Which E-Bike Display Do I Have?
The surest way is the model name printed on the display. The drawings and clues below help you narrow it down.
Which code list does my display use?
Look at how the code appears on your screen:
- E plus two digits (like
E07): the S866 list. - A plain number from 1 to 13 next to an "Error" label: the SW900 list.
- A number followed by "info" (like
03 info): the KT-LCD3 / LCD4 list. - A number from 21 to 30 on a King-Meter or KD display: the King-Meter / KD list.
- A two-digit number on a Bafang system: it depends on the display, because Bafang's lists differ. Check the label on the back: DPC-18, C961, C965, 850C, E162 / E163.
- Flashing lights instead of a number: Bafang E170 / E180 / E181.
Still not sure? Look up your code number to see what it means on every display we cover.
Drawings are simplified illustrations to help you compare shapes and button layouts. They aren't exact pictures of any product.
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S866
Small black-and-white LCD with a separate button pad. Very common on hub-motor conversion kits and budget e-bikes.
- Small grey-green LCD screen, wider than it is tall
- Separate button pad by the left grip
- "S866" printed on the back or the box
- Codes look like E07
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S966
Rectangular display with a color-backlit screen and a separate button pad. Sold for 24V, 36V and 48V conversion kits.
- Color-backlit screen with a large speed readout and an "ERROR" label above it
- "S966" printed on the front, below the screen
- Separate button pad with +, - and M buttons
- Some come with NFC key cards for switching on
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KT-LCD3 / LCD4
Displays made for KT (Kunteng) controllers. These pages cover the KT-LCD3 and KT-LCD4, whose manuals list "info" codes.
- "KT" or "KUNTENG" on the display or controller
- Errors appear as a number followed by "info", like 03 info
- Model name (LCD3 or LCD4) on the back label
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SW900
Rectangular LCD with a separate handlebar button pad. Common on conversion kits and many complete e-bikes.
- Rectangular black-and-white LCD
- Separate button pad by the left grip
- "SW900" printed on the back
- Codes show as a plain number next to an "Error" label
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SW102
Tiny, minimal LCD that sits next to the grip with a separate button pad. Popular on lightweight builds.
- Very small screen, about the size of a matchbox
- Separate button pad
- "SW102" printed on the back
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KD718
Large black-and-white LCD from the KD family, with a separate button pad.
- Large LCD with big speed digits
- Separate button pad
- "KD718" printed on the back
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KM5S
Compact King-Meter LCD used on many kits and budget e-bikes.
- Compact black-and-white LCD
- "KM5S" or "King-Meter" printed on the display
- Codes are two-digit numbers from 21 to 30
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Bafang DPC-18
Bafang's color display (DP C18.UART), used with Bafang mid-drive and hub motors. Separate button pad.
- Color screen with a Bafang logo at start-up
- Separate button pad
- "DPC18" or "DP C18" on the back label
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Bafang C961
Small black-and-white display with a separate button pad, made for Bafang conversion kits.
- Small black-and-white screen
- Three-button pad (M, + and -)
- "C961" on the back label
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Bafang C965
Black-and-white display made for Bafang kits, with buttons built into the display itself.
- Black-and-white screen with buttons under it
- "C965" on the back label
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500C
Tall color display made for Bafang motor kits, with a separate button pad.
- Color screen, taller than it is wide
- Separate button pad
- "500C" on the back label
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850C
Large color display made for Bafang motor kits, with buttons on the display itself.
- Large color screen
- Buttons on the right side of the display
- "850C" on the back label
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Check the label for
Bafang E162 / E163Bafang E162 / E163
Bafang CAN displays (DP E162.CAN and DP E163.CAN). The code flashes on the display.
- "DP E162.CAN" or "DP E163.CAN" on the label
- Bafang motor system
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Bafang E170 / E180 / E181
Small Bafang CAN control units (DP E170.CAN, E180.CAN and E181.CAN). They show codes with flashing lights instead of a number screen.
- No number screen: just a button and lights
- "DP E170.CAN", "DP E180.CAN" or "DP E181.CAN" on the label
Still not sure?
No problem. Look up your code number to see what it means on every display we cover.