Bosch Seat Motor and Cable
This motor is often used in power seats for raising the seat up and down. It is perfect for precise positioning and not back driving when power is cut. This motor features an integrated hall sensor...Read More
Product Overview
Usage:
WPI has some great documentation on how to interface and mount this motor.
https://wpilib.screenstepslive.com/s/4485/m/63630/l/679357-bosch-seat-motor
For an easy conversion to a 1/2" Hex shaft, try our Hex Adapter Shaft for Bosch Motor (am-3723)
Specifications
- GM Part #: 13593151
- Length: 13.5 in.
- Manufacturer: Bosch LLC
- Manufacturer Part #: 6 004 RA3 194-06
- No Load Current: less than or equal to 3 AMPs
- No Load Free Speed: 24 RPM
- Product Lifecycle: discontinued <a href='/products/bosch-seat-motor'>see the motor by itself</a>.
- Stall Current: 12 AMPs
- Stall Torque: 22Nm 16.2 ft-lbs
- Wattage: 44
- Weight: 0.8 lbs
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Returns
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Recommendations
3 reviews
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"Bosch seat position motors and gear box"
"Are these motor units legal for First tech Challenge 2018/19? (AndyMark response: According to RE09 of the 2018-2019 Game Manual part 1, no. Link is here: https://www.firstinspires.org/sites/default/files/uploads/resource_library/ftc/game-manual-part-1.pdf)"
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Excellent for driving Vex 1/4" axle
This is a great motor w/ encoder. It is nearly silent but provides good power. The output is a through-hole which is two squares offset by 45 degrees. The squares are just less than 1/4". We were able to broach one of the squares to 1/4 and it now fits Vex high-strength axle very well. This is a handy (and FRC-legal) way to drive Vex mechanisms if you need something small but don't want to use servos.
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"Excellent for driving Vex 1/4" axle"
"This is a great motor w/ encoder. It is nearly silent but provides good power. The output is a through-hole which is two squares offset by 45 degrees. The squares are just less than 1/4". We were able to broach one of the squares to 1/4 and it now fits Vex high-strength axle very well. This is a handy (and FRC-legal) way to drive Vex mechanisms if you need something small but don't want to use servos."
