XQ-S9200D 250kg·cm 30V Brushless Servo

XQ-S9200D brushless servo with PWM input, 64 × 33 × 88.5 mm and 405 g, rated 250 kg·cm (24.53 N·m / 3472 oz·in) at 30 V with 0.130 s/60° no-load speed. Steel geartrain on 5 × ball bearing, 25T-φ11.8 mm spline, 360° customizable travel.

SKU: XQ-S9200D Category:
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250KG·CM STALL 0.130S/60° NO-LOAD 30V RATED
405G WEIGHT SteelGEARTRAIN 360°TRAVELCustomizable

Overview

The 9200 is a 250 kg·cm brushless servo on a 30 V rail. The case is 64 × 33 × 88.5 mm of CNC aluminium at 405 g, with the motor sitting under a milled fin stack and the gearbox in a sealed top block — you can see the split line in the photos.

Five ball bearings carry the gear stack and a 25T-φ11.8 mm spline takes the load, which is the size up from the 9.95 mm spline used on the 130 kg·cm models. The output arm is metal, and the electrical side ends in a socket rather than a flying lead, so the cable is specified by the machine builder.

This page covers the PWM build: a standard 50–333 Hz pulse input, 1500 µs neutral and a 3–4 µs dead band. It is the version to pick when the servo hangs off a receiver or a flight controller and you want nothing between the two.

Performance at each supply voltage

Supply No-load speed Peak stall torque Idle current Stall current
24 V 0.290 s/60° (207 °/s) 200 kg·cm (19.62 N·m / 2777 oz·in) 200 mA 5.5 A
28 V 0.200 s/60° (300 °/s) 230 kg·cm (22.56 N·m / 3194 oz·in) 300 mA 7 A
30 V 0.130 s/60° (462 °/s) 250 kg·cm (24.53 N·m / 3472 oz·in) 400 mA 8 A
Specifications scale with supply voltage. When comparing against another servo, compare at the same rail — 250 kg·cm at 30 V and 200 kg·cm at 24 V are not the same machine.

Control specification

Item Specification
Command signal PWM, 50–333 Hz
Amplifier Digital controller
Pulse width range 500–2500 µs, customizable
Neutral position 1500 µs, customizable
Dead band 3 µs
Rotating direction CCW (1000–2000 µs), customizable
Travel 360°, customizable

Mechanical specification

Item Specification Item Specification
Dimensions 64 × 33 × 88.5 mm Case material Aluminium, CNC
Weight 405 g Geartrain Steel
Bearings 5 × ball bearing Motor Brushless
Output spline 25T-φ11.8 mm Horn Metal
Lead / connector Socket, cable sold separately Mechanical limit No limit
Operating temperature −30 °C to 60 °C Storage temperature −30 °C to 70 °C
Ingress protection Splash resistant (customizable) Travel 360°, customizable

What’s in the box

  • 1 × XQ-S9200D servo
  • 1 × 7075 aluminium horn
  • 1 × mounting screw pack

How to size it

The 250 kg·cm headline is a 30 V number. On a 24 V supply the same servo is a 200 kg·cm unit at 0.29 s/60° — a 20% torque loss for 2.2× the travel time per 60°. If the machine runs on 24 V batteries, size the linkage at 200 and keep the 250 as headroom.

Stall current is 8 A at 30 V, no-load 400 mA. That is a supply question, not a receiver question: budget 10 A per servo of headroom and keep the power pair out of the signal loom.

FAQ

What supply voltage does it need?

24 to 30 V DC. The headline 250 kg·cm is measured at 30 V; at 24 V the same servo delivers 200 kg·cm at 0.29 s/60°.

Is the cable included?

No. The servo ends in a socket and the mating cable is ordered separately in the length your machine needs.

What pulse range does it accept?

The inspection sheet specifies a 500–2500 µs window (800–2200 µs on the 9130/9150) with 1500 µs neutral, both customizable at order. Feeding it outside that window is out of spec.

Can I drive it from a normal receiver?

Signal-wise yes, but check the supply. This servo wants 8.4–16.8 V, not a 6 V receiver pack, so the power rail has to be separate from the receiver’s.

Other interfaces

Same servo, TTL serial: XQ-S9200TTL
Same servo, CAN bus: XQ-S9200DC
Same servo, RS-485 Modbus: XQ-RS9200MB

Downloads

Weight 0.405 kg
Dimensions 6.4 × 3.3 × 8.85 cm
Interface

PWM

Stall torque

250 kg·cm

No-load speed

0.130 s/60°

Rated voltage

30 V

Weight

405 g

Geartrain

Steel

Case material

Aluminium, CNC

Output spline

25T-φ11.8 mm

Ingress protection

Splash resistant (customizable)

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