The GE Fairchild Battery Powered AC LHD is a zero‑emission load‑haul‑dump vehicle with detailed performance specs and environmental benefits.
About this manual
The GE Fairchild Battery Powered AC LHD is a load‑haul‑dump (LHD) vehicle designed for underground mining. It runs on a 240 V battery system, delivering zero emissions and reduced maintenance while improving safety and productivity.
Key performance figures include an 11,000 lb tramming capacity, 28,000 lb breakout force for lift and tilt, and a travel speed of 4.8 mph when loaded. The vehicle fits low‑profile seams as small as 76 inches and offers a compact footprint for tight mine environments.
What's inside
- Key Benefits
- Performance Data
- Technical Dimensions
- Battery and Motor Ratings
- Customer Service
- About GE Mining
Specifications
| Tramming Capacity | 11,000 lbs. (4,989.5 kg) |
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| Breakout Force (Lift) | 28,000 lbs. (12,700 kg) |
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| Standard Bucket Capacity | 3 yd³ (2.7 m³) |
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| Travel Speed (Loaded/Level) | 4.8 mph (7.72 km/h) |
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| Raise Time | 7.86 sec |
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| Dump Time | 3.24 sec |
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| Tram Motor Rating | 50 hp (36.77 kW) |
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| Battery Capacity | 240 V, 930 Ah (214.8 kWh) |
Frequently asked questions
What is the tramming capacity of the GE Fairchild Battery Powered AC LHD?
The vehicle can haul up to 11,000 lb (4,989.5 kg) of material.
How powerful are the tram and pump motors on the LHD?
The tram motor is rated at 50 hp (36.77 kW) and the pump motor at 25 hp (18.39 kW).
What environmental benefits does the battery‑powered LHD provide?
It produces zero emissions, reduces maintenance, and creates a cleaner, quieter mine environment while lowering fuel costs.