Product overview
The T-MOTOR AT 115A 6-14S VTOL Fixed Wing ESC provides motor regulation for fixed-wing and VTOL UAV installations. Its electrical architecture incorporates a switching power supply and built-in UBEC, combining propulsion control with servo power provision. The controller supports 6-14S lithium batteries, weighs 182 grams and has a maximum peak current of 120A. These characteristics define its battery integration range, component mass and peak-current capability within the aircraft’s propulsion installation.
The built-in UBEC can drive six servos simultaneously under 6S voltage. Its BEC output ratings are 5.2V/6V/7.4V/10A/25A, and the controller offers high-speed throttle response alongside multiple programmable parameters. T-MOTOR recommends AT3-7 series motors for use with the ESC. The supplied configuration consists of one AT115A ESC and one hardware kit, making this a propulsion electronics package for integration into an aircraft rather than a complete flight platform or an airframe-only kit.
Specifications
| Specification | Value & conditions |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer and model | T-MOTOR AT 115A 6-14S VTOL Fixed Wing ESC |
| Product architecture | Fixed-wing electronic speed controller with a switching power supply |
| Supported batteries | 6-14S lithium batteries |
| Weight | 182 grams |
| Maximum peak current | 120A |
| Built-in UBEC servo capacity | Six servos simultaneouslyUnder 6S voltage. |
| BEC output ratings | 5.2V/6V/7.4V/10A/25A |
| Recommended motor series | AT3-7 series motors |
| Throttle response | High-speed throttle response |
| Programmability | Multiple programmable parameters |
| Supplied configuration | 1 × T-Motor AT115A ESC; 1 × hardware kit |
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