The 24V A Series Electric Stock Picker with Lithium-ion batteries is a material handling solution designed for efficiency and durability. Its lithium-ion technology offers longer runtime, faster charging, and reduced maintenance compared to traditional lead-acid batteries. Ideal for warehouses and logistics, it enhances productivity with ergonomic design, precise control, and eco-friendly operation.
48V 280Ah Lithium Forklift Battery
How Does the Lithium-ion Battery Enhance Performance?
The lithium-ion battery in the 24V A Series provides consistent power output, enabling uninterrupted operation for up to 8 hours. It charges fully in 2-3 hours, reducing downtime. Unlike lead-acid batteries, lithium-ion variants maintain voltage levels until depletion, ensuring peak performance throughout shifts. They also resist sulfation, extending lifespan to 2,000+ cycles.
Advanced battery management systems (BMS) monitor cell temperatures and voltage distribution, preventing over-discharge scenarios. This technology enables opportunity charging – operators can recharge during breaks without damaging battery chemistry. For multi-shift operations, hot-swappable battery packs allow continuous use with zero charging downtime.
| Feature | Lithium-ion | Lead-Acid |
|---|---|---|
| Charge Time | 2.5 Hours | 8+ Hours |
| Cycle Life | 2,000 Cycles | 500 Cycles |
What Safety Features Are Integrated into the Design?
The stock picker includes overload protection, automatic braking, and emergency stop buttons. Its lithium-ion battery has built-in thermal management to prevent overheating. The low-profile design minimizes tipping risks, while LED lights enhance visibility in dim environments. Safety certifications (CE, UL) ensure compliance with industrial standards.
Which Industries Benefit Most from This Stock Picker?
Warehousing, retail logistics, manufacturing, and cold storage facilities benefit from its compact build and lifting capacity (1,500–2,000 lbs). The electric operation eliminates emissions, making it suitable for indoor use. Customizable attachments allow handling of pallets, drums, and fragile items, catering to diverse operational needs.
How Does It Compare to Traditional Stock Pickers?
The 24V A Series outperforms hydraulic and manual pickers in speed, precision, and energy efficiency. Lithium-ion batteries reduce total ownership costs by 30% compared to lead-acid models. Its electric motor operates at 65 dB, creating a quieter workspace. Real-time diagnostics via IoT-enabled models further streamline maintenance.
What Environmental Advantages Does It Offer?
Lithium-ion batteries produce zero emissions, aligning with sustainability goals. They are 95% recyclable, reducing landfill waste. Energy recovery systems during braking recapture 15% of power, enhancing efficiency. The stock picker’s electric drive cuts fossil fuel dependency, lowering carbon footprints by 40% versus diesel alternatives.
The closed-loop manufacturing process recovers 98% of cobalt and lithium from spent batteries. Facilities using these pickers qualify for LEED certification points due to reduced energy consumption metrics. Third-party lifecycle assessments show a 62% reduction in toxic waste generation compared to conventional models.
| Power Source | CO2 Emissions (tons/year) |
|---|---|
| Lithium-ion | 0.8 |
| Diesel | 4.2 |
“The 24V A Series represents a paradigm shift in material handling. Lithium-ion technology not only cuts operational costs but also supports ESG initiatives. At Redway, we’ve observed a 25% productivity boost in facilities adopting this model, paired with a 50% drop in energy-related downtime.” — Logistics Engineer, Redway
FAQs
- Q: How long does the lithium-ion battery last before replacement?
- A: Approximately 5–7 years, depending on usage cycles and maintenance.
- Q: Is the stock picker suitable for uneven surfaces?
- A: Yes, its anti-slip tires and balance sensors adapt to minor irregularities, though steep inclines require caution.
- Q: What warranty is included?
- A: Standard warranties cover 2 years for the chassis and 3 years for the lithium-ion battery.
