Both the XD2S and XD240 feature reverse-polarity protection, making them suitable for walk-behind floor scrubbers where battery connection protection is a priority.

This protection helps reduce the risk of controller damage caused by incorrect battery polarity connections, improving electrical system safety and simplifying routine equipment maintenance.

Both the XD2 and XD2C are designed for 24V walk-behind floor scrubbers, providing control for brush and vacuum motors.

The primary difference lies in their communication interfaces: the XD2 uses serial communication, while the XD2C supports CAN communication. This allows compatibility with different display and vehicle main controller configurations.

Walk-behind floor scrubbers typically require control of the brush motor and vacuum motor. Some models may also feature traction assist or other auxiliary functions.

The DALA Motion XD2, XD2C, XD2S, and XD240 series are primarily designed for brush and vacuum motor control. The appropriate model can be selected based on vehicle voltage and communication interface requirements.

Yes. DALA Motion provides integrated hardware and software solutions, along with full vehicle commissioning support. We offer customized development based on specific requirements for control sequences, display interactions, interface definitions, and specialized functions, helping floor scrubber OEMs meet their vehicle design and application requirements.

In addition to battery voltage, you should consider the startup and continuous current requirements of the drive motor, brush motor, and vacuum motor, as well as whether linear actuator control, CAN communication, and instrument panel integration are required. For example, the XD3 is suitable for basic three-motor control, while the XD4 is designed for applications requiring linear actuator control.

Yes. The XD3 and XD4 solutions support CAN communication and Bluetooth-based commissioning, allowing users to monitor controller status, adjust parameters, and troubleshoot faults. This provides greater convenience for vehicle development and after-sales maintenance by OEMs.

Yes. Both the XD3 and XD4 have the same overall dimensions of 150.6 × 95.6 × 43.5 mm, making them easy to integrate into the mechanical layouts of similar vehicle models. However, their functional channels and wiring harness configurations differ, allowing the vehicle electrical system to be configured according to specific application requirements.

The XD3 provides centralized control of the drive motor, brush motor, and vacuum motor in small and medium-sized ride-on floor scrubbers. It is an ideal drive control solution for vehicle models that do not require integrated linear actuator control and are designed to simplify the electrical system.