EFL Series releases a new generation, EFL702 7.0Ton Li-ion electric forklift, to fill the vacancy of large ton and send shockwaves through the traditional diesel market. By replacing the diesel engine with 80V/820AH Li-ion battery, the EFL702 is able to cover handling duty in any application with declined maintenance costs and increased user friendliness. Users can choose single three-phase charger or dual one-phase chargers to meet their working shifts. The EFL702 conforms to the requirements of sustainable development, with carbon emission reduced and energy efficiency improved.
Why EFL702?
Li-ion technology
The EFL702 adapts LFP Li-ion battery and there is no maintenance fee with no air filter, oil filter, engine oil or starter battery installed on the truck. Thanks to opportunity charging, this forklift can be charged at preferable time during the day without disrupting working schedules.
Thoughtful control strategy for operation safety
The EFL702 comes with a BMS which consists of a master controller and two slave controllers, to lower the risks of truck suspension due to battery failure. When one slave controller is down,, operators are able to drive the truck back to the shop for inspection and repair without calling for roadside assistance.
Multi chargers fulfilling different needs
The EFL702 is equipped with an external three-phase charger as standard. To meet users' working shifts and conditions, dual chargers are available, which provides more flexibility and convenience.
Telematics
EFL702 offers EP's latest Telematics. It provides the following features to facilitate your fleet management:
Truck location in real-time
Reports of truck usages and diagnosis
Li-ion battery condition analytics
What's More to Say:
Market-proven components providing high durability
The EFL702 features a strong chassis , which ensure a naturally long lifespan and durability.
Easy driving
The truck is equipped with a hydraulic and mechanical braking system. The system shortens the braking distance to ensure safety while reducing the driving fatigue in the meantime.
