Jungheinrich EJE-116, EJE-118, EJE-120 User Manual

Powerful thanks to maintenance-free 3-phase AC drive motor
Compact due to extremely short chassis length
Outstanding driving stability
Multi-shift operation facilitated by sideways battery exit (optional)
EJE 116/118/120
Electric pedestrian pallet truck (1,600/1,800/2,000 kg)
The EJE Series 1 pallet trucks are a par­ticularly economic means of loading and ooading HGVs as well as transporting pallets over short distances. The main advantage: Due to its short chassis length (L2) of just 494 mm (short version), the EJE can be manoeuvred in very restricted spaces. The innovative 3-phase AC drive motor is another advantage. Its optimised eciency ensures high speed and powerful acceleration – ideal for fast, ecient product throughput. In addition to its speed, it also oers long operating times: Batteries up to 250 Ah in com-
bination with excellent energy manage­ment ensure long operating times. For operations lasting more than 1 shift, the battery can be removed laterally for quick battery replacement (optional for EJE 118/120). The low-mounted long tiller ensures safe operation. They maintain the adequate distance between the operator and the truck. Especially when cornering, the EJE 116 - 120 never gets too close to the operator. If space is at a premium, the crawl speed button makes travelling safe with the tiller in the upright position. A touch of the button is sucient: The
brake is released and activation of the travel switch automatically reduces the speed of travel. Particularly in confined spaces, the low battery height has its ad­vantages. It provides even the shortest of operators with optimum visibility of the fork tips. The re-designed multi-functional tiller arm is full of innovations: Sealed sensor system (IP 65) for maximum breakdown protection, rocker switches with con­tactless electronics for precise operation in any tiller position, ergonomically ar­ranged switches.
EJE 116/118/120
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h max.
14
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14
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3
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13
150
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10
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a/2
I = Travel range; II = Crawl speed range
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