Konect Servo Elite BLS61LP Low Profile Brushless 61 kg 0.09 s KN-S-BLS61LP-BK

⚙️ The Konect Elite Low Profile Brushless 61 kg servo combines power, speed, and precision in a compact, low-profile design. Equipped with a Brushless motor, metal gears, and an aluminum housing, it delivers an impressive torque of 61 kg·cm at 12.6V, with a speed of just 0.09 seconds for 60°. Its rugged design and IP67 rating make it a high-performance component for demanding radio-controlled vehicles. With a deadband of just 2 μs, this servo also offers excellent control precision, ideal for pilots seeking responsive and powerful steering.

⚙️ Technical Specifications

• Series: Elite
• Type: Low-profile digital servo
• Motor: Brushless
• Torque at 9.6V: 55 kg·cm
• Torque at 12.6V: 61 kg·cm
• Speed at 9.6V: 0.10 s/60°
• Speed at 12.6V: 0.09 s/60°
• Dead band: 2 μs
• Pulse range: 500 to 2,500 μs
• Operating frequency: 50 to 330 Hz
• Gears: Metal
• Housing: Aluminum
• Protection rating: IP67 (protection against dust and temporary immersion under conditions defined by the standard)
• Weight: 75 g

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• 1 Konect Elite Low Profile Brushless 61 kg IP67 servo

🎯 Who is it for?

The Konect Elite Low Profile Brushless is designed for RC car drivers looking for a particularly powerful and fast steering servo capable of withstanding the demands of intensive use.

Its torque of 61 kg·cm, speed of 0.09 s/60°, and Brushless motor make it an attractive choice for demanding RC setups, provided a suitable power source is available.

Its low-profile design, metal gears, and aluminum housing will also appeal to modelers looking to combine performance, durability, and a compact footprint.

🔄 Compatibility

• Radio-controlled vehicles compatible with a low-profile servo.
• Electronic systems capable of supplying the appropriate voltage, up to 12.6V.
• Radio control systems compatible with a pulse width range of 500 to 2500 μs and an operating frequency of 50 to 330 Hz.

Caution: Check the dimensions of the mounting hole, the type of control stick, and the voltage supplied by your receiver or BEC before installation. The advertised maximum performance requires a 12.6V power supply.