Full specs for Wacker Neuson’s EZ17e are now available to subscribers of PS Plant Specs Australia online.

It is the company’s first fully-electric mini-excavator without rear projection. 

Based on its namesake EZ17 first on sale in Australia in 2015, this new e-powered version is designed for environments where emissions and noise are a concern, making it ideal for indoor applications and areas with strict regulations on exhaust and sound levels.

The EZ17e is equipped with a lithium-ion battery that provides sufficient power for a typical workday. 

If extended operation is needed, the excavator can continue to run while connected to a power source. 

The machine’s battery technology, featuring integrated heating, allows it to be charged at any power outlet ranging from 100 to 415 volts, regardless of ambient temperature, eliminating the need for additional setup or adjustments.

The EZ17e boasts a long-lasting battery with an output of 23.4 kWh, supported by a maintenance-free system. 

The modern lithium-ion battery with integrated heating ensures consistent performance across varying temperatures, delivering reliable power throughout the day. 

The electric design of Wacker Neuson’s construction machines significantly reduces maintenance and so cuts down on service costs. 

Traditional maintenance tasks, such as oil and filter changes of course, are no longer required, streamlining operations and reducing downtime.

Operating the EZ17e is straightforward, thanks to its intuitive control system, which includes a joystick, jog dial, and keypad. 

This setup allows operators to easily manage attachment settings and oil levels for additional control circuits, enhancing efficiency on the job site.

The excavator’s Zero Tail design, which eliminates rear overhang, makes it exceptionally suited for tight spaces. 

It can operate directly alongside walls and other obstructions without the risk of collision, making it a perfect fit for confined work areas.

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