What does EBP mean in vehicles?
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EBP stands for Fuel Saving Switch. It can adjust the engine's output torque based on different working conditions such as heavy load, no load, or climbing, switching between different power modes. This allows the vehicle to operate under reasonably matched power conditions, optimizing vehicle performance, reducing fuel consumption, and saving significant fuel costs. A well-developed EBP fuel-saving system can reduce fuel consumption by 3-7% compared to similar products. Below is an introduction to EBP: 1. Introduction: EBP, short for "Multi-state Fuel Saving Switch," is mainly used in tractors and trucks. The EBP intelligent energy-saving system is equivalent to a three-gear selection key for the engine, allowing free selection based on different road conditions and load weights to keep the engine operating in the most fuel-efficient range, achieving the goal of fuel saving. 2. Principle: The working principle of EBP is that different gear positions of the fuel-saving switch correspond to different resistance values. The ECU detects different voltage values, enabling the engine to operate in different states. Each state is calibrated with corresponding torque and speed ranges, allowing the engine to operate within the limited torque and speed regions based on the selected gear. 3. Gears: E gear: Used when unloaded; B gear: Used when half-loaded; P gear: Used when fully loaded.
