Nsdrc 12amp Adjustable Voltage Limiter

Nsdrc 12amp Voltage Limiter  *** Not To Be Used As A BEC *** Completely designed in house, Our custom 12amp adjustable voltage limiter can take input voltage up to 12s lipo/ 55v. Using the toggle switch, the output voltage is adjustable to 8.4v, 12.6v, and 16.8v. These units will simply plug in line between your battery and your servo, receiver, or whatever you are powering with it. These units are capable of 16amp peak and 12amp continuous current output.  Dimensions: 56mm x 22mm x 9mm Weight: 19 grams Conformal coated for water resistance  For those who run gas motors and use gas/brake low voltage servos, We have our 3 wire voltage limiter to help manage the voltage throughout your truck. You can run 3s or 4s lipo to provide maximum power to a direct power servo like our RS2500 or RS1500. With the 3 wire limiter, one wire connects to the input voltage from the battery, and the second wire on the input side connects to your direct power servo providing the servo the same input voltage from the battery.  The limiter will take the 3s/4s voltage and output 8.4v to power your lower voltage receiver, gas/brake servo, and/or other electronics via the 3rd wire on the output side.  For those who are running 6s - 12s high voltage electric setups, we have our 2 wire voltage limiter. This will reduce the input voltage from the batteries and will output the desired voltage of 8.4v, 12.6v, or 16.8v direct to the servo or other lower voltage electronics.  ** If using a series harness, you MUST connect to power directly at the positive and negative battery wires on the esc. If using one of our In-Line connectors, you MUST only use it on the battery connector of the series harness that has the dedicated negative/ground wire from the esc.  You can use the video link to YouTube below for further details on proper connection to a series harness. https://youtu.be/tUiQpa9RFfc?si=xpBr9kkN7qRu7F4f ** Nsdrc is not liable for any damage caused by use of this device. ** Please be sure to abide by the maximum operating voltage listed on your servo/ electronics to not risk damage.