
Traction batteries
For material handling and demanding industrial cycle applications.
ExploreNova Batteries
On a walkie pallet truck the battery sits in a short slot and moves pallets with frequent start-stop travel in a narrow aisle. Three things belong on the desk: slot millimetres (length × width × height), the truck’s published voltage class, and how often charging opens at the aisle end. Chemistry and the PzS tubular-plate range live on the traction battery family; this page does not pick a stock code. A reach-truck mast and a counterbalance tray are different lists.

A walkie moves pallets with frequent start-stop travel. The battery sits in a short slot, so openings come more often than on a forklift tray. PzS names the tubular plate inside the cell — it is not a pack cell count. Chemistry lives on the traction range; C5 rows live on the code scan.
Do not invent ampere-hours here. How to write the quote list is on the slot-and-start-stop guide.
Write slot length, width and height in millimetres. Voltage is the published class on the truck; 24 V, 48 V and 80 V are example inputs, not a published pallet-truck pack voltage. Daily start-stop cadence and aisle-end charging open a spare-slot talk; they do not calculate capacity.
A photo of the slot mouth or an OEM slot code speeds fit. Do not invent a millimetre you did not measure: an empty dimension puts an unfit pack on the table.
If the aisle crew can reach water checks and a traction charge profile at a short slot, the job maps to flooded tubular plates. Do not force a maintenance-free house VRLA box into that tight slot.
Acid handling and ventilation are talked about at the aisle-end charger. No watering interval or cycle-life number is published here.
A counterbalance forklift carries travel and lift from one heavy tray through the shift; that tray will not sit in a walkie slot. A reach truck wants its own mast millimetres. Solar boxes and start-stop cars are other conversations — do not open those files from this pallet slot.
The buying checklist for this duty — the family page still owns the range map.
Measure the pallet-truck slot before you talk aisle charging