EV Controllers

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EV Controllers

EV controllers help manage how electrical power moves through an electric vehicle or EV conversion. A power distribution unit switches power to pumps, fans, lights and other accessories on command, often in place of a panel of traditional relays and fuses. People fit one to tidy up wiring, gain control over each circuit and make electrical troubleshooting easier.

We currently have 1 product in stock in this category, from AEM: the AEM EV 8 Channel CAN Driven Slave Type Power Distribution Unit (PDU). As a slave-type unit, it is designed to take its commands over a CAN network from another controller in the system rather than act as the main control module.

Before you buy, think about the following:

  • Whether your setup already has a controller that can send CAN commands to a slave unit.
  • How many circuits you need to switch and what each one draws.
  • Where the unit will mount and how the wiring will route to it.
  • Whether you are comfortable configuring it yourself or plan to work with an experienced installer.

To check compatibility with your project, pick your vehicle to see what fits.

EV Controllers

EV controllers help manage how electrical power moves through an electric vehicle or EV conversion. A power distribution unit switches power to pumps, fans, lights and other accessories on command, often in place of a panel of traditional relays and fuses. People fit one to tidy up wiring, gain control over each circuit and make electrical troubleshooting easier.

We currently have 1 product in stock in this category, from AEM: the AEM EV 8 Channel CAN Driven Slave Type Power Distribution Unit (PDU). As a slave-type unit, it is designed to take its commands over a CAN network from another controller in the system rather than act as the main control module.

Before you buy, think about the following:

  • Whether your setup already has a controller that can send CAN commands to a slave unit.
  • How many circuits you need to switch and what each one draws.
  • Where the unit will mount and how the wiring will route to it.
  • Whether you are comfortable configuring it yourself or plan to work with an experienced installer.

To check compatibility with your project, pick your vehicle to see what fits.