Electric Telehandlers

An electric telehandler is used to lift, place and move materials at height, just like a diesel model, but with lower noise and zero on-site emissions. It’s ideal for construction, industrial and urban sites where air quality and disruption matter.

Electric telehandlers offer quieter operation and cleaner performance, making them better suited to indoor work and emission-restricted areas. Diesel models typically provide longer run times and are often preferred for remote sites without charging access.

Run time depends on the model, battery size and how intensively it’s used. Most machines are designed to cover a full working shift under normal conditions, with options for opportunity charging during breaks.

They can usually be charged using standard site power supplies or dedicated charging units. We can advise on the power requirements and setup needed for your location.

Yes. With zero exhaust emissions and low noise levels, they’re well suited to warehouses, factories, and enclosed or partially enclosed sites.

Electric telehandlers come in a range of lift heights and load capacities, from compact machines for lighter tasks to higher-reach models for larger construction work. We can help match the right specification to your job.

In most cases, yes. They can support common attachments such as forks, buckets and lifting hooks, depending on the model and hydraulic setup.

Operators should be trained and competent to use telehandlers, regardless of power type. We can advise on training requirements and safe operation guidelines.