Throttle suit Blade GT+ (TFT) / Blade X Pro / Teverun Fighter [Wuxing 300X]

Vertical thumb throttle suit Throttle suit Blade GT+ (TFT), Blade X Pro and Teverun Fighter Series adopting the Wuxing 300X mechanism.

Supplied as genuine Blade / Teverun factory spare.

Wired with Teverun specific plug-and-play female waterproof e-bike connector for plug and play in Teverun systems. Teverun adopts a different gender / polarity that on Kaabo and NAMI throttles (which are horizontal 108X). Also available in the "KT, Rapid, Bolt" configuration as on the Wuxing factory throttles product page. Further information relating to the various Wuxing pinout conventions including Nami is published by ebikestuff.uk from KarT sp. z o.o., Poland.

Note: The default stock factory Wuxing 3-pin male Julet connector usually has a different pinout configuration to most makes/models of eScooters. Unless specifically marked, most Wuxing throttles will be configured for "KT, Rapid, Bolt" configuration. While most throttle systems have the same electronic properties (+ve 5v, -ve and hall sensor output 0.8-4.8V), the pinouts usually need to be wired up specifically for each make/model ensure the 3-pins are correct, therefore a conversion cable (or workshop installation) is required for plug and play. Typically generic or non-specific specified Wuxing factory throttles need the wires spliced (swapped over) to adopt to eScooters, which is a matter of swapping two of the three wires so that the hall sensor, power and negative lines are oriented correctly (cut cable, re-patch) and a quick check on your make/model's various Facebook community groups will resolve the appropriate wiring configuration, such as the popular Ginger on Wheels video and diagram from that project shown on the Genuine Kaabo Factory Spare product page.

Browse the eScootNow range of original factory throttles to suit common / popular makes and models and "eBike" cables (Julet / Okfeet / Baming / Higo) 20/40/80cm.

Reference below off various "standards" adopted for pinouts including Name (Burn-e, Blast and Viper) from ebikestuff.uk