DANFOSS EDITRON
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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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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Danfoss Editron and Spierings Mobile Cranes work together to develop mobile cranes and lifts that generate zero emissions. As of 2020, all the machines manufactured by Spierings have electric functionality. This use case explores the partnership.
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When Doosan was planning on adding two new battery-electric excavators to its portfolio, ECE turned to Electrauvision, a division of Danfoss’ partner Hydrauvision, to supply Danfoss’ drivetrains.
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Vinssen recruited Danfoss’ Editron division to deliver the drivetrain for the vessel, named Hydrogenia.
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The Winter Navigation Motorway of the Sea II (WINMOS II) project, co-funded by the EU Connecting Europe Facility Programme, was a €7.6 million scheme aimed at developing and enhancing the maritime winter navigation system in the EU’s northernmost waters, such as the Baltic Sea.
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Mine Master Ltd commissioned Danfoss’ Editron division to supply the electric drivetrain powering their first two electrified underground rigs prototypes.
News
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Designed for in-house engineering teams at original equipment manufacturers and distributors, A+ software reduces development time and costs.
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Additional zero-leak electrohydraulic module sizes and new mechanical modules round out proportional valve offering for agricultural applications.
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Boston by Danfoss Emperor™ EHW094 TPU hose and Royal™ EHW194 EPDM hose offer superior performance and high flexibility for electric vehicles, data centers, and other liquid cooling needs.
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.