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Unique-Bargains DC3V 12000RPM Flat Coin Vibration Motor 8Pcs
Eight DC 3 V flat coin vibration motors rated at 12000 RPM for phones, controllers and toys
- DC 3V rated voltage suits low-voltage projects
- 12000RPM output speed delivers strong vibration force
- Flat coin shape fits tight spaces in compact devices
- Eight motors per pack provides spares for multiple repairs
- Compatible with toys, phones, controllers and massage tools
Product Identity
The Unique-Bargains DC3V flat coin vibration motor is a compact actuator rated for 12000RPM at 3 volts. It is sold in a pack of eight units for hobbyists, repair technicians and students who need a small haptic feedback source.
Build and Connections
Each motor has a thin coin profile with two solder pads for direct wiring into low-voltage circuits. The lightweight grey body fits tight spaces inside handheld devices and can be secured with adhesive or a retaining bracket.
Replacement Guidance
These motors serve as direct drop-in replacements for worn or seized 3V coin vibrators in phones, game controllers, toys and massage tools. The upgrade is worthwhile when the original unit has lost torque or developed excessive noise. Buyers who need a different voltage or a larger form factor should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- DC 3V rated voltage suits low-voltage projects
- 12000RPM output speed delivers strong vibration force
- Flat coin shape fits tight spaces in compact devices
- Eight motors per pack provides spares for multiple repairs
- Compatible with toys, phones, controllers and massage tools
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage does the DC 3V motor require and what speed does it reach?
The motor runs on DC 3V and spins at 12000 RPM as stated in the specifications.
What are the physical dimensions and mounting style of this flat coin vibration motor?
It is a flat coin type micro vibration motor in a gray body, supplied as a pack of eight pieces.
How do you wire the motor and what is the common mistake to avoid?
Connect the two leads to a 3 V DC source; the common error is applying a higher voltage which can burn out the windings.
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