My baterry is 48 volts... Can i use GOLF CART voltage reducer converter 48V to 12V ? or do you have any other suggestion? I need 5 kits.
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Good morning Casio, Yes you can use a voltage reducer to step down the voltage from 48V to 12V.
1596543
Complicated question. You need to figure out how much power your appliance use and how long you plan to use them each day. I am using 4 6 volt golf cart battery's. All together I have 464 amp hours. Batteries in parallel and in series. Do not use regular car battery. There is a formula out there, i don't know it.
1001728
You just need 12vs, and most carts run higher voltage. Add an isolated 12v deep cycle battery should do the trick.
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It is rated for 6 or 12 volt. It will read the voltage range, but I think you should look for a different load tester. we use to put a load on the battery to determine condition for replacement. Ideally all batteries in the same pack should be replaced at the same time. Those who use their golf carts twice a year or lack funds will not spend the money. If you have one bad battery in the pack and it has warranty, trade in. Then replace all when others start failing. You can go further by testing open or shorted cell in battery. (Many options)
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Sharon, I don't think a 36V would work on a 48V golf cart, UNLESS the cart has the four 12V battery setup. If so, you could hook the 36V converter to three of the four batteries. If the cart is the six 8V battery setup, then there is no way to get to 36 volts!
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I have a 2007 Precedent and did not need a voltage reducer. Everything you need is in the Ultimate Kit. Your cart should already have the necessary wiring harness. The only difficulty is the written directions in the kit are a little difficult to follow, but Madjax has video instructions on Youtube. Just follow the video.I also had a defective flasher module in my kit, but you can get a standard 12 volt replacement at the auto parts store for about $4 bucks. Good luck, I really like the lights and horn.
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Im not really sure. What is your application. I use wet cell 6 volt golf cart batteries.
1027394
Read the discription. U need 12 v pannels renology sells them. If u are changing the voltage to ac. Its really not advisable to do it at 12 volts. 24 or 48 is way better.
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I see no reason for it no to. I am using one to charge a 36v golf cart. I suggest not running your battery pack below 70% ; and leave it pluged up anytime you are not using it. Hope this helps.
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The charger is 48V, it sounds like your golf cart is 48V as well. Might want to double check. You cannot just go across the first battery (12V), but must go across all 4 for the 48V. If you have 6V batteries you will have to go across all 8. Be aware of polarities and note the wattage of this charger to see if it will meet your needs.
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Hey race walker, just about anywhere. I installed my panels on a motorhome that has been using two 12 volt 200 amp hr deep cycle batteries wired in parallel without solar. For the last 6 years I have used two GC-2 240 amp hr 6 volt golf cart batteries wired in series. I have always used this rule, get the newest, heaviest batteries that you can afford. In my case I have been served best by 6 volts golf cart batteries in series since my system is 12volts. Hope this helps
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No. The batteries are in series typically 36 or 48 volt systems. If you were to hook this up to only one 12v battery in a golfew cart it would drain the battery unevenly and damage that battery
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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
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No, this cigarette lighter Only uses 12 volts DC Power, I would think 48 volts would burn it up, If your golf cart has head lights, which run on 12 volt's you could find the ( hot ) positive lead to the head light switch and splice into it, to get your 12 volt lead for the lighter, and you can pick up the ground ( negative ) from any metal part on the golf cart, or run a ground wire back to any negative side of any battery, the body of this cigarette light is Not self grounding, I use it in both my Hot Rods as a power port for GPS or to charge my cell phone, lap top, exc. ( It works great ) I hope this info will help, Good Luck No, this cigarette lighter Only uses 12 volts DC Power, I would think 48 volts would burn it up, If your golf cart has head lights, which run on 12 volt's you could find the ( hot ) positive lead to the head light switch and splice into it, to get your 12 volt lead for the lighter, and you can pick up the ground ( negative ) from any metal part on the golf cart, or run a ground wire back to any negative side of any battery, the body of this cigarette light is Not self grounding, I use it in both my Hot Rods as a power port for GPS or to charge my cell phone, lap top, exc. ( It works great )... » Read More No, this cigarette lighter Only uses 12 volts DC Power, I would think 48 volts would burn it up, If your golf cart has head lights, which run on 12 volt's you could find the ( hot ) positive lead to the head light switch and splice into it, to get your 12 volt lead for the lighter, and you can pick up the ground ( negative ) from any metal part on the golf cart, or run a ground wire back to any negative side of any battery, the body of this cigarette light is Not self grounding, I use it in both my Hot Rods as a power port for GPS or to charge my cell phone, lap top, exc. ( It works great ) I hope this info will help, Good Luck « Show Less
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Only use the GP-DC-KIT3 if you are running 24 Volts. A GP-DC-KIT5 would be suitable for 12 Volt applications. Go Power recommends this GP-DC-KIT5 kit, or to use 10 feet or less of 4/0 Cable with a 400 Amp fuse. This kit includes 10 feet large gauge battery cables, tie downs, the appropriate amp inverter fuse and mounting block.
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It depends on a few things. The golf carts that I have come across are 6 volt batteries. Normally there are 6 total batteries in the cart. This device only works on 12 volts. Now if yours is converted to 3 batteries that are 12 volt totaling 36 volts in all. Then yes it will work on your 12 volt batteries. Or if yours is gas powered and uses a 12 volt to start then it will work hope this helps.
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No. The range is to Handel low to over charged batteries. Used with 48v cart it would burn out as soon as three of the 6v batteries (48v carts have 8 of these battieres) peaked at 7v on a charge or regenerative braking.