Caterpillar Order Picker NOH12PH | 1.25 ton

Description

Caterpillar Order Picker NOH12PH | 1.25 ton

The Caterpillar NOH12PH (often referred to as the 1.25-ton model) is a heavy-duty, high-level electric order picker designed for narrow aisles and high-altitude warehouse operations.
It is known for its 48V system, which provides higher performance compared to medium-level models.
Below are the detailed technical specifications for the unit:

Core Performance & Capacity

Feature Specification.
Model Designation NOH12PH
Load Capacity 1,250 kg (1.25 Ton)
Load Center 600 mm.
Maximum Picking Height Up to 12,100 mm (12.1 m).
Maximum Platform Lift 10,500 mm (10.5 m).
Travel Speed (Load/No Load) 12 / 12 km/h.
Lift Speed (Load/No Load) 0.36 / 0.44 m/s.

Dimensions & Weight

Overall Length: 3,135 mm.
Overall Width: 1,070 mm / 1,170 mm (option-dependent).
Wheelbase: 1,760 mm.
Ground Clearance: 90 mm (at center of wheelbase).
Fork Dimensions: 70 mm (thickness) x 147 mm (width) x 1,150 mm (length).
Turning Radius: 2,020 mm.
Service Weight: Approx. 2,950 kg (including battery).
Powertrain & Battery.
Drive Motor: 5.9 kW (AC Power).
Lift Motor: 11.0 kW.
System Voltage: 48V.
Battery Capacity: 48V / 620 Ah (standard high-output).
Battery Weight: ~1,125 kg.

Key Features & Ergonomics

PoweRamic Mast: Provides a clear view through the mast for safer operation at height and includes active damping to reduce sway.
Midi Steering Wheel: A small, vibration-damped steering wheel that allows for effortless one-handed operation.
SecurGate System: Side gates that reduce fall risk; the truck prevents operation if gates are open when the platform is raised above 1.2m.
Whole-Floor Presence Sensor: The entire floor acts as a “deadman” pedal, allowing the operator to stand in any comfortable position.
Intelligent Curve Control: Automatically reduces speed during turns based on steering angle and platform height.
Note: These specifications can vary slightly depending on the specific mast configuration (Simplex, Duplex, or Triplex) chosen for your facility.
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