and reliable performance with built-in overcurrent protection, making it ideal for professional CNC setups worldwide.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | RTM |
| Part Number | RTM5.1 |
| Item Weight | 12 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 7.01 x 3.39 x 2.24 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | RTM5.1 |
| Material | Copper |
| Voltage | 110 Volts |
| Wattage | 500 watts |
| Included Components | no |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
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Absolute Garbage, Avoid this seller
The attached picture says it all, this is the condition that I received this unit in. The interesting part is that the packaging was perfect condition so all I can assume is that it looked like this when it was shipped. The bottom part of the case is making contact with the bottom of the PC Board, this is not even safe to plug in...Also, this is an older model without a 110/220 switch so my guess is that you won't even get full voltage out of a 110 power connection. If you look closely at the pictures you'll find one that calls out 220.
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