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Terex: Genie BE69 scissor lift

Traverse rough terrain with hybrid electric scissor lift

Terex: Genie BE69 scissor lift
By 24/7 Staff 
May 17, 2014

The Genie 69-inch-wide, bi-energy hybrid, electric scissor lift by Terex is engineered for rough terrain use.

To charge the batteries and supply power to the platform and chassis, the BE69 lifts house an onboard, integrated generator. It comes in three models that reach heights of 26, 33 and 40 feet. All units drive at full height for efficiency and uptime, and include a 5-foot slide out deck that gives operators plenty of space to accomplish tasks.

Capable of elevating loads up to 1,500 pounds, the lifts feature two operating modes: the power management hybrid operation mode automates charging by the generator; alternately, the unit plugs in for wall power charging. The lift also supplies 120-volt, 15-amp power to the platform and chassis, delivering power to additional tools.

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