Will this item work on a 36 volt system. I am using it to disconnect the power to my trolling motor which is 36 volts.
881067
I'd think so your trolling motor is 36 volts but its a low amp it should work fine as far as I know
495388
It will work on 48 volt golf cart the mfg does not matter. It will reduce the 48 volt to a small 12 volt load
1807876
I'm not sure of your exact configuration, but I would reduce it to 12v and then from there power each of your accessories. I'm not sure your lights and radio are 36v. I have a club car as well as chose to power my 12v accessories with a separate 12v battery. The battery powers the power block and from there I have each of my accessories powered off of the different circuits on the power block. Hope this helps.
436562
I use it on a 12 volt boat system. It is very bright, you need some power. I doubt what you suggest would be enough.
914231
That should work I have a smaller battery for a trolling motor that worked well for me.
795095
I'm sorry, but I'm not familiar with the system you are asking about, but if the system outputs 6V to 12V DC, it should work.
1041713
No this would not work for even the smallest of electric trolling motors. Not enough stored energy.
237793
Yes sir it will work fine. It is somewhat over kill for just 11 amps but it wont hurt anything. And the key comes out when its turned off.Hope this helps. Have a great day. GP
1968767
Hi,Yes it should work fine with a trolling motor, HINT; Get a 7AH solar charger to lay next to it so you can extend the trolling time.Then you can plug it in for a good full charge.Very sturdy, very strong, Hope this helps
98412
Mike, I installed this switch in my motorhome using two 6 V golf batteries in series to equal 12 V.The switch is built very sturdy and you should not have any problem using it on your 36 V golf cart.I bought this switch since it can be mounted almost anywhere.Peter
915389
You won't need this. This is for 36 volt systems. Yours will already be 12 volts.
383268
Yes and no. It is universal for anything that has 36 volts. You must be able to tap the batteries at 36volts. If you have a 48 volt cart, it won't work because you have 8,16,24,32,40&48 volts available. A 36volt cart has 6,12,18,24,30&36 volts available
2203339
Jaco, I've never put a meter on my trolling motor circuit under load, but I can tell you that a 55 lb thrust trolling motor under great duress (weeds, bottoming out, etc.) has yet to trip this breaker. I would be confident with the voltage and amperage you mentioned for both tripping when it needs to and not tripping when it doesn't.
464618
Should work if its a 12 volt. I use mine to maintain the lawn tractor battery which is also a small 12 volt battery.
774420
If you get the 24 volt charger it'll work fine..I use it on my boat hooked up for 24 volts for my trolling motor.
573205
We were using a motor shield and could run 3 motors with a 9 volt. They're supposed to be like 3.5v each, you can run it by just hooking it up to the 9v. Careful with too much current (amps), that's what will fry it.
426647
This charger is designed to charge 2 12 volt batteries. You can charge a 24 volt battery with it but it will only charge it to 12 volts, which would be a waste of time. If you are talking about a 24 volt trolling motor for your boat, they use 2 12 volt batteries to power a 24 volt trolling motor. That is what this charger is designed for.