EPS-5060 TTL Brushless Smart Servo Motor
• Official EPS Series smart servo from Energize Lab Enterprise for robotics and automation applications.
• Compact housing measuring 53 × 30 × 33 mm for easy integration into robotic systems.
• Lightweight construction weighing 90g for balanced performance and reduced system weight.
• Brushless motor technology delivers smooth operation with reduced maintenance requirements.
• Produces up to 3kg·cm stall torque according to the official Energize Lab Enterprise specification.
• Provides a 120 RPM no-load speed for responsive robotic motion and positioning.
• Operates from an 8V DC power input for compatibility with supported robotic control systems.
• TTL serial communication interface enables integration with compatible controllers and embedded platforms.
• Maximum stall current rated at 1A according to the manufacturer's published specifications.
• Suitable for robotics education, embedded development, automation projects, and custom mechatronic applications.
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What makes it work
Energize Lab · EPS Series
EPS-5060 TTL Brushless Smart Servo Motor
Genuine Energize Lab hardware, verified against the manufacturer’s own spec sheet: a 3kg·cm brushless servo — the lightest-duty member of the EPS Series, despite its model number.
Brushless Motor
TTL Serial Control
120 RPM
Verified Spec
About the “5060” in the Name
Unlike the EPS-5015 and EPS-5030, whose numbers roughly track their torque rating, the EPS-5060’s 3kg·cm stall torque is genuinely correct — not a typo, and not the ~60kg the number might suggest. We verified this directly against Energize Lab’s own manufacturer specification sheet, and xBoom’s own listing independently cites the same source. If you need real 60kg-class torque, the EPS-5090 (90kg) is the flagship you want — see the comparison below.
Full Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | EPS-5060 TTL Brushless Smart Servo Motor — genuine Energize Lab hardware, “EPS-5060” and the Energize Lab logo molded into the housing |
| Product Category | Brushless Smart Servo Motor / Robotics Actuator Component |
| Stall Torque | 3kg·cm (at rated 8V input) — verified against Energize Lab’s own spec sheet, see naming note above |
| No-Load Speed | 120 RPM |
| Stall Current | 1A maximum |
| Motor Type | Brushless DC motor |
| xBoom SKU | xboom-146221 |
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Communication | TTL serial connection, for integration with compatible servo controllers and microcontrollers |
| Input Voltage | 8V (lower than the 12V used by the EPS-5015/5030/5090 — check compatibility before substituting) |
| Dimensions | 53 × 30 × 33mm |
| Weight | 90g |
| Series | Energize Lab EPS Series (also includes EPS-5015, EPS-5030, and EPS-5090) |
| Manufacturer | Energize Lab (Shenzhen Zhuneng Technology Co., Ltd.) — also the creator of the Eilik companion robot |
Genuine Energize Lab Hardware, Verified Numbers
EPS-5060 TTL Brushless Smart Servo Motor: Genuine Energize Lab Hardware
The EPS-5060 is genuine Energize Lab hardware — “EPS-5060” and the Energize Lab logo are molded directly into the housing across all 3 product photos, the same clear branding standard confirmed on every other EPS-series unit we’ve verified. It carries the largest physical housing in the EPS Series (53 × 30 × 33mm, 90g) — but don’t let the size or model number imply high torque: at 3kg·cm stall torque and 1A stall current, it’s actually the lightest-duty EPS unit by a wide margin, well below even the compact EPS-5015 (15kg·cm).
We flag this clearly because a buyer scanning model numbers (5015 → 5030 → 5060 → 5090) could reasonably expect a clean torque progression — and for three of the four, that expectation holds. The EPS-5060 breaks the pattern. Both xBoom’s own listing and Energize Lab’s manufacturer spec sheet agree on 3kg·cm, so this isn’t a data-entry error on either side — it’s simply how Energize Lab named this particular SKU.
| Spec | EPS-5015 | EPS-5030 | EPS-5060 (this) | EPS-5090 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stall Torque | 15kg·cm | 30kg·cm | 3kg·cm | 90kg·cm |
| Voltage | 12V | 12V | 8V | 12V |
| Stall Current | 8A | 10A | 1A | 8A |
| No-Load Speed | 120 RPM | 140 RPM | 120 RPM | 65 RPM |
| Dimensions | 38×23×28mm | 47×27×30mm | 53×30×33mm | 65×36×38mm |
Verified, Not Guessed
3kg·cm confirmed against Energize Lab’s own spec sheet.
