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Trend in Battery Voltages for fork lift trucks

With the increased use of Li-Ion batteries in Lift trucks is it likely that voltages will be higher than the currently used 24V or 36V as used in pedestrian walkie stackers? I would welcome any thoughts or facts around this topic.
  • Posted 1 Oct 2020 09:13
  • Discussion started by BKarl
  • Florida, United States

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