i-drive: functionality & mechanism
The i-Drive provides a combination of features, protection, and cost-effectiveness unmatched by any other controller on the market today. It is available in multiple output versions for 45A, 70A, 140A, 180A, and 200A power outputs for both 24V and 36V system voltages and employs the latest motor control algorithms for smooth and precise control.
In addition to the primary motor output, the i-Drive features three auxiliary outputs with programmable operating modes and timers. These outputs can be used to drive solenoid brakes, brush and vacuum relays, warning alarms, or similar devices.
I-DRIVE FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Permanent magnet motor control
- Range of power ratings
- 24V or 36V system voltages
- Extremely compact with a minimal footprint
- Advanced drive algorithm
- Three programmable auxiliary outputs
- Battery lockout function
- Environmentally sealed
- Powerful onboard diagnostics & trip log
- Low input impedance
- Hours run timer
- Powerful onboard diagnostics
- System error log
- Electronics sealed to IPx5
- Compact, small footprint
- Self-protecting outputs
- UL recognized component
I-DRIVE APPLICATIONS
The i-Drive permanent magnet motor speed controller has been designed specifically for applications such as walk-behind floorcare machines and small materials handling vehicles. The i-drive throttle controller provides a combination, protection and cost-effectiveness unmatched by any other controller on the market today.
The idrive throttle controller functions provide full protection against electrical faults and wiring errors in the harshest environments. In addition, they are sealed against water ingress to IPx5, and when the optional connector sealing system is fitted, the cable connections are protected to IPx4.
FURTHER INFORMATION
At Curtiss Wright Industrial Division, we believe in developing technology-based solutions, from design and manufacturing to prompt, on-time delivery with operational excellence and world-class service.
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FAQ
What is an i-Drive and how does it work?
An i-Drive throttle controller produces motion from electricity, and it is composed of a stator, a rotor (the moving component connected to the output shaft of the motor), and the outer housing.
The permanent magnet motor uses electromagnetism to generate torque, and they do this by using magnets embedded in the rotor.
Where can an i-drive motor controller be used?
These commercial controllers are robust enough to be used in the harshest environments. They are typically used to drive solenoid brakes, brush and vacuum relays, warning alarms, or similar devices in walk-behind floorcare machines and small materials handling vehicles.
Product Codes: |
i24-45 |
24V, 45A Max Output |
i36-45 |
36V, 45A Max Output |
i24-70 |
24V, 70A Max Output |
i36-70 |
36V, 70A Max Output |
i24-140 |
24V, 140A Max Output |
i36-140 |
36V, 140A Max Output |
i24-180 |
24V, 180A Max Output |
i36-180 |
36V, 180A Max Output |
i24-200 |
24V, 200A Max Output |
i36-200 |
36V, 200A Max Output |
UL Versions: |
i24-45 UL |
24V, 45A Max Output |
i36-45 UL |
36V, 45A Max Output |
i24-70 UL |
24V, 70A Max Output |
i36-70 UL |
36V, 70A Max Output |
i24-140 UL |
24V, 140A Max Output |
i36-140 UL |
36V, 140A Max Output |
i24-180 UL |
24V, 180A Max Output |
i36-180 UL |
36V, 180A Max Output |
i24-200 UL |
24V, 200A Max Output |
i36-200 UL |
36V, 200A Max Output |