When selecting the appropriate controller for your electric forklifts, it's crucial to consider several factors that ensure optimal performance and compatibility. Follow these steps to make an informed decision:
Determine Motor Type: Controllers are categorized based on the type of motor they work with. First, identify whether your motor is a DC (series-excited / shunt-excited), permanent magnet, or AC motor. Additionally, discern whether your motor is brushed or brushless. Please note that except for AC motors, our products are equipped with brushed controllers.
Verify Motor Voltage and Power: Confirm the voltage and power specifications of your motor. It's essential to ascertain whether your motor's power is compatible with the selected controller. If you're unsure about compatibility, don't hesitate to contact our customer service for assistance.
Programming Requirements: Our controllers require programming for optimal functionality. Take note that voltage specifications are usually indicated on the controller. It's important to be aware that even though a controller might support a range of voltages, specific programming is required. For instance, if your electric forklift operates on 48V, the controller needs to be programmed accordingly. If you intend to use the controller on a 36V forklift, you must modify the programming to match the 36V voltage before installing it. Furthermore, in the case of AC controllers, providing an electrical schematic is necessary to ensure accurate programming.
Remember that selecting the right controller directly influences the performance and efficiency of your electric forklift. By carefully considering your motor type, voltage, power, and programming requirements, you can make a well-informed choice that aligns with your forklift's specifications.
In recent years, the demand for lithium-ion forklifts has experienced a significant surge. According to the latest predictions by Interact Analysis, the market share of lithium-ion batteries in electric forklifts (Class 1-3) in China and certain European countries is expected to surpass lead-acid batteries by 2025. By 2030, the global market share of lithium-ion models is anticipated to exceed 50%, with Class 3.1 leading the way as the first category to achieve over 50% lithium-ion adoption. By 2032, several regions, including China, are projected to achieve full lithium-ion electrification in Class 3.1.
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When it comes to electric pallet trucks and stackers, the tiller head plays a pivotal role in their functionality. Choosing the right tiller head is not only about convenience, but it's also a critical aspect of ensuring safety and efficiency in your material handling operations. In this guide, we'll walk you through the key factors to consider when selecting a tiller head for your electric stacker or pallet truck. From operator comfort to equipment compatibility, we'll cover it all, empowering you to make an informed decision that aligns perfectly with your specific operational needs. Read on to learn how to optimize the performance of your electric stacker or pallet truck with the right tiller head.