I am looking to build a system that will recharge several 36 volt golf carts. Will this system do it?
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The Goal Zero Yeti 1250 provides up to 1250 watts of 120 vac. You will need to have a 36 volt charger that uses 120 vac. The deciding factor would be the wattage used by the charger. I tested my Yeti with a well pump and power tools that consumed 800 plus watts and could run continuously for an hour. If your golf cart charger consumes less than that, the useful time to run the Yeti will go up. You can go to the Goal Zero web site and get more information.
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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
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I use it on a electric walking golf cart. Runs for two rounds without recharging. It is actually a wheelchair battery. Don't know about a trolling motor, seems like a lot more power requirement
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Sharon,no a 36v won't work for a 48 v. If you have a 48v golf cart, you need the 48v to 12v reducer, min voltage is 40v. Go with the 48 to 12 volt reducer, you won't be disappointed, I bought this one and works great, just be sure to put an off/on switch between your reducer and whatever you are trying to power up, due to the fact that this does stays on all the time and runs down your batteries, not much in a weeks time but it does. It is very minimal and it is great, I love it and simple to install, Hope this helps and if you need more info, let me know good luck and enjoy.........Day in Texas Sharon,no a 36v won't work for a 48 v. If you have a 48v golf cart, you need the 48v to 12v reducer, min voltage is 40v. Go with the 48 to 12 volt reducer, you won't be disappointed, I bought this one and works great, just be sure to put an off/on switch between your reducer and whatever you are trying to power up, due to the fact that this does stays on all the time and runs down your batteries, not much in a weeks time but it does. It is very minimal and it is great, I love it and simple to install, Hope this helps and if you need more info, let me know good luck and enjoy.........Day in... » Read More Sharon,no a 36v won't work for a 48 v. If you have a 48v golf cart, you need the 48v to 12v reducer, min voltage is 40v. Go with the 48 to 12 volt reducer, you won't be disappointed, I bought this one and works great, just be sure to put an off/on switch between your reducer and whatever you are trying to power up, due to the fact that this does stays on all the time and runs down your batteries, not much in a weeks time but it does. It is very minimal and it is great, I love it and simple to install, Hope this helps and if you need more info, let me know good luck and enjoy.........Day in Texas « Show Less
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You could check in these web pageshttp://www.batterystuff.com/battery-chargers/48-volt/CLUBCARcord.htmlhttp://www.golfcartking.com/mobile/default.aspx
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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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Not sure about your batteries,But works good on my 2 golf cart batteries hooked to getter to make 12volt.it will charge raped charge 14.5 or so
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I think the answer would depend on the condition and age of the battery. I replace my riding mower battery every three years, out of habit and experience. The charger should work with your golf cart - or any other - battery, if the battery is capable of receiving and holding the charge. Also, if the battery is aged, don't expect it to hold the charge for an extended period of time. I will trickle charge my riding mower battery during storage at least three times over the long New England winters up here to keep the battery "formed." So, the best answer to your question is: yes; depending on the condition and age of the battery. This is a really good, inexpensive charger and has proved itself with my mower. Have you thought about replacing the battery? Properly maintained - with the help of this charger - your golf cart battery should be reliable. Hope this helps.
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I don't see why not. It's designed to run off of 12VDC, so assuming the electrical system on your golf cart is 12V, I would assume you could make it work.
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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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Yes. If you have a 36 or 48 volt golf cart it effectively reduces the voltage to output 12V.
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I think that you are talking about 2 batteries (each 6 volts) - This charger I bought was to charge 6-6 volt batteries for my golf cart which is why the advertisement states 36 volts. If it is for a single battery yes, a 36 volt charger could hurt-damage or destroy a 12 volt battery
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Should work as long as your battery has the terminals and power to run the pump and the bag rack in the back of a golf cart is probably too low to allow for effective use of the spray boom but you can probably build in some kind of a rack to raise the tank up higher.
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Sorry, but I have no experience with your application. I use mine in my motor home with 6 V golf batteries in series.
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I have used my device to desulphate six 6-volt golf cart batteries. I have connected the device from minimum to maximum voltage posts (nominally, 36 volts). I have 'treated' two different golf carts - at least 48 hours - up to about 72 hours per session. This procedure is somewhat subjective - but I believe that the device has substantially increased the useful service life of both battery packs on both golf carts (one battery, with a mechanical short, had to be replaced - this device will not repair a battery with mechanical shorts).
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Hi James,The 2365-36 model of Charger is for a 36 volt system, ie a golf cart.They offer several models. Their 12 volt model is what you would use in most automotive applications. I personally own a 12 volt model (I use it when I put one of my collector cars in storage for an extended time period), a 36 volt model (some Golf Cart applications) and a 48 volt model (some Golf Cart applications). The 12 volt model is usually used for an automobile or a boat. Keep in mind that the primary application for these chargers is for vehicles that are in storage for an extended period of time.Hope this helps.Steve in WA Hi James,The 2365-36 model of Charger is for a 36 volt system, ie a golf cart.They offer several models. Their 12 volt model is what you would use in most automotive applications. I personally own a 12 volt model (I use it when I put one of my collector cars in storage for an extended time period), a 36 volt model (some Golf Cart applications) and a 48 volt model (some Golf Cart applications). The 12 volt model is usually used for an automobile or a boat. Keep in mind that the primary application for these chargers is for vehicles that are in storage for an extended period of... » Read More Hi James,The 2365-36 model of Charger is for a 36 volt system, ie a golf cart.They offer several models. Their 12 volt model is what you would use in most automotive applications. I personally own a 12 volt model (I use it when I put one of my collector cars in storage for an extended time period), a 36 volt model (some Golf Cart applications) and a 48 volt model (some Golf Cart applications). The 12 volt model is usually used for an automobile or a boat. Keep in mind that the primary application for these chargers is for vehicles that are in storage for an extended period of time.Hope this helps.Steve in WA « Show Less
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Works great for golf cart batteries @48 volt six 8 volt batteries will and should work fine for marine batteries