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Class I · Standard Capacity
TE50L Lead-Acid Electric Forklift
A sit-down electric forklift on lead-acid power, rated up to 5,000 lb, for warehouse, dock and yard work on a regular charging schedule.
Documents
- Spec sheet (EN / ES)
- Warranty certificate
Sent with your quote, or on request.
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Features
The battery sits at the back of the truck, moving the center of gravity rearward for fore-and-aft stability. It can also come out the rear for an easier battery change.
A front-opening hood opens up charging and service points. Fuses and electrical parts are reachable without tools, and a side-mounted hydraulic tank makes fluid checks quick.
A wide-view mast and a larger opening in the fork carriage give the operator a clearer line of sight through to the load.
An enlarged brake pedal and regenerative braking ease the operator's workload. Soft landing slows the carriage before it bottoms out, and a color display shows truck status at a glance.
Specifications
| Load capacity | Up to 5,000 lb |
|---|---|
| Load center | 24 in. |
| Power | Lead-acid |
| Operator position | Sit-down |
| Tires | Pneumatic |
| OSHA class | Class I |
Typical values for the standard configuration. Capacities are rated at a 24 in. load center unless noted. Final specifications are confirmed on your written quote.
Standard Equipment
- Duplex mast
- Soft-landing mast lowering
- Dual hydraulic control valve
- Load-sensing steering
- Multi-function color display
- Speed mode selection
- LED headlight
- Emergency power disconnect
- Reverse alarm
- Low-noise gear pump
Options
- Battery charger
- Larger-capacity battery
- Maintenance-free lead-carbon battery
- Full-free mast
- Integral side shifter
- Third and fourth hydraulic functions
- Solid or non-marking solid tires
- Operator presence system (OPS)
- Blue pedestrian safety light
- Cab or front windshield
Warranty
Counterbalanced electric and LPG forklifts.
Whichever comes first. Complete coverage, exclusions and the claims process are set out in the written warranty certificate for your equipment. Ask for the applicable certificate before you buy. Warranty details
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