A DC-DC converter is a discrete solid state device that converts DC voltage from one level to another. The ability to do so becomes interestingly handy primarily when adding accessories to electric vehicles. For instance if you had a golf cart or LSV which uses eight, 6 volt batteries in series for a total pack … Continue reading DC-DC Converters
In 2010 FSIP acquired the rights to manufacture GE parts and controllers for electric vehicles, which included the GE contactors. We transitioned over to marking all GE contactors with our logo. Although the logo has changed, the product continues to be manufactured to original GE specifications and materials. Why buy original? Safety and increase in … Continue reading Are you using knock-off contactors?
Meet Golf Cart Services! Golf Cart Services Inc. (GCS) in New Oxford, Pennsylvania has been in business for over 50 years. Their 11,700 square foot facility is located on eleven acres and includes an amazing showroom, service and parts area. It is owned by the Gobrecht family and is one of the largest E-Z-GO distributors … Continue reading Customer Spotlight: Golf Cart Services
FSIP exhibited for the first time at The Battery Show and Electric & Hybrid Vehicle Technology Expo in Novi, MI this month. The Battery Show offered us the perfect opportunity to debut our Xtender Lead-acid Battery Regenerator and our Xcell “Wireless” BMS. We also promoted our new remanufacturing and distribution alliance with SPE Elettronica Industriale. … Continue reading FSIP At The Battery Show
In September of 2013, Flight Systems Industrial Products (FSIP) established a Community Outreach Committee. Our goal in starting this committee was to identify ways for FSIP and its employees to give back to Carlisle and surrounding communities. The Community Outreach Committee consists of nine members, with representation from multiple departments throughout FSIP. The committee determines … Continue reading FSIP in the Community
Flight Systems Industrial Product’s dedication to zero-defect remanufacturing of electric vehicle controls, battery chargers, joysticks, displays, etc. has made them a benchmark “Green” business in the Central PA area. The company’s commitment to the R3 concept starts with the alliances they form with manufacturers for new product and remanufacturing selection and filters all the way … Continue reading FSIP is Eco-Friendly by Design
In the early 1990’s FSIP began remanufacturing Sevcon controls. In the year 2012, Sevcon named FSIP as Sevcon Certified Service Center authorized to remanufacture and repair out-of-warranty Sevcon controllers. Since then, aftermarket customers have been benefiting from FSIP's outstanding technical expertise that meets Sevcon’s precise standards and specifications for their products. The alliance between Sevcon … Continue reading Sevcon Certified Remanufactured Controls
For over 45 years FSIP has strived to meet the growing needs of our valued customers through remanufacturing and legacy manufacturing products. Each day FSIP employees come to work with the goal of providing the highest quality products and best service to the industries we serve. Below is FSIP’s mission statement, the guidelines under which … Continue reading Our Commitment To You
Located adjacent to the famous Carlisle Barracks, Flight Systems Industrial Products is proud to call Carlisle, Pennsylvania home. Established over 250 years ago, Carlisle was set up as a western frontier for the eastern colonists. Carlisle quickly became a hub for trade with access to Indian trails along LeTort Creek that ran extensively both south … Continue reading FSIP is proud of its Carlisle Heritage!
You may have read our post regarding the testing procedures at Flight Systems Industrial Products (FSIP), but that post didn’t tell you about the countless man hours spent developing product specific testing software that is meant to replicate real life conditions for the control or battery charger. Each major control manufacturer has its own section … Continue reading Load Testing….and Replicating Real Life Conditions
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