Order from global OEM boosts Eaton’s e-mobility business

Eaton has announced its e-mobility business has received a contract to supply its battery disconnect unit (BDU) to a global automaker.

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Its BDU integrates its ‘Breaktor’ circuit protection technology in electrified vehicles (EVs). It will be displaying this technology at The Battery Show in Stuttgart, Germany, May 23-25, 2023.

Mark Schneider, president at eMobility, said: “We are excited to bring such a critical part of the EV system with industry-leading safety features and efficiency to this world-class vehicle manufacturer.”

“With Breaktor and our Power Connections solutions, Eaton is uniquely positioned to create differentiated electrified vehicle solutions for its global customers.”

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Eaton’s BDU contract with the unnamed global automaker is for both 400 and 800 volt configurations, for use in electrified passenger vehicles.