The E05 Electronic 5-Speed Internal Gear Hub For Shared E-Bike Fleets is an application-focused page based on the E05 / LG-P7100-5D source product. It is written for shared e-bike operators, rental mobility platforms and OEM teams developing public-use electric bicycles that need simpler rider operation, cleaner drivetrain integration and project-level electronic matching.
In shared mobility, riders may use the bicycle for short trips and may not want to manage gear selection. E05 helps move shifting work into the system. Automatic intelligent shifting reduces rider-side operation dependency, while automatic return to start gear supports repeated stop-and-go usage in urban fleet environments.
The sealed internal gear hub structure also helps reduce exposed drivetrain parts around the rear wheel. For fleet platform development, E05 should be evaluated with its confirmed technical baseline: 5-speed internal gear hub, 249% total gear ratio, 142 mm O.L.D., 6-bolt disc brake, 15V-60V DC operating voltage range, CAN Interface, IPX6 waterproof rating and RoHS / REACH certification.
| Field | Recommended Content |
|---|---|
| Model | LG-P7100-5D |
| Product Type | 5 Speed Internal Gear Hub |
| Number Of Speeds | 5 |
| Overall Gear Ratio | 249% |
| Gear Ratios | 0.74 / 1.00 / 1.30 / 1.56 / 1.84 |
| Brake Type | 6-Bolt Disc Brake |
| Spoke Size | #13 / #14 |
| O.L.D. | 142 mm |
| Axle Length | 198 mm |
| Thread Size | M12 x 1.25 |
| Spoke Holes | 36H |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 2.15 kg |
| Operating / Storage Temperature | -30-80°C / -40-85°C |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX6 |
| Certification | RoHS / REACH |
| Operating Voltage Range | 15V-60V DC |
| Power Supply Requirement | ≥2.5A @ 36V |
| Standby Current | 20mA @ 36V |
| Stalling Current | ≤1.8A @ 36V |
| Baud Rate | 250K bps |
E05 is based on the general principle of planetary internal gearing. A planetary gear set includes a sun gear, planet gears and a ring gear. By changing which member is driven, held or used as output, the hub can provide different transmission ratios inside a compact rear hub assembly.
E05 uses electronic control and motor-driven shifting to complete gear changes. This supports automatic intelligent shifting and Bluetooth manual shifting while keeping the gear system inside the rear hub. The product page should avoid unpublished details such as sensor structure, AI algorithm, learning function or CANbus custom shift strategy.
E05 is suitable for premium city e-bikes, smart commuter e-bikes, OEM drivetrain development projects and high-end urban mobility models that require a cleaner rear-wheel drivetrain, electronic internal shifting and a wide gear range.
Before sampling, OEM teams should confirm rear frame drawing, 142 mm O.L.D., axle and dropout matching, 6-bolt disc brake layout, spoke specification, wheel design, voltage range, CAN Interface requirement, controller matching, cable routing, waterproof target and target riding conditions. Installation, control interface and shifting mode setup should be confirmed during project matching.
Q: Is E05 suitable for OEM e-bike development? A: Yes. E05 provides a source-backed baseline for OEM review, including 142 mm O.L.D., 6-bolt disc brake, 36H spoke holes, 15V-60V DC operating range and CAN Interface.
Q: Is E05 the same type of product as R900? A: No. E05 is an electronic 5-speed internal gear hub without an integrated motor. R900 is a hub motor gearbox with integrated motor drive and electronic 3-speed shifting.
Q: Can OEM teams customize the CAN shift logic? A: The public page should only state CAN Interface and vehicle-side matching. Any controller matching or shift logic should be handled through project technical communication.
Q: Does E05 support Bluetooth manual shifting? A: Yes. E05 supports Bluetooth manual shifting together with automatic intelligent shifting. Exact configuration should be confirmed by project.
Q: Can E05 replace an external derailleur system? A: It can be evaluated as an internal gear hub solution for many e-bike projects, but replacement feasibility depends on frame design, wheel layout, brake layout, gear range target and electronic integration.
Q: What does the OEM customer need to provide? A: Rear frame drawing, O.L.D., brake layout, spoke specification, voltage range, controller interface requirement, target vehicle type and expected riding conditions should be provided before sampling.