AGFRC C02CLS 2.2g coreless digital micro servo

AGFRC C02CLS Micro Servo – 2.2g Coreless Digital (1S, 0.11kg·cm)

$18.99 NZD
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AGFRC C02CLS Micro Servo – 2.2g Coreless Digital (1S, 0.11kg·cm)

$18.99 NZD
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The AGFRC C02CLS is an ultra-light 2.2g coreless digital sub-micro servo, built for small RC aircraft, helicopters and micro robotics where every gram matters. It runs on a single LiPo cell (1S, 3.7–4.2V) and delivers fast, precise response from a tiny footprint. Important: this is a 1S servo, so power it from 3.7–4.2V, not the usual 5–6V.

  • Ultra-light 2.2g sub-micro body
  • Coreless motor for fast, precise response
  • Digital circuit with 5µs dead band
  • 1S powered (3.7–4.2V), single LiPo cell
  • Around 0.11kg·cm torque at 4.2V
  • Quick 0.06s / 60° at 4.2V
  • 20T spline, ~120° travel
  • Standard 3-wire PWM (Arduino / ESP32 / RC)

Specifications

TypeCoreless digital sub-micro servo
Weight~2.2g
Operating voltage3.7–4.2V (1S)
Torque~0.11kg·cm (110g·cm) at 4.2V
Speed0.06s / 60° at 4.2V (0.07s at 3.7V)
Travel~120°
Spline20T
Dead band5µs
ControlPWM, 1520µs centre (up to 333Hz)
Wiring3-wire: brown GND / red V+ / orange signal
Dimensions~16.0 × 8.2 × 14.5mm
Full technical datasheet PDF

What's in the box

AGFRC C02CLS coreless digital micro servo

Supplied with servo horn(s).

Great for

Micro and park-flyer RC aircraft
Small RC helicopters
Lightweight robotics and mechanisms
Micro camera and sensor gimbals
Animatronic eyes and small props
Arduino and ESP32 light projects

Wiring & getting started

  1. Connect power

    Brown wire to GND, red wire to a 1S (3.7–4.2V) supply. Do not use 5V.

  2. Connect signal

    Orange wire to a PWM pin on your Arduino or ESP32 (3.3V or 5V logic are both fine).

  3. Use the Servo library

    On Arduino use Servo (ESP32Servo on an ESP32); writeMicroseconds() gives fine control over the ~120° travel.

  4. Mind the end stops

    Stay within the mechanical range and don't hold it stalled against an end stop.

Common questions

What voltage does it run on?

It's a 1S servo: 3.7–4.2V. Don't feed it 5V, that's above its rating and can damage it. Use a single LiPo cell, or a buck converter set to around 4V.

Can I power it from an Arduino's 5V pin?

No, 5V exceeds its 4.2V limit. Power it from a separate 1S (3.7–4.2V) source with a common ground to your controller. The signal wire can still be 3.3V or 5V.

Will it work with Arduino and ESP32?

Yes. It takes a standard PWM signal, use the Servo library on Arduino, or the ESP32Servo library on an ESP32.

How much can it move?

Around 0.11kg·cm of torque. It's a light-duty micro servo for small, lightweight control surfaces and mechanisms, not heavy loads.

How is it wired?

Standard 3-wire servo lead: brown is ground, red is positive (the middle wire), and orange is the signal.

Good to know: This is a 1S servo, always power it from 3.7–4.2V, never 5–6V. Every servo is checked before it ships from our Te Awamutu stock.

Why buy from NZN

International prices. None of the international wait.

We're a small Kiwi-owned shop, and we stock the same boards and parts you'd usually order from overseas, for about the same price. The only real difference is they ship from Te Awamutu, so you get them in a few days instead of waiting weeks.

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We're NZ owned and operated, and every order is picked, packed and sent from our place in Te Awamutu, Waikato.

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Low prices are the goal

As a maker myself, I want New Zealand to have a genuine low-price local option for electronics, not overpriced shelves or a long wait on an international parcel.

Checked, and easy to sort if it's not right

We test things before they go out, and if something's off you've got 30 day returns, a 12 month warranty and a real person in NZ to email.

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