SEQURE 12100 5–12S 100A AM32 ESC (Heavy-Lift Brushless Power)

The SEQURE 12100 is the “I need grown-up amps” ESC for pilots running big multi-rotors, agriculture rigs, fixed-wing bruisers, or RC models that could tow a small shed. Powered by the STM32G071 processor with 128 kHz PWM support, this 5–12S, 100A controller is built for serious lift, long-range efficiency, and the kind of reliability that keeps magic smoke safely inside. High-intent goodies upfront: 100A ESC, 12S ESC, AM32 heavy-lift ESC.

Why You Want It

Because nothing ruins a day like watching a massive build brown-out mid-throttle. The SQESC 12100 uses chunky MOSFETs, a CNC metal radiator, and proper protection modes to stay cool under 12S pressure. Smooth bidirectional control, telemetry support, and visual programming mean you get data, precision, and fewer “why did it desync?” debates. (Snake-oil call-out: RGB LEDs don’t add thrust — but they do add joy.)

Specifications

• Processor: STM32G071 @ 64 MHz (tiny chip, big authority)
• Input Voltage: 5–12S LiPo, 18–50.4 V
• Continuous Current: 100 A (with good airflow)
• Peak Current: 180 A (blink and it’s gone)
• Firmware: BLHeli_32 / AM32
• PWM Frequency: Up to 128 kHz
• Motion Modes: Forward, bidirectional, brake
• Protection: Low-voltage, thermal, locked-rotor, over-current
• Protocols: All DShot, PWM, Oneshot, Multishot
• Parameter Tuning: Timing, throttle, current, telemetry, steering
• RGB LED: Customisable (because style points matter)
• Applications: Drones, fixed-wing, plant protection, RC cars, ships, crawlers

What’s in the Box*

• 1× SEQURE 12100 ESC
• 1× Signal cable
• 1× Basic hardware pack (enough to stop you raiding the spares bin)

Disclaimer

Accessories may vary, but the ESC won’t magically downgrade itself from 12S — we’re not monsters.

Still Here?

You’re either building something enormous or procrastinating soldering. For the long-tail crowd: this 12S 100A AM32 ESC is ideal for heavy-lift drones and high-voltage RC platforms needing smooth, cool, telemetered power delivery. Treat yourself — or send this to a mate who insists “100 amps is plenty.”