Electronic kit KC9 36V 15A 550W Ducati

Electronic kit presentation

The Ducati KC9 electronic kit is designed for the electrical management of a 36V soft mobility system. With a controller rated at 15A and an associated power of 550W, it is a replacement or refurbishment solution for restoring the operation of an electric bike or compatible electrical equipment, targeting the key elements of electronic control (power supply and motor control).

Benefits for the user

This electronic kit enables you to get back on a sound footing in the event of a breakdown or faulty electronics, so that your assistance system is operational again. It can be used for all current maintenance needs in electric bike electronics: replacing a controller, restarting an assistance system, or repairing a 36V control unit.

Technical specifications

Brand: Ducati. Model / designation: KC9. Nominal voltage: 36V. Current: 15A. Indicated power: 550W. Category: controller / electronics (spare part).

Recommended uses

Recommended for the repair, replacement or maintenance of a 36V electronic assistance system, when the original configuration requires a controller of the same voltage, with a current of 15A and an indicated power of 550W. Suitable for interventions aimed at re-commissioning the control electronics of a 36V electric-assist bicycle or soft mobility device.

Compatibility

Exact compatibility (motor, display/control, connectors, sensors, harness, battery, bike standards or series) is not specified in the information provided. To avoid any incompatibility, we recommend checking the 36V voltage, 15A value, 550W power rating, as well as the connector and harness type before purchase.

Expert advice

Before replacement, check the battery's nominal voltage (36V) and precisely identify the controller's connections (number of pins, socket types, harness). In the workshop, switch off the power supply and disconnect the battery before carrying out any work on the controller. After installation, check that there is no abnormal overheating, that the assistance responds correctly and that the wiring is intact (no pinching, insulation intact), to ensure that the electrical system can be safely put back into service.