1204-408 36/48V 225A (0-5K) Curtis PMC

Product Description

The 1204-408 36/48V 225A (0-5K) Curtis PMC is a microprocessor-based motor controller that provides smooth and precise control of your electric vehicle's motor. It has a rugged design that can withstand harsh environments and vibrations. It also has multiple protection features that prevent damage from overcurrent, under voltage, over-voltage, short circuit, and overheating. The controller can be programmed using the Curtis handheld programmer or PC software to suit your specific needs and preferences. You can adjust parameters such as acceleration, deceleration, current limit, speed limit, regenerative braking, and more.

Cross Reference:

CC1018008, CL7007663, CT1204-408, HU1666089R, PHAX00001228, YP5243004-31R, 1018008, 7007663, 1204-408, 1666089R, AX00001228, 5243004-31R.

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Technical Manual: 1205 05 Manual

1204-408 36/48V 225A (0-5K) Curtis PMC

Product Specifications

The specifications of this 1204-408 PMC are mentioned below.

Features and Benefits

• Provides smooth and precise control of your electric vehicle's motor

• Compatible with most electric vehicles that use a 0-5K throttle input and a 36 or 48-volt battery system

• Programmable using the Curtis handheld programmer or PC software

• Rugged design that can withstand harsh environments and vibrations

• Multiple protection features that prevent damage from overcurrent, under voltage, over-voltage, short circuit, and overheating

• Regenerative braking that recovers energy and extends battery life

Recommended Use

The 1204-408 Curtis PMC controller is suitable for various types of electric vehicles.

Electric Vehicle

Warranty Information

This Curtis PMC comes with a 6-month warranty, upgradable for up to 36 months. All remanufactured and rebuilt items are subject to a core charge. The core charge is refundable. The refund amount will be determined by the status of the core returned.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I know if the controller is working properly?

A: You can check the status of the controller by observing the LED indicators on the front panel. The green LED indicates the controller is powered on and ready to operate. The red LED indicates a fault condition or an error code. The yellow LED indicates that the controller is in programming mode.

Q: What are some common error codes, and how do I fix them?

A: Some common error codes are:

Overcurrent

The controller detects an excessive current drawn from the motor. Check the wiring connections and the motor for shorts or damage.

Under voltage

The controller detects a low battery voltage. Check the battery condition and charge level.

Overvoltage

The controller detects a high battery voltage. Check the battery condition and charge level.

Throttle Fault

The controller detects a problem with the throttle input. Check the throttle wiring and calibration.

Over Temperature

The controller detects an excessive rise in temperature. Allow the controller to cool down and reduce the load or speed.

Q: How do I install the controller?

A: You can install the controller by following these steps:

• Disconnect the battery and secure the cables to prevent accidental contact.

• Mount the controller on a flat and sturdy surface using screws or bolts. Make sure there is enough ventilation and clearance around the controller.

• Connect the battery cables to the B+ and B- terminals on the controller. Make sure the polarity is correct, and the connections are tight.

• Connect the motor cables to the M1 and M2 terminals on the controller. Make sure the polarity is correct, and the connections are tight.

• Connect the throttle cable to the T1 and T2 terminals on the controller. Make sure the polarity is correct, and the connections are tight.

• Connect any other accessories or devices, such as brake switches, reverse switches, key switches, etc., to the appropriate terminals on the controller.

• Reconnect the battery and test the operation of the controller and the vehicle.

Q: How do I maintain the controller?

A: You can maintain the controller by following these tips:

• Keep the controller clean and dry. Avoid exposure to moisture, dust, dirt, chemicals, or corrosive substances.

• Check the wiring connections regularly for looseness, corrosion, or damage. Repair or replace any faulty wires or connectors.

• Check the controller for signs of overheating, such as discoloration, deformation, or melting. Replace any damaged parts or components.

• Check the controller for signs of physical damage, such as cracks, dents, or breaks. Replace any damaged parts or components.

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