FEETECH FT5118M Servo Motor
FEETECH FT5118M Servo Motor
The FT5118M is a high-performance 7.4V 17kg-class digital servo powered by a reliable core motor and housed in a lightweight yet durable PA+Fiberglass case. Engineered for extended motion control and robotic joints, it features robust steel gears, dual ball bearings, a standard 25T/5.9mm horn gear spline, and reliable plastic/POM horns with no mechanical limit angles. Supporting a versatile operating voltage range of 4–8.4V, this digital servo delivers a peak stall torque of 17.5kg.cm and a rated torque of 6kg.cm at 6V, while moving at a swift no-load speed of 0.167sec/60° at 6V. It stands out with a wide 280° running degree under standard 500→2500 µsec pulse signals and executes precise counterclockwise rotation. Weighing 65±1g with a 30CM connector wire, it fully supports dual-mode switching debug boards, making it an excellent, feature-rich choice for precise angle adjustments in custom smart robotics, education kits, and RC projects.
Common use cases: Humanoid robot arm, wrist and finger joints requiring wide 280° range of motion, educational robot kits needing dual-mode debug board support, RC model steering with extended throw, and automation fixtures where large-angle precise positioning is critical.
| PRODUCT PARAMETERS | |
| Model | FT5118M |
| Product Name | 7.4V 17kg.cm Digital Servo |
| Supporting dual-mode switching debug board | FRS |
| Storage Temperature Range | -30℃~80℃ |
| Operating Temperature Range | -15℃~70℃ |
| Size | A:40.1mm B:20.1mm C:38.9mm |
| Weight | 65±1g |
| Gear type | Steel |
| Limit angle | No limit |
| Bearing | Ball bearings |
| Horn gear spline | 25T/5.9mm |
| Horn type | Plastic, POM |
| Case | PA+Fiberglass |
| Connector wire | 30CM |
| Motor | Core Motor |
| Operating Voltage Range | 4–8.4V |
| Idle current (at stopped) | 6mA@6V |
| No load speed | 0.167sec/60°@6V |
| Running current (at no load) | 150mA@6V |
| Peak stall torque | 17.5kg.cm@6V |
| Rated torque | 6kg.cm@6V |
| Stall current | 2.1A@6V |
| Running degree | 280° (at 500→2500µsec) |
| Rotating direction | Counterclockwise (at 1500→2000 µsec) |








