The best electric pallet jack for your operation depends on three things: how much weight you're actually lifting, how you want to charge it, and where it's working. Raelon's current lineup — sometimes called walkie pallet jacks — runs from 3,300 lb to 6,600 lb, with lithium, AGM, and lead-acid battery options depending on the model. There isn't one "best overall" pick here. There's the one that matches your load and floor.
Below is how the lineup breaks down by scenario, using the actual specs and pricing for each model rather than a single ranked list.
Quick Answer
- Most warehouses, general daily use: F4 (3,300 lb)
- Heavier loads, higher daily cycle count: F4-201 (4,400 lb)
- Same 4,400 lb capacity, single-battery preference: EPL205 or CBD20W-II
- Need to weigh the pallet as you move it: F4 with Scale
- Loose or stacked loads that need a backstop: WPL202 (4,500 lb) or EPT25-WA (5,500 lb)
- Outdoor or rough-surface work: MN-01 (6,600 lb, all-terrain tires)
Best All-Around: Raelon F4 (3,300 lb)
The F4 is Raelon's best-selling electric pallet jack. It runs on a single 24V/20Ah lithium-ion battery, gives roughly 5 hours of runtime on light-duty use with about a 2-hour charge, and carries a 1-year warranty on both the equipment and the battery — one of only two models in the range with a full-year warranty rather than the standard 90 days.
It's a practical default for daily pallet moves in stockrooms and retail backrooms, and some Raelon customers also run it inside delivery trucks for load transfer. Standard 48" x 27" forks fit common North American pallets without modification.
Price: $1,859 CAD | View the F4
If the F4 is out of stock, the CBD15W-II covers the same 3,300 lb, lithium-powered spec from a different manufacturing partner at $1,886. It isn't a budget alternative — it's simply the same job done by a different OEM.
Best for Heavier Daily Loads: Raelon F4-201 (4,400 lb)
The F4-201 steps up to 4,400 lb using two 24V/20Ah lithium batteries wired as a 48V system, with two chargers included so both packs can charge at once. Raelon rates it for a 16% grade unloaded and 8% loaded, which matters if your route includes ramps or dock inclines rather than flat floor only. Like the F4, it carries a full 1-year warranty on equipment and battery.
Price: $2,895 CAD | View the F4-201
The CBD20W-II matches the 4,400 lb capacity at $2,599 but runs on a single battery instead of the F4-201's dual-pack setup — a straightforward pick if you'd rather manage one battery than swap between two.
Best Alternative for Heavier Loads: EPL205 (4,400 lb)
The EPL205 matches the F4-201's 4,400 lb capacity but takes a different approach to power: one 48V/20Ah lithium battery with a built-in 10A charger, rather than two separate 24V packs. It also runs a Curtis controller — a recognized name in industrial drive control — paired with a 0.9 kW drive motor and 0.84 kW lift motor, and uses a plug-in/out battery design with a floating cartridge that helps protect the contact pins during removal.
At $3,900, it costs about $1,000 more than the F4-201 for the same weight rating. The difference you're paying for is architectural: a single integrated battery and charger instead of two swappable packs. If you'd rather deal with one battery than manage two, or you want the charger built into the unit, that's the trade-off. Warranty is the standard 90 days on equipment and 1 year on the battery.
Price: $3,900 CAD | View the EPL205
Best With Built-In Weighing: F4 with Scale (3,300 lb)
This is the F4 platform with a built-in scale added, useful for operations that need to confirm pallet weight during the move rather than at a separate weigh station — shipping, receiving audits, or billing by weight. Everything else about the unit follows the standard F4 spec: 3,300 lb capacity, lithium battery, same forks.
Price: $2,750 CAD | View the F4 with Scale
Best for Loose or Stacked Loads: WPL202 (4,500 lb) and EPT25-WA (5,500 lb)
Both of these models add a backrest — a raised plate behind the forks that stops loose or stacked items from sliding backward off the load during travel. That matters more on taller or unstable stacks than on shrink-wrapped standard pallets.
WPL202 — 4,500 lb, lithium-ion, backrest. The lithium-powered option in this pair, priced at $5,900.
