Holybro PM06 V2 14S Analog Power Module with 4-ESC Distribution The Holybro PM06 V2 combines three jobs in one compact board: regulated power for a compatible flight controller, analog battery-voltage and current sensing, and integrated power distribution for up to four ESCs. This OpenELAB listing is specifically for the 14S Version, making it suitable for 2S to 14S drone power systems that use an analog power-module interface. Why Choose the PM06 V2? Integrated four-ESC distribution: route battery power to four ESC outputs without adding a separate basic PDB. Power plus telemetry: supplies regulated 5.2 V power to the flight controller while reporting battery voltage and current through an analog signal. High-voltage battery support: the stocked 14S version supports 2S to 14S input. Compact mounting: a 35 x 35 mm board footprint with 30.5 x 30.5 mm mounting-hole spacing fits common flight stacks. PX4 and ArduPilot workflows: supports battery-monitor configuration for telemetry, consumed-capacity estimation, and battery-failsafe decisions on compatible controllers. Compatibility and Version Notice This product uses analog voltage and current output. Holybro lists PM06 V2 for Pixhawk 6C, Pixhawk 6C Mini, Pix32 V6, Cube Orange, and other flight controllers that accept a compatible analog power module. PX4 also documents PM06 for Pixhawk-family systems. Not compatible with Pixhawk 5X or Pixhawk 6X: these controllers require a compatible digital module such as PM06D. Confirm the POWER-port pinout, signal type, battery voltage, and expected current before ordering. Version sold here: 14S Version only. Technical Specifications Version PM06 V2, 14S Version Input voltage 2S-14S Communication Analog voltage and current sensing Regulated output 5.2 V DC, 3 A maximum Maximum stated output power 18 W PCB continuous current rating 70 A PCB burst current rating 120 A for less than 60 seconds Maximum current sensing 120 A Voltage divider 18.182 Amperes per volt 36.364 ESC power distribution Four integrated outputs Power-module port Six-pin GHR, 1.25 mm pitch PWM header No Board footprint 35 x 35 mm Mounting-hole spacing 30.5 x 30.5 mm Module weight Approximately 24 g Current-Rating Safety Note The PCB is rated for 70 A continuous current and 120 A burst current for less than 60 seconds. However, Holybro rates the pre-soldered XT60 connector and 12 AWG wire for 30 A continuous and 60 A burst for less than 60 seconds. The lowest-rated connector, wire, solder joint, or board component determines the safe system limit. Upgrade the power leads and connector when the aircraft requires more current, and size every ESC branch for its expected load. Pin Map The six-pin connector is labeled with two ground pins, voltage sensing, current sensing, and two 5 V supply pins. Always verify orientation and polarity against the flight-controller documentation before connecting power. Installation and Setup Disconnect the battery and mount the board using the 30.5 x 30.5 mm hole pattern. Verify polarity, then connect the battery through the installed XT60 lead. Connect each ESC to the correctly polarized B+ and GND output pads shown in the pin map. Connect the six-pin GHR cable to a compatible flight-controller POWER port. Configure analog voltage and current monitoring in PX4 or ArduPilot. Before flight, compare reported voltage and current with trusted test equipment and calibrate the battery monitor if required. For setup details, see the Holybro power-module documentation and the PX4 PM06 guide. What's Included 1 x Holybro PM06 V2 14S power module with integrated four-ESC distribution, installed XT60 lead, and installed capacitor 1 x JST-GHR six-pin cable, 1.25 mm pitch Flight controller, battery, ESCs, motors, and additional power wiring are not included. FAQ Which PM06 V2 version is sold on this page? This listing contains only the 14S Version, with a specified input range of 2S to 14S. Does the PM06 V2 replace a separate power distribution board? For a four-ESC build, it provides integrated battery-power distribution to four ESC outputs. More complex power systems may still require additional distribution hardware. Can I use it with Pixhawk 5X or Pixhawk 6X? No. PM06 V2 uses analog sensing; Pixhawk 5X and 6X require a compatible digital power module such as PM06D. Can the supplied XT60 lead carry the full 70 A PCB rating continuously? No. Holybro rates the supplied XT60 connector and 12 AWG lead for 30 A continuous and 60 A burst for less than 60 seconds. Upgrade the connector and wiring for higher-current applications. Does the PM06 V2 measure motor-system current? Yes. Installed in the main battery path, it sends analog battery-voltage and current signals to a compatible autopilot. Correct configuration and calibration are required for accurate readings. What is the difference between PM06 V2 and PM06D? PM06 V2 uses analog sensing and is intended for compatible analog POWER ports. PM06D uses digital communication for controllers such as Pixhawk 5X and 6X. What comes in the package? The package includes one PM06 V2 14S module with its installed XT60 lead and capacitor, plus one JST-GHR six-pin 1.25 mm pitch cable.
