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Product Description
The current configuration is 76.8V nominal and 105Ah, with approximately 8.06kWh of nominal energy. Use those reference values for the order specification; 72V identifies the system class.
Technical Specifications
| Specification Item | Reference Value |
|---|---|
| System Voltage Class | 72V class; reference capacity 105Ah |
| Chemistry | LiFePO4 |
| Current Reference Nominal Voltage | 76.8V |
| Current Reference Nominal Capacity | 105Ah |
| Current Reference Nominal Energy | 8.06kWh |
| Peak Charge Voltage | 87.6V |
| Discharge Cut-off Voltage | 60V |
| Standard Charge Current | 22A |
| Standard Full Charge Time | 5 hours |
| Max Charge Current | 100A continuous |
| Max Discharge Current | 100A continuous |
| Peak Discharge Current | 315A for 30s |
| Charge Temperature | 0–60°C |
| Discharge Temperature | -20–60°C |
| Dimensions (L × W × H) | 740 × 320 × 246 mm |
| Weight | 72 kg |
| IP Rating | IP67 |
| Cycle Life | >6000 cycles at 80% DOD |
Product Details
Continuous and Thirty Second Loads
For a 72V electric forklift battery, continuous current and short-duration surge capability are more useful purchasing inputs than capacity alone. The supplied reference data lists 100A continuous discharge and 315A peak discharge for 30 seconds, giving the buyer concrete figures to compare with traction, steering, hydraulic and acceleration demand before fit approval.
Use the actual reference on the order
The 72kg pack must be checked against the truck’s required battery mass. Retain the approved drawing and 105Ah reference identity with the acceptance record to avoid mixing a sales category with the delivered build.
Production and Handling Context
Discuss the Sample and Order
Send forklift data, required battery weight and original battery specification to New Journey for a 76.8V 105Ah LiFePO4 Forklift Battery quotation.
FAQ
What current limits are listed?
The reference lists 100A continuous discharge and 315A peak discharge for 30 seconds. Compare both with the truck duty cycle and approved interface.
What mechanical checks are needed?
Compare the 740 × 320 × 246mm reference enclosure and 72kg reference mass with the compartment, retention method and vehicle manufacturer’s battery-weight requirement.
Why does the page use 105Ah rather than the older 100Ah name?
The current reference table specifies 105Ah at 76.8V, giving 8064Wh before rounding. The heading now follows that configuration. The older 72V 100Ah wording was a market-facing label and should not define the purchase specification.
What must the old forklift charger match?
This reference gives 87.6V peak charge voltage and 22A standard charge current. Check the existing charger’s complete output profile, connection and any BMS communication against the approved pack configuration before reuse.
