Aftermarket Controller 48v 1000w for Brushed Electric Motor Engine Scooter with Black Battery Connector Terminal

36v controller works

36v controller works

36v controller works

36v controller works

I wanted my kids to have a proportional accelerator pedal on their ride on (power wheels style) car. This did the trick! Keep reading if you’re interested in trying something like this yourself.I was able to fit a small accelerator pedal to the right of the existing pedal in the ride on car. Note, with this set up, the car won’t stop on its own when the accelerator is released. With this particular car, and possibly with others, the drive wheels lock (brake) when the positive and negative motor wires are shorted. So I was able to use the existing (old) accelerator pedal as a means to short the motor cables thereby converting that pedal into the brakes. To make reverse work, I just bought a latching polarity reverse switch and ran the motor output from this module through that switch. I fitted that new switch in the place of the old existing reverse switch. This module also has a brake switch which I was also able to also wire to the brake pedal. When the brake switch on the module is activated (by connecting the wires), it cuts power to the accelerator which I thought would be important for safety. It’s also good to have in case the kids try hitting the accelerator and brake at the same time. (Not good when the wires are shorted) For the brake pedal ( which used to be the old on/off accelerator pedal) I swapped the existing momentary switch with a similar one that had two isolated circuits built into the switch (6 pins on the back side). That way when the kids hit the brake pedal it can short the motors and the modules brake switch in two isolated circuits. The power from the motors won’t mix with and fry the brake switch on this module. The module also has wiring for brake lights which is a cool add on. I used some cheap red LED trailer clearance lights added to back of the car for brake lights. The module also has a power outlet which I used to wire the existing headlights to keep those working as well. While I was at it and since my kids are already pretty good drivers, I also ripped out the old steering override motor to make it easier to steer the car.With 24v of power, it runs great and it’s pretty fast. It does standing donuts if they punch it. I think it’s a great way for them to learn how to balance power with the new pedal. All n all I think it turned out really nice. Not sure how it will do in the long run.