Hobbywing 86010020 - UBEC 5A HV Accessory High-Current Regulator  [HW-86010020]

HOBBYWING UBEC 5A HV (3-10S) - 86010020
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AUD$40.22
Brand:
Hobbywing
Model:
HW-86010020
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Precision Power Control for RC Aircraft

The Hobbywing 86010020 - UBEC 5A HV Accessory provides precise voltage regulation for receivers, servos and other electronics. It accepts 3-10S LiPo input and converts it to a stable output, allowing reliable operation in higher-voltage setups. The 5A continuous output and 7.5A peak handling make it suitable for demanding hobby applications.

Voltage Choice and Peak Capacity

Choose either 5V or 6V output with the included jumper cap to match your components. The UBEC manages short-term peaks up to 7.5A so that transient servo loads are handled without significant voltage sag.

Compact, Low-Mass Construction

Measuring 48x27x9mm and weighing 30g, the Hobbywing 86010020 - UBEC 5A HV Accessory occupies minimal space and adds little weight. Its efficient design keeps both heat generation and standby draw to a minimum.

Specifications

  • Output Voltage/Current: 5V@5A/7.5A or 6V@5A/7.5A (adjustable)
  • Quiescent Current: 20mA
  • Input Voltage: 8-42V (3-10S LiPo)
  • Dimensions: 48x27x9mm
  • Weight: 30g

For model flyers seeking a lightweight regulator with selectable output, the Hobbywing 86010020 - UBEC 5A HV Accessory is an efficient option for stabilising on-board electronics.

Can I rely on this UBEC for long sorties?

Yes, its efficient switching keeps heat low and continuous output steady, making it suitable for longer flights when installed with adequate ventilation.

Where do I place the jumper to set 6V?

The jumper cap provided slides onto the designated pins marked for voltage selection. Remove power before changing the jumper and confirm the setting before use.

Do I need a separate receiver battery?

If your UBEC and battery can supply the required current reliably, a separate receiver battery is not necessary. For redundancy or critical missions, some pilots still prefer a dedicated backup pack.

How should I wire the UBEC to my receiver?

Connect the UBEC output to the receiver power input with correct polarity, and share the main ground. Keep power leads short and secure to reduce voltage drop and interference.

Will the UBEC run multiple digital servos?

It can run several servos within the 5A continuous limit; check the combined stall and operating currents of your servos to ensure the UBEC is not overloaded.

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