Profile state
Exact-model evidence linked
At least one exact component record is linked below.
Manufacturer profile
Shenzhen servo manufacturer whose ST/SC bus-servo families are widely specified in open-source robot arm and mobile-platform BOMs.
Identity boundary
RCI links the manufacturer identity to public evidence. Inclusion does not imply independent verification of performance, commercial availability in every region, or any commercial relationship with RCI.
Official website ↗30 claim-level observations point to 3 distinct source URLs; unresolved conditions remain visible.
Profile state
At least one exact component record is linked below.
Product focus
Scope is descriptive and does not establish regional availability, fitness or equivalence across product families.
Evidence surface
3 distinct claim sources and 13 explicit unknown, conflict or limitation entries.
Editorial next step
Prioritize thermal, lifecycle, compatibility and independent-test gaps.
These checks define the evidence work still required; they are not claims about this manufacturer.
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Every value on these records points to a claim-level source and verification date.
This record freezes the 7.4 V-class variant ST-3215-C001 of the STS3215 family and preserves the official page’s voltage wording exactly: the title and description market the servo as “7.4V 19KG”, while the specification table states an operating voltage range of 6-7.4V and attaches its only stall-torque figure, 19.5kg.cm, to 6V. RCI does not resolve this internal tension (documented voltage-conflict note RCI 049). The 12 V variant ST-3215-C018 is a separate record.
This record freezes the 12 V-class variant ST-3215-C018 of the STS3215 family as a separate record from the 7.4 V-class ST-3215-C001, demonstrating the variant-split rule. The official page markets the servo as “12V 30KG” while its specification table states an operating voltage range of 4-14V; RCI preserves both statements without resolving them.