FE4P25-28Q
Four wheel Li-iron Electric Forklift
The Noblelift FE4P30-35Q (often designated as the FE4P30/35Q-Li series) is a heavy-duty, 4-wheel electric counterbalanced forklift designed to bridge the gap between traditional internal combustion (IC) trucks and modern electric lithium-ion technology. Combining robust outdoor performance capabilities with zero-emission efficiency, it is available in 3000 kg (3.0 tonnes) and 3500 kg (3.5 tonnes) rated load capacities.
Key Technical Specifications
- Load Capacities: 2500 kg (FE4P25Q) and 2800 kg (FE4P28Q) at a 600 mm load center.
- Power Architecture: Standard configuration features a high-efficiency Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) battery system supporting fast opportunity charging (with alternate lead-acid or permanent magnet options available depending on the build).
- Travel Speed: Up to 14 km/h laden and 15 km/h unladen.
- Lifting Speed: Ranging from 0.26 to 0.34 m/s laden.
- Turning Radius: Approximately 2230 mm to 2350 mm, optimized for smooth cornering and aisle navigation.
- Tire Configuration: Equipped with large-diameter pneumatic (or optional solid) tires designed to handle outdoor terrains smoothly.
Key Features & Benefits
- IC-Truck Durability with Electric Efficiency: Built with a heavy-duty chassis, robust mast system, and reinforced front/rear axles structurally akin to traditional internal combustion trucks, but optimized with a lower center of gravity and lighter weight for improved energy efficiency.
- Spacious IC-Style Cabin: Designed with a large, comfortable operator driving space, a long wheelbase for enhanced stability, an intuitive control layout, and excellent all-round visibility.
- Maintenance-Free Li-Ion Technology: Eliminates regular battery servicing, fluid top-offs, and dedicated ventilation needs, significantly lowering overall operating and maintenance downtime.
- Superior Outdoor Performance: Large-diameter wheels and high ground clearance allow the truck to operate efficiently across uneven outdoor surfaces, loading docks, and yards.
