The GA12-N20 12V 150RPM Micro DC Reducer Motor Encoder with Wire is a reliable miniature geared motor built for projects requiring compact size and precise motion feedback. Powered by 12V DC, it provides a stable 1000RPM output through a durable metal gearbox. The integrated 3PPR encoder offers accurate pulse feedback for speed monitoring and position control, making it suitable for robotics, automation, and educational applications. Its lightweight design, D-type output shaft, and included connector allow quick installation in space-limited assemblies. The motor can operate within a 3V–12V range, offering flexibility for different power sources while maintaining dependable performance. Whether used in robot platforms, smart devices, or DIY engineering projects, this geared motor delivers smooth operation, reliable control, and long-lasting durability. Features: Compact GA12-N20 metal geared motor Rated operating voltage of 12V DC Stable 1000RPM output speed Built-in 3PPR encoder for feedback Lightweight and durable metal construction D-type output shaft for secure coupling 140mm encoder wire with connector included Suitable for robotics and automation projects Specifications: Product Type: Micro DC Reducer Motor with Encoder Model: GA12-N20 Motor Type: Metal Geared DC Motor Rated Voltage: 12V DC Output Speed: 1000RPM Encoder Count: 3PPR (Pulse Per Revolution) Encoder Wire Length: 140mm Wheel Diameter: 43mm Milling Edge: 0.5mm Output Shaft Size: 3 × 10mm Output Shaft Type: D-Type Motor Size: 15 × 12 × 10mm Gearbox Length: 9mm Weight: 14g Package Includes: 1 x GA12-N20 12V 1000RPM Micro DC Reducer Motor Encoder with Wire
Specifications
| Model | GA12-N20 |
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| Rated Voltage | DC 12V |
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| Output Speed | 1000RPM |
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| Output Shaft Size | 3 × 10mm |
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| Output Shaft Type | D-Type |
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| Encoder Test Wire Length | 140mm |
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| Wheel Diameter | 43mm |
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| Count | 3PPR (Pulse Per Revolution) |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.016 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 6 × 4 × 2 cm |
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