Ruth's sister International Power Cord 270B13AC800920 3-9V 185 RPM 9.5mm Shaft 15-22cm Wire
Miniature metal gear motor delivers 185 RPM at 3 V with bidirectional rotation and a 9.5 mm D-type shaft
- Low-speed torque for precise mechanisms
- 3–9 V operation with 185 RPM at 3 V
- Clockwise and counter-clockwise rotation selectable
- Compact 1.2 × 0.9 × 1 cm metal gearbox
- 5 mm D-shaft with 15–22 cm leads
Mini Micro Metal Gear Motor
The Ruth's sister 270B13AC800920 is a miniature DC motor with integrated metal gear reduction. It operates on a 3-9V supply and delivers 185 RPM at 3V. The 9.5mm D-type shaft and 15-22cm wire leads suit compact mechanical projects.
Hobbyists building small actuators
This motor suits builders who need a ready-to-go geared drive for lightweight mechanisms such as camera gimbals or valve actuators. Buyers who require higher torque, faster speed, position feedback or a different shaft diameter should look elsewhere.
3-9V range with 185 RPM at 3V
The gearbox provides usable torque for small loads at low voltage, making it comfortable for battery-powered prototypes. It runs out of headroom when the load exceeds the gearbox rating or when continuous operation demands more current than the 3V brushed windings can supply.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
What voltage source do I need to run this 3-9 V motor at its rated 185 RPM?
Supply any DC voltage between 3 V and 9 V; the motor is specified to turn at 185 revolutions per minute at 3 V.
Will the 3 mm D-shaft fit the gear or wheel I already have?
The output shaft is 3 mm diameter with a D-shaped flat and 9.5 mm long, so it matches standard N20 pinions and wheels bored for that size.
How can I confirm the motor is rotating in the direction I wired it for?
Apply power and watch the shaft — it turns clockwise or counter-clockwise depending on polarity, giving immediate visual confirmation.
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