Electronic Ignition

When the controller is not in use, it needs to be deactivated. The electronic ignition circuit does this, so the controller draws very little current and the throttle input will have no effect. Note that ‘electronic ignition’ does not disconnect the battery, so should not be relied upon for long periods of storage.

All of our Pro-series and DNO controllers use a common 6 pin control circuit, and we have created this video that explains how it works…… https://youtu.be/eVzms5-vaoE

In the Porter range the ignition is switched on by connecting and off by disconnecting the potentiometer.

The older Uni series switch themselves off automatically when the pot is turned to zero speed.