YosePower Kit

[AverageJoe]

Hi lads,
Question - is this Yose kit (36V 350W 27.5" Rear Cassette):

E-Bike Conversion Kit 36V 350W 26"/27.5"/28" (700C) Rear Cassette Motor Bicycle Hub Motor Conversion Kit

Upgrade your bicycle with our E-Bike Conversion Kit featuring a 36V 350W Rear Cassette Motor. Compatible with 26", 27.5", 28" (700C) bikes, this kit transforms your ride with enhanced power and efficiency for versatile cycling adventures.

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compatible with this battery (48V15Ah):

36V 15.6Ah/17.4Ah/20Ah Down Tube Hailong1-2 Battery Lithium-ion Accu E-Bike Electric Bicycle Bottle New Black DIY

Power your electric bicycle with our customizable 36V 15.6Ah/17.4Ah or 48V 13Ah Down Tube Hailong1-2 Battery. With a sleek black bottle design, it's perfect for your DIY projects and ensures reliable performance on every ride.

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Thanks in advance.
Joe

 

[throwawaychap]

If you don't fancy cutting/soldering the connectors you will need this battery cable:

Battery Cable Power Cable Between Lishui Controller and Battery with JST (Bullet) Plugs for YOSE POWER Motor Kits and Batteries

1. Technical DataFit for: YOSE POWER Motor Kits and BatteriesCable Length: 55 cmWeight: 0.15 kg2. Packing List1 x Cable3. Warm Tips* This item is sent from China. The shipping takes 15-20 working days.4. Copyright StatementAll the contents including words, pictures, and videos are originally...

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The Yose / Linshui branded controller has julet/waterproof connectors - even for the battery connector.

The Yose kit I bought from Ebay already came with the battery cable included, but most of Yose kits on their own UK site and on Ebay and Amazon do not come with it.


Edit:

Just seen it's a 48v battery.
Yose's controller is only rated for 36v.

You will need a new controller/display pairing. KT branded ones, rated for 48v.

Probably new 4-to-cables too, since I don't think the Yose ones are fully compatible with KT controllers.

 

[saneagle]

A battery is just two wires. You can use any battery you want that has the right voltage and can provide enough power. Whatever current the controller gives, you should choose a battery that's able to give a minimum of 5A more.

In your case the controller gives 18A and the battery gives either 20A or 30A, depending on which one you get. 20A is a bit tight, but would probably be OK. You need to check which one gives 30A.

 

[Nealh]

One can't use a 48v battery with a 36v controller unless said controller is dual voltage.
36v controller lvc will be too low for the 48v battery and lcd will not show correct battery status /%.