EPT25-WA — 5,500 lb, lead-acid, backrest. Higher capacity than the WPL202, but note the battery type: this one runs lead-acid rather than lithium, which means a different charging routine. Priced at $6,900.
Best for Outdoor or Rough-Surface Work: MN-01 (6,600 lb)
Every other model in this lineup runs on polyurethane wheels, which are built for smooth indoor concrete and wear down quickly on gravel, uneven pavement, or rough yard surfaces. The MN-01 is the exception: it uses treaded, all-terrain-style tires instead, which is the reason it exists as a separate model rather than just being the highest-capacity option. At 6,600 lb, it's also the largest unit Raelon carries, and it runs on an AGM battery rather than lithium.
If your work is strictly indoor and level, one of the lithium models above will do the job for less. If you're moving pallets across a yard, a loading apron, or anything that isn't smooth indoor flooring, the MN-01 is the only model built for it.
Price: $2,990 CAD | View the MN-01
All Models at a Glance
| Model | Capacity | Battery | Price (CAD) | Warranty |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| F4 | 3,300 lb | Li-ion | $1,859 | 1 year (equip. + battery) |
| CBD15W-II | 3,300 lb | Li-ion | $1,886 | 90 days + 1 yr battery |
| F4 with Scale | 3,300 lb | Li-ion | $2,750 | 1 year (equip. + battery) |
| F4-201 | 4,400 lb | Li-ion (dual pack) | $2,895 | 1 year (equip. + battery) |
| CBD20W-II | 4,400 lb | Li-ion (single pack) | $2,599 | 90 days + 1 yr battery |
| EPL205 | 4,400 lb | Li-ion (48V integrated) | $3,900 | 90 days + 1 yr battery |
| WPL202 | 4,500 lb | Li-ion | $5,900 | 90 days + 1 yr battery |
| EPT25-WA | 5,500 lb | Lead-acid | $6,900 | 90 days + 1 yr battery |
| MN-01 | 6,600 lb | AGM | $2,990 | 90 days + 1 yr battery |
Every model above uses standard 48" x 27" forks, which fit common North American pallets without modification. All ship Canada-wide, with local pickup available in Richmond (Metro Vancouver) and Edmonton depending on current stock. Prices reflect current listed pricing and are subject to change — check the product page for today's price and availability before ordering.
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Common questions
What is the best electric pallet jack for most warehouses?
For most warehouses and general daily use, the Raelon F4 (3,300 lb) is the practical default. It runs on a single 24V/20Ah lithium-ion battery, gives roughly 5 hours of runtime on light-duty use with about a 2-hour charge, and costs $1,859 CAD.
Which electric pallet jack is best for heavier loads?
The F4-201 (4,400 lb) steps up with two 24V/20Ah lithium batteries wired as a 48V system, with two chargers included, at $2,895 CAD. For the same 4,400 lb capacity with a single battery, choose the CBD20W-II at $2,599 or the EPL205 at $3,900.
Which electric pallet jack is best for outdoor or rough ground?
The MN-01 (6,600 lb) is the only model in Raelon's lineup built for it. Every other model runs on polyurethane wheels, which wear down quickly on gravel, uneven pavement or rough yard surfaces, while the MN-01 uses treaded, all-terrain-style tires. It runs on an AGM battery and costs $2,990 CAD.
Which Raelon electric pallet jack has a backrest?
The WPL202 (4,500 lb, lithium-ion, $5,900) and the EPT25-WA (5,500 lb, lead-acid, $6,900) both add a backrest, a raised plate behind the forks that stops loose or stacked items from sliding backward off the load during travel.
Is there an electric pallet jack with a built-in scale?
Yes. The F4 with Scale (3,300 lb, $2,750 CAD) is the F4 platform with a built-in scale added, useful for operations that need to confirm pallet weight during the move rather than at a separate weigh station.
What size forks do Raelon electric pallet jacks have?
Every model in the lineup uses standard 48" x 27" forks, which fit common North American pallets without modification.
Still Comparing on Your Own?
If you're working through capacity, aisle width, and battery type from scratch rather than picking from this list, our buying guide walks through how to choose step by step. You can also compare specs side by side using the selector tool on the electric pallet jack collection page.
