The 1800KV BLDC Motor is a compact, water-cooled power unit for RC boats, delivering up to 2000W, 105A, and 19V for stable high-performance operation. Built from CNC-machined aluminum alloy, it ensures durability and efficient heat dissipation. The integrated water cooling system keeps temperatures low, reducing wear and extending runtime.
Specification
| Model |
BLDC-RB-3680 |
| Rotational Speed |
1800KV |
| Maximum Current |
105A |
| Maximum Voltage |
19V |
| Maximum Power |
2000W |
| Motor Size |
Φ36*80 mm |
| Winding Type |
WYE |
| Number of Turns |
2Y |
| No-load Current |
3.4A |
| Max. Speed |
50000KV |
| Shaft |
Φ5 mm |
| Number of Rotor Stages |
4 |
| Weight |
340 g |
Features
- 1800KV motor with 4-pole 12-slot design.
- CNC-machined 6061-T6 aluminum heat sink.
- High-purity copper winding.
- Oversized ABEC5 high-speed bearings.
- Precisely balanced rotor, high-speed stability and reduces vibration.
- Ultra-thin 0.2mm stator laminations.
- Removable and replaceable rotor design.
- Precision engineering for high energy conversion.
Dimension (Unit: mm)
Applications
Q: What does “KV” mean in brushless motors?
A: “KV” in brushless motors stands for "RPM per Volt," which indicates how many revolutions per minute the motor will spin for each volt of electricity applied, with no load. For example, an 1800KV motor will theoretically spin at 18,000 RPM when powered by 10 volts (1800 × 10). A higher KV rating like this means the brushless motor spins faster but has less torque, which is ideal for lightweight or high-speed RC boats. Conversely, lower KV motors offer more torque and smoother control, making them better suited for heavier boats or those requiring stronger acceleration.