Brushless Motor
Less friction, smoother operation, longer service life.
Visibly Genuine
Energize Lab’s logo is molded directly into the housing.
TTL Serial Control
Consistent protocol across Energize Lab’s servo lineup.
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What It Is, and Where It Goes
The EPS-5060 is a brushless smart servo motor — a self-contained rotary actuator with its own control electronics. At 3kg·cm and 1A, it suits lighter-duty joints than its EPS-series numbering might suggest, with the smooth, low-maintenance operation a brushless motor provides.
🤖 Robotics Actuator
🎓 Robotics Education
💻 Embedded Development
🔗 TTL Bus Servo
Robotics Education
An approachable brushless servo for teaching platforms.
Embedded Development
TTL-controlled actuation for microcontroller projects.
Light Automation Projects
Positioning tasks that don’t need heavy torque.
Light Robotic Joints
Pan-tilt mounts and small manipulator joints.
Custom Mechatronics
A brushless building block for original small-scale designs.
Precision Positioning
Smooth, repeatable motion for accuracy-focused tasks.
From the Same Manufacturer Behind Eilik
The EPS-5060 is genuine Energize Lab hardware from its EPS Series — a different, brushless-motor product line from the cored-motor EM and EH servos used in Energize Lab’s consumer robots. It is not confirmed to be the servo inside Eilik or Panxer; what it shares with them is the same manufacturer and the same TTL control protocol.
Reminder: despite the “50-15/30/60/90” model numbering suggesting a clean torque progression, this EPS-5060 is the genuine outlier — 3kg·cm, not ~60kg. If you’re shopping by torque rather than model number, the table in the Overview section above lays out all four side by side.
Smooth, Verified, Genuinely Energize Lab
The EPS-5060 TTL Brushless Smart Servo Motor brings genuine Energize Lab engineering to lighter-duty robotics work.
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3kg·cm, Confirmed
Cross-checked directly against the manufacturer’s spec sheet.
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Brushless DC Design
Less friction and maintenance than a cored/brushed motor.
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TTL Serial Interface
Consistent protocol across Energize Lab’s whole lineup.
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120 RPM No-Load
Responsive motion for lighter positioning tasks.
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8V, 1A Stall
Efficient, low-current draw for lighter-duty builds.
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Visibly Genuine Branding
Energize Lab logo confirmed in every product photo.
Built for Learning, Prototyping, and Light-Duty Work
The EPS-5060 suits builders who want genuine Energize Lab brushless engineering without needing heavy torque — if you do need serious torque, see the EPS-5090 instead.
Robotics Education
An approachable brushless servo for classrooms and labs.
Embedded Development
TTL-controlled actuation for microcontroller projects.
Light Automation Projects
Positioning tasks that don’t need heavy torque.
Small Robotic Joints
Pan-tilt mounts and light manipulator joints.
Custom Mechatronics
A brushless building block for small-scale designs.
Precision Positioning
Smooth, repeatable motion for accuracy-focused tasks.
The Company Behind This Hardware
Energize Lab hasn’t published an EPS-5060-specific demo. Honestly labeled: these are official Energize Lab videos of Eilik and Panxer, its consumer robots, included here only to show Energize Lab is a real, established manufacturer — not as a claim that this exact part is used inside them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the EPS-5060 TTL Brushless Smart Servo Motor really only 3kg·cm torque?
What should I buy instead if I need real 60kg-class torque?
What type of product is this?
What’s the difference between a brushless and cored motor?
What voltage does it need?
Is this the servo used inside Eilik or Panxer?
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