Servo Dispenser High Parabolic Switch For Fpv Drones Uav Multirotors

Servo Dispenser High Parabolic Switch for FPV Drones, UAVs & Multirotors – Secure Servo Power Management

Take control of your aircraft’s auxiliary systems with the Servo Dispenser High Parabolic Switch. This specialized servo switch provides a reliable and convenient method to remotely power on/off servos, LED lights, camera gimbals, or other peripherals in your FPV Drone, UAV, or Multirotor setup. By acting as a programmable power relay triggered by a spare channel on your RC transmitter, it eliminates the need to manually connect/disconnect wires, enhancing both safety and functionality during flight operations.

Key Features & Specifications:

• High-Current Parabolic Switch Design: The “High Parabolic” mechanism is engineered for robust performance, capable of handling the current demands of high-torque digital servos without voltage drop or overheating.

• Remote Channel Activation: Connects to any spare PWM channel on your receiver (e.g., CH5, CH6), allowing you to toggle power via a switch or knob on your Radio Controller.

• Wide Voltage Compatibility: Supports common drone battery voltages from 5V to 12V, making it compatible with 2S-3S LiPo setups and regulated 5V BEC outputs.

• Compact & Durable Metal Housing: Housed in a lightweight silver metal case for effective heat dissipation and physical protection in demanding environments.

• Simple Plug-and-Play Wiring: Standard servo connectors for input (signal, V+, GND from receiver) and high-current output terminals for your powered device.

• Ideal for Multi-Function Drones: Perfect for activating landing gear, dropping mechanisms, pan/tilt servos on mapping drones, or safety cut-offs.

Applications:

• FPV & Racing Drones: Remote activation of LED strips or a servo-based Battery eject mechanism.

• Mapping & Surveying UAVs: Controlling a servo-driven camera shutter or sensor cover.

• Multirotor Gimbals: Safely powering a brushless gimbal’s control board on and off.

• Experimental Aircraft: Managing any auxiliary electromechanical function that requires isolated, switched power.

• RC Cars & Boats: Controlling winches, lights, or other accessories.

Installation Tip: For systems with multiple high-current servos, ensure your main Power Distribution Board or BEC can supply adequate total current.