36V is the standard battery voltage for e-bikes, electric scooters and cordless power tools worldwide. A 36V brushless DC motor matches a 10S lithium pack directly, keeps wiring current manageable at power levels up to 400W and meets most regional e-bike power regulations. Shenghe manufactures 36V BLDC motors from 50W to 400W with planetary, worm and spur gear options.
| Parameter | Range |
|---|---|
| Rated voltage | DC 36V (30–42V) |
| Rated power | 50W – 400W |
| No-load speed | 2000 – 4000 RPM |
| Rated torque (motor) | 0.15 – 1.2 Nm |
| Gear ratio options | 5:1 – 100:1 |
| Output torque (geared) | Up to 80 Nm |
| Protection | IP54 standard, IP65 optional |
| Feedback | Hall sensor, optional encoder |
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Shenghe 36V brushless DC motors are available from 50W to 400W rated power. The most popular models for e-bike hub and mid-drive applications fall in the 200W–350W range, while power tool variants typically use 100W–250W.
Yes. A 10S lithium-ion pack delivers 33.6V–42V across its discharge curve. Shenghe 36V motors are designed for a 30V–42V input window, matching 10S packs without modification. The controller handles voltage variation automatically.
36V motors can be paired with planetary gearboxes (5:1–100:1 ratio), worm gearboxes (10:1–60:1), or spur gear reducers. Planetary gears suit e-bike and EV drives where efficiency matters; worm gears fit applications needing self-locking at rest. See the 36V BLDC gear motor page for geared configurations.
36V systems draw higher current for the same power output, which means slightly thicker wiring and higher I²R losses. However, 36V packs are lighter, cheaper and comply with more regional e-bike regulations. For rides under 250W nominal, 36V is the cost-effective choice. Compare with the 48V brushless DC motor range.
