Castle Creations CC Bec Pro 20A Regulator for 12S

The CC BEC Pro (Battery Eliminator Circuit) is a compact device designed to eliminate the necessity of a receiver battery. It efficiently draws voltage from motor batteries, reducing it to a level suitable for powering your receiver and servos. This device becomes essential in scenarios where high-power servos are used, especially when the Electronic Speed Controller (ESC) lacks an internal BEC or if the existing BEC does not meet the demands.

Engineered to support configurations of up to 12S LiPo (50.4V) with a peak servo load of 20A*, the CC BEC Pro is commonly employed in 1/5 scale cars or vehicles that incorporate several high-powered digital servos, along with lights, winches, and other accessories. Furthermore, it proves advantageous in larger airplanes that operate with four or more digital servos, making it an excellent choice for RC helicopters sized 500 and larger.

Castle Creations' BEC is particularly well-suited for larger remote-controlled cars, electric aircraft, and helicopters that are 500 in size or larger, all of which typically require robust power for their radio systems. Additionally, it performs admirably in sizable electric-powered RC aircraft, crawlers, and monster trucks that utilize high-capacity servos.

The installation of the CC BEC Pro occurs between the battery and the receiver. It's important to note the maximum voltage specifications: for R/C cars, the maximum is 8S (33.6V), while R/C airplanes can utilize up to 10S (42V). For R/C helicopters, with the brake disabled, the maximum voltage is 12S (50.4V). Users have the option to adjust the output voltage using Castle Link (sold separately), which can be set anywhere from 4.8V to 12.5V.

In terms of dimensions, the CC BEC Pro measures 1.69" (43mm) in length, 1.3" (33mm) in width, and 0.94" (24mm) in height. The device weighs just 1 oz (29 grams) without wires attached. The maximum input level it can handle is 12S LiPo (50.4V), while its maximum output current can reach up to 20 amps in peak usage.

For continuous operations, the device's specifications vary based on input voltage: - At 16V, the max continuous output current is 15A - At 24V, it is 13A - At 32V, it handles 11A - At 40V, the limit is 9A - At 48V, it maintains an output of 8A

In summary, the CC BEC Pro is an essential tool for RC enthusiasts seeking powerful performance from their devices without the added weight or complexity of a separate receiver battery. Its versatility and robust design make it an ideal choice for high-demand applications in large-scale remote-controlled vehicles and aircraft.

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