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
Current up to 350 Arms continuous as AC-converter and up to 400 ADC continuous as a DC/DC-converter.
The EC-C1200-450 is a heavy-duty converter. It is specifically developed for electric or hybrid drive trains in mobile work machines, buses or marine vessels. Our electric converter can act as motor inverter, active front end, DC/DC-converter, or to create a microgrid.
Features and benefits
- Extremely compact design weighing 15 kg
- High enclosure class IP67, sealed from moisture and dust
- Ambient temperature up to +105C and down to -40C
- Coolant temperature up to +65C
- Robust design withstanding high levels of mechanical vibrations and shocks
- Designed specifically for the highly cyclical loads typical in heavy mobile work machines
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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| User guide | EC-C1200 Electric Converter User Guide | Chinese (CN) | Multiple | 02 May, 2019 | 15.0 MB | |
| User guide | EC-C1200 Electric Converter User Guide | Portuguese | Multiple | 23 May, 2019 | 15.2 MB | |
| User guide | EC-C1200 Electric Converter User Guide | German | Multiple | 02 May, 2019 | 14.4 MB | |
| User guide | EC-C1200 Electric Converter User Guide | English | Multiple | 02 May, 2019 | 14.5 MB | |
| Data sheet | EC-C1200-450 Electric Converter Data Sheet | English | Multiple | 02 May, 2019 | 491.9 KB |
Drawings
Software
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Case studies
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Taipei buses driving the electrical bus revolution
The city Taipai in Taiwan turned to Danfoss Editron 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.
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The future of underground mining vehicles is here
Hermann Paus Maschinenfabrik GmbH (Paus), a producer of specialist machines and vehicles for the mining and tunneling sectors, has developed a fully-electric MinCa 5.1 off-highway vehicle, which is powered by our EDITRON drivetrain system.
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Finland’s oldest ferry goes all-electric
Danfoss Editron supplied a zero-emission electric drivetrain system for Finland's oldest ferry. The Föri ferry replaced the diesel engine with electrical one, recognizing the need for cleaner, more efficient vessel.
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Danfoss electrifying excavators
Transforming diesel-powered excavators into full electric earth moving machines. This is key in meeting the Norwegian government’s new policy on zero emission construction sites.
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Steadfast commitment to sustainable forestry
Logset, a Finnish forest machine manufacturer, partners with Danfoss Editron to develop the most powerful forest machine in the world without compromising the integrity of the harvested trees.
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Danfoss powers Asia’s first E-ferry in Taiwan
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News
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Finnish Ferry getting a diesel-electrical drivetrain systemTuesday, June 11, 2019
The Prostvik 1 ferry, which operates in Finland’s Turku archipelago, was provided with a diesel-electrical drivetrain system by Danfoss Editron. Additionally, the whole diesel-powered propulsion of the ferry will be replaced with this new electrical system to improve its efficiency and reduce emission.
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The future is even more electricThursday, June 6, 2019
New opportunities in system electrification: Danfoss Drives extends its product portfolio to include Danfoss electric machines.
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World’s most powerful fully-electric ferry got her name and is getting ready for Danish watersMonday, June 3, 2019
ÆRØ, DENMARK – The Ellen E-ferry, the world’s most powerful fully-electric ferry, is closer to entering passenger operations. Covering a 22-nautical mile crossing between the Danish islands of Ærø and Fynshav, the vessel will travel seven times further than any other electric ferry currently in operation anywhere in the world.
