80A ESCs
Compare 80A ESCs from Chinese manufacturers: single brushless speed controllers rated 80 A continuous, for fixed-wing and industrial drones, by cell count.
80A ESCs only: single brushless electronic speed controllers rated 80 A continuous, for one motor each. 4-in-1 boards, stacks and AIO flight controllers are on their own pages.
Quick selection guide
FPV and fixed-wing
80A ESCs for 2S to 8S that drive one motor on large FPV builds, planes and VTOL drones.
Industrial multirotors
High-voltage 80A ESCs for 12S to 24S that drive heavy-lift and agricultural motors.
Retrofits and spares
Single ESCs that replace one failed channel without changing the whole power system.
80A ESCs for 12S to 24S industrial drones
View all 16 →80A ESCs for 12S to 24S packs on industrial and heavy-lift drones.
16 products from 6 manufacturers
HOBBYWING XRotor Pro H80A 14S FOC ESC
MAD SineSic 80A Pro 400V ESC
ALPHA 80A 12S Multi-Rotor Drone ESC
- Peak current
- 100 A
- Weight
- 110 g
CKESC FT 80A ESC
- Weight
- 113 g
80A ESCs up to 8S
View all 14 →80A ESCs for packs up to 8S, or with the range not stated in the listing name.
14 products from 11 manufacturers
Compare 80A ESCs specifications
Key figures for 10 of these products, as stated by each manufacturer, with their test conditions where given. Maximum, rated and cruise figures are listed separately.
| Model | Continuous current | Burst / peak current | Input voltage | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GEPRC TAKER S80 8S BLS 80A ESC | 80 ABoth configurations. | 85 A (5 seconds)Both configurations; burst duration of 5 seconds. | 3-8S LipoBoth configurations. | 68.8 gWith Case Version. |
| Maytech MT80A-SBEC-FP32 Falcon Pro 32bit Brushless ESC | 80 A | 100 A | 2-6 cellsLiPo battery. | 63 gNet weight. |
| T-MOTOR ALPHA 80A 12S Multi-Rotor Drone ESC | 80 A | 100 A10s duration. | – | 110 gIncluding cables. |
| FlashHobby Spaceman 80A ESC | 80 AContinuous operation. | 100 ABurst duration ≤10 seconds. | – | 68.52 g |
| FlyColor X-CROSS HV2-80A ESC | 80 A | 100 (unit not stated)10-second burst | – | 25.5 g |
| HAKRC 4279 14S 80A Airplane ESC | 80 A (closed incubator test, 41s last)Closed incubator test, lasting 41s. | 100 A | 6S-14S LipoLiPo battery input. | – |
| BrotherHobby 4-8S 32Bit 2IN1 80A ESC XT V1 | 80 A*2 | – | – | 55 g |
| CKESC Breeze 80A-M FOC ESC | – | 100 AFor 3 seconds. | – | 76 gIncluding wiring. |
| Maytech New 80A HL ESC 2-6S 5-8V/10A SBEC Output | 80 A | 100 A10s peak duration. | 2-6S Lipo (8.4-25.2 V)2-6S LiPo battery. | 110g/pcsPer piece. |
| T-MOTOR V80A 14S FOC ESC | 40 A | 80 A (10s)10s. | – | – |
What to check before you buy
- Continuous current
- Choose a continuous rating above the full-throttle current of your motor and propeller; 80 A should leave margin.
- Cell count
- Check the supported battery range (for example 3–6S or 12–14S) against your pack.
- Firmware and control
- Compare BLHeli_32, AM32, FOC and PWM or DShot input with your flight controller.
- BEC
- Check whether the ESC has a built-in BEC and what voltage and current it supplies.
- Cooling and size
- Compare weight, dimensions and heatsink or enclosure with the space in the arm or fuselage.
80A ESCs FAQ
Is a 80A ESC enough for my motor?
Compare the motor's maximum current at full throttle with your propeller; keep the ESC rating about 20% higher.
What is a FOC ESC?
Field-oriented control drives the motor with sine-like current: quieter, cooler and more efficient on large multirotors.
