Should battery forklifts in warehouses be charged with 220V or 380V?

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Should a battery forklift used in a warehouse be charged with 220V or 380V? For a 2-ton model

Reply #22015-07-01

Our forklift chargers are powered by 380V electricity.

Reply #32016-08-01

I would like to ask those who are above me: there are several charging forklifts currently in use. Is it necessary to have a separate charging area? If so, how should such an area be designed? Are there any relevant standards that can be referred to? Also, are there any standards regarding the distance between forklifts while they are being charged? Thank you.

Reply #42016-08-01

It is usually 380V. A few forklifts do not require a separate charging room. Consider it only when there are dozens of them :)

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