Product overview
The GEPRC TAKER H100_8S BLS 100A 4IN1 ESC combines four electronic speed controllers in one component for UAV motor-control integration. It accepts 3-8S LiPo input and supports Dshot 150/300/600, giving the integration requirements for battery supply and control signalling. Its continuous current specification is 100A, while the 105A burst rating is limited to five seconds. Ammeter support is included, with a calibration value of 200, and the specified target is B_X_30.
The ESC measures 56.3 by 61.1mm and weighs 28.8g, with a 30.5 by 30.5mm mounting pattern defining its installation footprint. Its mounting holes are 4mm in diameter and become 3mm when the silicone shock-absorbing ring is used. The supplied package comprises one ESC, one capacitor, one flight controller adapter cable, one XT90 power cable and four silicone anti-shake pads. This is an electronic component package for integration into a UAV, rather than a flight platform or airframe kit.
Specifications
| Specification | Value & conditions |
|---|---|
| ESC model | TAKER H100_8S BLS 100A 4IN1 ESC |
| Input voltage | 3-8S Lipo |
| Ammeter support | Supported |
| Calibration value | 200 |
| Continuous current | 100A |
| Burst current | 105A5 seconds. |
| Supported protocol | Dshot 150/300/600 |
| Dimensions and mounting | 56.3*61.1mm; mounting pattern 30.5×30.5mm; φ4mm holes, reduced to φ3mm with the silicone shock-absorbing ringMounting holes become φ3mm when the silicone shock-absorbing ring is used. |
| Weight | 28.8g |
| Target | B_X_30 |
| Supplied configuration | 1 × ESC; 1 × capacitor; 1 × flight controller adapter cable; 1 × XT90 power cable; 4 × silicone anti-shake padsIncluded equipment. |
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