Fully-electric and hybrid EDITRON systems:
- Fully-electric and hybrid EDITRON systems
- Lower fuel and energy consumption
- Reduced carbon dioxide and small particle emissions
- Freedom of design thanks to lightweight and compact hardware
- Easy integration into various different machines
Markets we serve
The future is electric. It’s in our DNA
With over 50 years’ history and experience, we are leading the electrification revolution. Around the world, our international teams are delivering the technology to enable a carbon-free future.
EDITRON is the world’s most sophisticated electric drivetrain system designed, manufactured and delivered by Danfoss Editron.
Our unique approach delivers maximum efficiencies, reduced size and weight, plus continual improvements for our customers. The sophisticated software behind our system controls and optimizes each individual component of an electric or hybrid drivetrain, leading to more intelligent management of power distribution.
The EDITRON system is comprised of components designed in-house with high IP-classes. In the marine market, it uses synchronous reluctance assisted permanent magnet technology on machines up to 6MW, while in off-highway and on-highway industries the power ranges from 30kW to 1000kW.
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Case studies
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World’s first fully electric large foundation rig with Danfoss Editron components.
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Learn how the Danfoss Series 45 ETL pump eliminated stalling, reduced costs, and delivered efficiency improvements for a truck-mounted crane produced by Türkiye-based OEM MPG.
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When COVID-19 wiped out festivals and live events, things were looking bleak for audio technology start-up iXora. With some help from Danfoss, the company realized that its cooling technology could be repurposed into a potentially game-changing solution for data centers.
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New Danfoss valve to control speed and power of hydraulic muscle in Australian manufacturer Franna’s cranes. “It’s extremely precise – definitely the best valve for the job,” Franna says.
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Junttan, a Finnish hydraulic piling equipment manufacturer, built the world’s first fully-electric pile driving rig in order to offer a sustainable option to their customers.
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A new generation of electric skid steer loaders is bringing smarter functionality to this important market segment, enhancing operator ease of use and productivity. Helping to facilitate this transition are intelligent electronic controls and software from Danfoss Power Solutions.
News
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Danfoss Power Solutions today announced the launch of its Editron EM-PMI180 low-voltage electric motor. The 48-volt synchronous reluctance assisted permanent magnet (SRPM) motor is designed to drive a hydraulic gear pump in compact electric machinery, powering the machine’s work functions.
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Danfoss Power Solutions today announced the launch of its Aeroquip by Danfoss GH888 Main Pump Hose, a two-wire braided hydraulic hose designed for the main pump line on tractors. GH888 Hose can be used in place of four-wire spiral hose in this application, offering greater flexibility, reduced weight, increased heat resistance, and lower total cost of ownership.
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Designed for systems with one pump and two or four drive motors, PC-AC MultiMotor offers full traction control on each wheel or axle from zero to maximum ground speed across varying terrains. The off-the-shelf solution is built on Danfoss’ PC-AC Core propel software platform, which offers reliable and efficient control as well as quick and simple startup, dramatically reducing propel subsystem development time.
Green energy transition towards a Fossil Free Future
Danfoss is leading a Fossil Free Future program which builds an ecosystem that drives intelligent, sustainable and cost-effective use of energy.