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Kpower P0600 Servo Motor, 6.8 kg.cm, 0.13s/60°, POM gears, PWM/TTL/RS-485, 4.8–8.4 V

Kpower P0600 Servo Motor, 6.8 kg.cm, 0.13s/60°, POM gears, PWM/TTL/RS-485, 4.8–8.4 V

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Overview

The Kpower P0600 servo motor is a compact plastic-case servo designed for robotics and automation actuation, supporting multiple control protocols (PWM, TTL, and RS-485) with an operating voltage range of 4.8 ~ 8.4 V. It uses POM plastic gears, a potentiometer position sensor, and a 2BB bearing structure.

Key Features

  • POM plastic gears; plastic case material
  • Control protocol support: PWM | TTL | RS-485
  • Operating voltage: 4.8 ~ 8.4 V (also presented as “Voltage up to 8.4V”)
  • Position sensor: Potentiometer
  • Ball bearing: 2BB
  • 3-wire lead color reference: Brown = GND, Red = Vcc, Orange = Signal
  • Markings shown: CE, FC, RoHS

Specifications

Model P0600
Stall Torque 6.8 kg (also shown as 6.8 kg.cm)
Rated Torque 1.7 kg
No-load Speed 0.13 s/60°
Weight 40 g
Dimension 40 × 20 × 37.5 mm (also shown as 40 × 20 × 43 mm)
Travel Angle Range 120° (Customizable)
Operating Voltage 4.8 ~ 8.4 V
Horn Gear Spline 25T φ5.5 mm
Gear Material POM
Motor DC Brushed
Protocol PWM | TTL | RS-485
No-load Current 1800 mA
Position Sensor Potentiometer
Case Material Plastic
Ball Bearing 2BB
Working Frequency 50 ~ 333 Hz (general note also mentions 50–300 Hz high-frequency compatibility)
Operating Temperature -10 ~ 50°C
IP Rating IP42

Applications

  • Humanoid robots
  • Robotic arms
  • Exoskeletons
  • Quadruped robots
  • AGV vehicles
  • ARU robots
  • Remote control cars and remote control boats
  • Electronic locks and smart switches

Manuals

For integration questions (PWM pulse width settings, TTL/RS-485 wiring, and controller compatibility), contact this store’s customer service via the website contact form.

Control Signal Reference (PWM)

PWM reference shown: the servo expects a pulse every 20 ms; pulse width examples include 0.5 ms, 1 ms, 1.5 ms, 2 ms, and 2.5 ms corresponding to angles from -90° to 90°.

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