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Big Boy BLDC fuel pump

Big Boy BLDC Fuel Pump

  • Prototyping stages
  • 700W @ 24V
  • Self priming
  • Expandable to variable speed
  • Controllable flow/pressure
  • 0-9 Bar pressure
  • 605 LPH flow
Generation 3 BLDC fuel pump

Generation 3 BLDC Fuel Pump

  • Prototyping stages
  • New motor for higher torque to handle higher pressure
  • Self power and speed control
  • Expandable to variable speed
  • Internal over pressure relief
  • Improved thermal management
  • Added over voltage and transient robustness
  • CAN/BUS capable
  • Higher pressure and flow than G2 BLDC fuel pumps
  • 0-10 Bar pressure
  • 365-385 LPH flow
  • DOWNLOAD G3 BLDC Fuel Pump Data Sheet
Generation 2 BLDC fuel pump

Generation 2 BLDC Fuel Pump

  • Prototyping stages
  • New motor for higher torque to handle higher pressure
  • Self-power and speed control
  • Expandable to variable speed
  • Internal over pressure relief
  • Improved thermal management
  • Added over voltage and transient robustness
  • CAN/BUS capable
  • 0-5 Bar pressure
  • 295-320 LPH flow
DOWNLOAD G2 BLDC Fuel Pump Data Sheet
Generation 1 + 6 FET BLDC fuel pump

Generation 1+ 6 FET BLDC Fuel Pump

  • Prototyping stages
  • Over voltage protection and current limiting included
  • Same dia., slightly longer (20mm)
  • Enhanced motor for higher pressures and flows
  • On/off motor control
  • 0-8 Bar pressure
  • 180-275 LPH flow (@27.5V)
DOWNLOAD 6-FET Motor Design Comparison
Generation 1 6 FET BLDC fuel pump

Generation 1 6 FET BLDC Fuel Pump

  • Prototyping stages
  • Enhanced motor for higher pressures and flows
  • Over voltage protection and current limiting included
  • On/off motor control
  • Same package size as the Generation 1 BLDC Fuel Pump
  • 0-4 Bar pressure
  • 150-330 LPH flow (@27.5V)
DOWNLOAD 6-FET Motor Design Comparison
Generation 1 BLDC fuel pump

Generation 1 BLDC Fuel Pump

  • In production
  • On/off motor control
  • 0-2 Bar pressure
  • 60-240 LPH flow
DOWNLOAD 6-FET Motor Design Comparison

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