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Supply voltage

Supply current

Motor speed

forward

in reverse

Output current (typical)

Current limit

1 minute rating

2 minute

continuous

With no heatsink, over heat typically occurs after 15 minutes at 30 amps.

Regenerated current limit

Overheat temperature

Overheat current

Switching frequency

Size

Weight

Input

Input voltage

Parking brake driver

Pot fault detect

Acceleration time

Deceleration time

Battery discharge Protection

Relay Activate Threshold (RAT)

Modulation Start Threshold (MST)

¶ factory setting,

‡ measured on modulator input - pin 6 of expansion connector.

The Pro-120 is designed for mounting via the

heatsink as in the diagram (facing page). This also

shows a section through the optional base and cover .

This mounting will normally be on to a metal chassis

which will act as additional heatsinking but, in most

applications, full current is only drawn for short

periods so little heating will be experienced.

However, the Pro's heatsink is a thick block of

aluminium which won't cool down quickly to the air

if it does get hot so some heatsinking should be used.

A suitable metal plate which will usually be the

vehicle's chassis.

For sustained high current use you must use a

substantial extra heatsink with heatsink compound

on the joint between the Pro's block and your

heatsink.The Pro 120's heatsink is not connected to

Pro-120 controller instructions

4 ¶ Specifications

12v or 24v or 36v or 48v

30mA

0 to 100% full speed

0 to 50% full

125 amps min

100 amps

60 amps

30 amps or more: heatsink dependant.

100 amps

95°

25 amps typical,

20kHz

160 x 102mm x 40mm

325g

5k to 25k pot.

3v minimum for full speed

1 amp max

greater than 30K

330mSec to 7 Sec

33mS to 0.7 Sec (-RW version)

330mSec to 7 Sec

33mS to 0.7 Sec (-RW version)

15v

50mV ¶ ‡

300mV ¶ ‡

5 Mounting

the rest of the circuitry. Mounting holes are tapped

M4.

Optionally a base/heatsink and cover is available for

the Pro-120 - see section 14.

Corner mounting holes are also present but we

recommend mounting only by the heatsink.

Whatever you do, make sure the controller can't get

wet and, if it does, don't connect the battery until

you have dried the controller thoroughly. The water

won't cause damage unless the unit is connected to

the battery, when electrolytic corrosion will occur.