Kaabo MiniMotors EY3 Finger Display/Throttle (suit select Mantis & Wolf)

• The Kaabo MiniMotors EY3 Finger Throttle/Display (suit select Mantis & Wolf Warrior) is the factory fitted stock throttle/display on PRO+ versions of Mantis 8/10 Pro+ and select Plus including "V2 2025" models. It is also on Wolf Warrior X (60V 28Ah), Warrior 11 (60V 35Ah) and the Wolf Warrior 11 King + (72V 28Ah). It is easily identified by having EY3 printed on the top of enclosure and accompanies the MiniMotors controllers which have a distinct silver colour enclosure.
• Will suit any MiniMotors signalling system that adopts either the Kaabo wiring configuration (round M8 black six pin male plug) or internal connector (rectangular JST white). Uses MiniMotors signalling system.
• Typically required to replace physical damaged original throttle/display.
• Includes bracket (clamp and 4 x M4 16mm socket head screws).
• Genuine Kaabo factory spare.

Notes:

1. Check P-Settings for appropriate voltage 48/60V/72V, magnets, wheel size etc.
2. Refer to Kaabo Spares Category Home Page for wiring diagrams.
3. This is a Kaabo factory spare and fitted with black M8 6-pin male plug for plug-and-play in Kaabo makes. The last few product photo's reveal the inside where the cable terminates. For Dualtron models (such as Ultra, Thunder, Eagle, Victor, Storm, X2) note Dualtron stock throttles have a wire extending out of a gromit on the back of the display/throttle enclosure. Dualtron typically has no M8 plug on the main line unlike that adopted by Kaabo. Inside the back of the enclosure note the flat white JST connector on the PCB, to re-terminate existing Dualtron line. eSN does not stock Dualtron cables, but we do stock cables with the M8 black 6-pin plugs if looking to repair existing dualtron cable.
4. MiniMotors released a newer version of EY3 as shown below, however these are not suitable for use on Kaabo models. The "newer" type has different wiring to that of Kaabo (doe to NFC card lock) and the newer displays have a reputation for poor reliability (including dead on arrival failures).