Jungheinrich SpiderWay lithium-ion batteries excel in industrial settings through their fusion of rapid charging and adaptive energy management. Designed for high-throughput environments, these batteries reduce operational pauses by enabling opportunity charging during breaks, ensuring equipment remains productive even during short intervals.
What Are the Key Technical Specifications of SpiderWay Batteries?
SpiderWay batteries feature voltage ranges from 48V to 80V, capacities between 210Ah and 600Ah, and modular designs for flexible energy scaling. Built with IP54 protection, they withstand dust and water exposure. Integrated CAN-Bus communication enables real-time monitoring of charge levels, temperature, and health metrics, ensuring seamless integration with fleet management systems.
The modular architecture allows facilities to customize battery configurations. For example, a 600Ah system can be split into three 200Ah modules for simultaneous charging, cutting total recharge time by 50%. Advanced diagnostics track individual cell performance, alerting technicians to voltage deviations as small as 0.05V before issues escalate. This precision extends component lifespans by 18-22% compared to conventional lithium systems.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Voltage Range | 48V – 80V |
| Cycle Life | 5,000 cycles @ 80% capacity |
| Charge Efficiency | 94% @ 25°C |
How Does SpiderWay Compare to Traditional Lead-Acid Batteries?
Unlike lead-acid batteries, SpiderWay lithium-ion models charge 3x faster, last 2-3x longer (up to 5,000 cycles), and require zero maintenance. They operate efficiently in temperatures from -20°C to 45°C and occupy 30% less space due to modular stacking. Total cost of ownership is 40% lower over a 10-year lifespan despite higher upfront costs.
In cold storage applications, SpiderWay maintains 92% capacity at -15°C versus lead-acid’s 55% efficiency drop. Their sealed design eliminates acid leaks and ventilation needs, saving $3,200 annually in facility upgrades per 20-battery fleet. Regenerative braking compatibility further differentiates them – AGVs recover 12-15% energy during deceleration, a feature absent in lead-acid systems.
| Feature | SpiderWay | Lead-Acid |
|---|---|---|
| Charge Time (0-100%) | 2 hours | 8 hours |
| Cycle Life | 5,000 | 1,500 |
| Energy Density | 150 Wh/kg | 30 Wh/kg |
SpiderWay’s modularity is transformative,” says a Redway battery engineer. “Warehouses can start with 210Ah modules and expand as needs grow, avoiding costly over-investment. The graphene-enhanced anodes also reduce lithium plating during fast charging—a common degradation source. We’ve seen clients achieve 98% energy retention after 2,000 cycles, far exceeding industry averages.”
FAQs
- Q: Can SpiderWay batteries be leased instead of purchased?
- A: Yes, Jungheinrich offers Battery-as-a-Service (BaaS) leases with performance-based pricing, including maintenance and replacements.
- Q: Do SpiderWay models support solar charging?
- A: Absolutely. Their 90% charge efficiency aligns well with solar inverters, and built-in MPPT controllers optimize renewable energy use.
- Q: How long does a full charge take?
- A: Using 80A chargers, SpiderWay reaches 100% in 1.5–2.5 hours, depending on capacity. Opportunity charging adds 30% in 15 minutes.
