Power control for vehicles, machines and marine applications
Danfoss Editron electric drivetrains are specially designed for controlling the flow of hybrid and electric power in vehicle, machine and marine applications.
Main product groups
Electric converters including inverters and frequency converters
Electric DC-to-DC converters
The software for all products supports a variety of the communication protocols. These are most widely used in vehicles e.g. SAE–J1939 and CANopen. As a Danfoss customer, you can further customize the operation of the inverters. Additionally, create your own applications with the license-free CODESYS IEC61131-3 programming tool.
Power range 100-2,000 kW
EC-C1200 is built with components that can handle double the number of load cycles. Which is compared to components used in standard industrial inverters. The standard lifespan of EC-C1200 products is up to 20 years. The high-performance vector control of Danfoss EC-C1200 drives the motors accurately and smoothly. It can control induction motors (IM) and permanent magnet (PM) motors Additionally, Danfoss reluctance-assisted permanent magnet (SRPM) motors with or without sensors. The EC-C1200 can be selected with different software options. This allows it to work as active front end, microgrid, motor control (inverter) and as a DC-to-DC converter.
Product range

Danfoss Editron
Danfoss Editron specializes in hybrid and electric powertrain systems for off-highway and marine markets, as a business division of Danfoss. It develops and manufactures high-performance EDITRON power systems for heavy duty vehicles, machines and marine vessels. These are based on its unique synchronous reluctance assisted permanent magnet (SRPM) technology.
Documents
Type | Name | Language | Valid for | Updated | Download | File type |
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User guide | EC-C1200 Electric Converter User Guide | Chinese (CN) | Multiple | 17 Apr, 2019 | 15.8 MB | |
User guide | EC-C1200 Electric Converter User Guide | Portuguese | Multiple | 23 May, 2019 | 15.7 MB | |
User guide | EC-C1200 Electric Converter User Guide | English | Multiple | 14 Jan, 2019 | 15.0 MB | |
User guide | EC-C1200 Electric Converter User Guide | German | Multiple | 04 Apr, 2019 | 14.9 MB | |
Data sheet | EC-C1200-450 Electric Converter Data Sheet | Chinese (CN) | Multiple | 09 Feb, 2021 | 2.0 MB | |
Data sheet | EC-C1200-450 Electric Converter Data Sheet | English | Multiple | 01 Feb, 2021 | 1.9 MB | |
Data sheet | EC-LTS1200 Data Sheet | English | Multiple | 24 Sep, 2020 | 399.4 KB | |
Data sheet | EC-LTS1200 Data Sheet | Chinese (CN) | Multiple | 09 Feb, 2021 | 1.4 MB | |
User guide | EC-LTS1200-410 User Guide | English | Multiple | 24 Sep, 2020 | 4.6 MB |
Software
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Electric machines
A wide range of electric machines allows to select the exact machine type to fit the required torque, speed or power. Highest efficiency enabling higher operating ranges in hybrid- or full-electric applications. All electric machines are designed for the harsh operating conditions in work machines, commercial vehicles and marine applications.
Case studies
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Retrofitting an iconic Finnish ferry
For retrofitting the iconic Finnish ferry - Prostvik, Danfoss Editron introduced its new direct current-link solution, consisting of a compact and lightweight diesel-electrical drivetrain. The main benefits of installing a diesel-electric system are significantly reducing the ferry’s environmental footprint, as well as achieving redundancy.
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Taipei buses driving the electrical bus revolution
The city Taipei in Taiwan turned to Danfoss Editron. Asking them to power their first line of all-electric bus line with Editron's drivetrain system. With this system the buses have no emissions and can run over 260km at full capacity and 300km when empty.
News
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Danfoss Editron part of consortium developing a next-generation, zero-emission electric powertrainThursday, April 8, 2021
Danfoss Editron, Meritor and Electra Commercial Vehicles have teamed up to form the Electric Powertrain Integration for Heavy Commercial Vehicles (EPIC) consortium, led by Meritor.