HySecurity MX002573, MOTOR, 24VDC, 750W,HALL EFFECT
The HySecurity MX002573 motor is a high-output 24VDC replacement motor rated at 750 watts and built with Hall effect/RPM sensing for supported HySecurity operators. The sensor feedback is important because the controller uses motor movement information for speed, position, and obstruction-related behavior. In the field, a technician may look at this motor when the operator runs weakly, stalls, shows motor or encoder-related errors, will not move under load, or has a motor that tests out of specification.
This is not a generic DC motor replacement. The 24VDC rating, 750W power level, sensor feedback, connector arrangement, mounting pattern, and operator firmware expectations all matter. The official SlideSmart HD parts list includes MX002573 as the 24VDC 750W Hall Effect motor, and other distributor references describe it as a motor with sensor used in select HySecurity systems.
Compatible With
Compatibility should be verified by the HySecurity parts diagram, operator serial number, and the part number on the original component before ordering.
- HySecurity SlideSmart HD operators where MX002573 is listed in the parts diagram
- Select HySecurity Smart DC operator applications that specify a 24VDC 750W Hall Effect motor
- Applications requiring motor feedback / Hall effect / RPM sensor wiring
- Not a replacement for MX001995 unless the parts diagram confirms the change
- Not a generic 24VDC motor for non-HySecurity equipment
- Not interchangeable with AC motors, brush kits, gearboxes, or motor-only parts without sensor feedback
Features and Specifications
| Manufacturer | HySecurity / Nice HySecurity |
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| Product Type | DC motor with Hall effect / RPM sensor |
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| Part Number | MX002573 |
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| Voltage | 24 VDC |
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| Power | 750W |
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| Motor Type | DC motor with sensor feedback |
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| Compatible Operator Type | Select HySecurity Smart DC / SlideSmart HD applications |
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| Notes | Verify connector, mounting, controller compatibility, and original motor label |
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Also Known As / Related Part Numbers
- MX002573
- MX 002573
- HYS-MX002573
- HySecurity 24VDC 750W motor
- HySecurity motor with sensor
- HySecurity Hall Effect motor
- SlideSmart HD motor
- 24VDC motor with RPM sensor
- Nice HySecurity MX002573
Technician Note
When replacing this motor, inspect the drive train and controller before assuming the motor caused the fault. A jammed gate, failed gearbox, damaged wiring, low battery voltage, or controller fault can mimic a motor problem.
Before Ordering
- Confirm the original motor part number and label.
- Verify 24VDC and 750W rating.
- Check whether the operator requires Hall effect/RPM sensor feedback.
- Inspect motor wiring, plugs, encoder/sensor leads, and controller connections.
- Test gate movement and drive components before replacing the motor.
Professional Advisory
Motor replacement on automated gate equipment can involve high current DC circuits and heavy moving components. Use a qualified gate technician if the operator has drive faults, obstruction errors, or unsafe movement.
Important Ordering Warnings
- Do not bypass sensor wiring to make a different motor run.
- Do not install this motor in an operator that does not call for MX002573.
- Disconnect power and secure the gate before motor service.
Product Questions and Answers
What is special about MX002573?
MX002573 is a 24VDC, 750W HySecurity motor with Hall effect or RPM sensor feedback, not just a basic DC motor.
Which operator is this motor commonly associated with?
It is listed in SlideSmart HD parts references and may be used in select HySecurity applications where the parts diagram calls for MX002573.
Can I use a standard 24VDC motor instead?
No. The sensor feedback, wattage, connector, and mounting must match the operator requirements.
What symptoms can point to motor replacement?
Possible symptoms include weak movement, motor faults, no movement under load, sensor feedback errors, or a motor that tests out of specification.
Should the controller be checked too?
Yes. Wiring, controller outputs, battery voltage, obstruction conditions, and drive-train binding should be checked before replacing the motor.
