At the request of many of our OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) Partners, we have decided to formally document the value-added engineering services that we have provided to them over the years. These services include:
- Remote/virtual assistance for Motor Characterization and Tuning,
- VCL (Vehicle Control Language) Software development,
- Wiring Diagram development for applications with AC traction (Single and Dual),
- AC Steering,
- AC Pump hydraulic,
- On-site services,
- For OEM’s - Lithium Battery Integration,
- AGV support,
- Curtis CIT (Curtis Integrated Toolkit) Training, and much more.
If you have a question on the installation or troubleshooting of any of our products, email engineering@flentek.net or call 678-567-9563 ext. 105 or 103.
I have an ezgo golf cart using a Curtis Instruments motor controller. P/N – 25864G09
S/N – 4240-P063745L. Do you carry this controller.
You will need to purchase this controller directly from E-Z-GO since it is exclusive to them.
I have a FlenTek AC motor controller and looking for a description of a Code 73.
The controller info is as listed below. This is a AC Drive motor controller in a Pack Mule Cart.
Thanks,
CPN: EV-E181
Part# 378145271
Voltage 36-48v
Model: 1234-5271
Serial# 14311B-142928
I worked with the Pack Mull folks on this issue. They now have the solution needed to help you
We are a Bintelli Golf cart dealer and one of our customers is asking about purchasing a Curtis programmer so he can adjust the speed profiles. The Bintelli Beyond 6-person 48v golf cart uses a Curtis controller but we do not know what Curtis controller programmer he needs. Can you assist us in finding the correct programmer to recommend to him?
Bobby Luhm / General Manager
Halls Motorsports of Birmingham
cell phone (786) 338-8478
email: bobby@visithalls.com
He would need a Curtis 1313-33XX programmer
Good morning,
My team is working on a design that involves the use of a PMAC motor to drive a large portion of a powertrain. We are interested in driving the PMAC through traditional means, but also desire for the motor to act as a generator to feed back to an onboard battery pack. Do any of your PMAC controllers have the ability to manage motor speed / direction control, as well as control the motor when in a generator state? Thank you for your help!
Yes they do. All of the PMAC motors that have been tested at Curtis Livermore will be allow our controllers to control the direction, speed, and regen.