1207-1133 24/36V 100A (0-5V) Pmc

Product Description

The 1207-1133 pmc is a microprocessor-based controller that uses pulse width modulation (PWM) to control the speed and direction of a series-wound or permanent magnet motor. It has a throttle input range of 0-5V, which can be adjusted by a potentiometer or a pedal. It also has a brake input that can be used to activate regenerative braking or dynamic braking. The controller has a diagnostic LED that indicates the status of the controller and the fault codes. It is enclosed in a rugged aluminum case that is water-resistant and dust-proof. It has a maximum output current of 100A and a maximum input voltage of 36V.

Cross Reference:

CL7007860, CT1207-1133, HU3184415R, PHAX00001422, YP1501215-01R, 7007860, 1207-1133, 3184415R, AX00001422, 1501215-01R.

Suggested Accessories Part Numbers:

77-1207-1133

Technical Manual: 1207 07A Manual.

1207-1133 24/36V 100A (0-5V) Pmc

Product Specifications

The specifications of this controller are mentioned below.

Condition	New and Remanufactured OEM
Brand	Curtis
Part Type	Pmc Controller
Manufacturer Part Number	1207-1133
Voltage	24/36V
Current	100A
Throttle Input	0-5V
Compatible Equipment Type	Electric Vehicle

Features and Benefits

Some of the features and benefits of this 1207-1133 pmc are:

Smooth and precise control of the motor speed and torque
High efficiency and low power consumption
Protection from overcurrent, undervoltage, and overheating
Regenerative braking or dynamic braking option
Easy installation and wiring
Compatible with various types of motors and vehicles
Durable and reliable performance

Applications

This 1207-1133 pmc controller can be used for electric vehicles.

Electric Vehicle

Warranty Information

This 1207-1133 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 & Answers

Q: How do I adjust the throttle input range?

A: You can adjust the throttle input range using a potentiometer or pedal with a voltage output of 0-5V. You can connect the potentiometer or pedal to the throttle input terminal on the controller. You can also use a multimeter to measure the voltage output of the potentiometer or pedal and adjust it accordingly.

Q: How do I activate the brake input?

A: You can activate the brake input by using a switch or a sensor that closes when the brake is applied. You can connect the switch or sensor to the brake input terminal on the controller. When the brake input is activated, the controller will either reduce the motor current to provide regenerative braking or cut off the motor current to provide dynamic braking.

Q: What does the diagnostic LED indicate?

A: The diagnostic LED indicates the status of the controller and the fault codes. The LED can be either green, red, or yellow. A green LED means that the controller is operating normally. A red LED means a fault in the controller or the motor. A yellow LED means a warning in the controller or the motor. The LED will also flash a number of times to indicate the specific fault or warning code.

Q: How do I test the controller?

A: You can test the controller by using a test bench or a test vehicle. You can connect the controller to a power supply, a motor, a throttle input, and a brake input. You can then use the throttle input to vary the motor speed and direction and use the brake input to activate the braking mode. You can also use a multimeter or oscilloscope to measure the controller and motor's voltage and current.

Frequently Bought Together

Some of the other parts that are frequently bought together with this 1207-1133 Pmc are:

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