70A ESC controller for brushless motors with a safe voltage range of 14V–60V (4–12S). Automatically stabilizes vehicles during brief loss of control; widely used in RC and automotive applications.
Specifications
Model |
BLDC-VH-M67PS-N-070 |
Voltage |
14V-60V (Cells: 4-13S, safe for 4S to 12S, voltage spikes may not exceed 60V) |
Continuous Current |
70A |
Instantaneous Current |
200A |
Size |
67mm*39mm*18.7mm |
Weight |
130g |
EPRM |
150000 |
Motor Cable |
12 AWG |
Power Cable |
12 AWG |
Regenerative Capacity |
Yes |
Programmable |
Yes |
Communication Method |
PPM, ADC, NRF, UART |
Communication Ports |
USB, CAN, UART, SPI, IC |
Supported Sensors |
ABI, HALL, AS5047, AS5048A |
Control Mode |
Current, duty cycle, speed and position control modes are supported. |
Features
- The 70A 4–12S ESC controller supports multiple control modes, including current, duty cycle, speed, and position.
- It has protection functions: low voltage protection, high voltage protection, over-current protection, temperature abnormality protection and MOSFETs over-temperature protection.
- This electronic speed controller can connect to an IMU module via the I²C interface for vehicle balance, supporting units like MPU9250, MPU9150, MPU6050, LSM6DS3, and BMI160.
Dimension & List

Wiring Diagram

Applications
Q: Do you need a electronic speed controller for a brushless motor?
A: Yes, to operate a bldc motor almost always require a dedicated speed controller, also known as an electronic speed controller (ESC) or driver. These controllers are necessary to regulate the voltage and current delivered to the motor's windings, enabling precise control over speed, direction, and torque.