Will it work on a 36 volt ezgo golf cartI can hook it up to 2-6volt batteries
1157282
No it will not work of any batteries, I have it hooked up to my car and if I live it in with out the engine running it kills the battery in less then 20 min
1157283
It should work on any 12 volt DC source...usually golf cart batteries are wired in series to produce the higher voltage, so I would be extremely careful and test your connection for the correct voltage BEFORE you connect the LED's...higher voltage will probably burn the lights out permanently.
2233998
I am not an expert but pretty sure it will work. I had read some reviews that suggested they are not very accurate. Also the place I bought my cart from was not high on them. I still bought one and put it on my 48 volt club car. They were right. It ran completely out of power and the green light was on the middle bar.
128138
Install on the positive and negative on the battery. Use a volt meter and check to make sure you have all the batteries in series and it shows 32 volts. Make sure when installing you switch to tow mode to avoid shorting out any micro relays in golf cart. If yo need additional help please contact me
163107
The charging unit is 12 volt. I believe you can connect 2 6 volt batteries in series and connect the 12 volt regulator to it successfully. 6 volt golf cart batteries are quite popular to use as power storage.
1123411
yes it will. I have a 48 volt cart and I just used one 8 volt battery. It is a little bit dimmer but when I tried the 16 volt it was to bright. also it could decrease the life of the lamps. the correct way would be to use a voltage regulator to reduce the voltage so you use power across all the batteries. but it works just fine for me and it is bright enough to drive around our neighborhood at night.
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I think the big question is what kind of connector do you have to the golf cart for example is it a crowfoot connector. Make sure you order the correct connector with the 36 volt 18 amp charger and it should work fine. I would call the manufacture of the charger to make sure, the number is 423-538-9202, I had called them with a question and they are very helpful.
1465927
I have a 48 volt e-z go golf cart and wanted to run lights on it for a fun night parade. each battery is 8 volts and there are 6 under the seat of the cart. So I hooked on to the positive of battery number one and the negative of battery number 3----making a 24 volt package---the inverter worked fine and ran my lights and boom box.
1123410
There are set up to run 12 v only I have 36v hooked up to one battery not sure that it will work we have another cart 48v we put a led light on it
1662428
It works on any 12 volt battery. It has its own built in fuse,so you don't have to hook one up.
488585
Unknown. I use this battery for ham radio. Not sure of the power requirements of a golf cart. Good luck.
406231
This will not work. This unit takes the 36/48 volts that a golf cart battery bank uses and reduces the output to 12 volts. It will not run a 110 volt rope light.
597443
It probably depends on how bad they are run down. However, I recently used it to individually recharge 6 volt golf cart batteries that were down to 1 volt.
1415540
just make sure its 36 volts you need and your good to go I have and ezgo and it works great on mine
1654128
I dont think so because the headlight is most likely 12 volt and the cart is 36. It is east to install and i really like knowing where my battery charge is at instead of guessing. I charge much less than I use too and I have never noticed that it had any drain on the batteries.
406230
This Voltage Reducer would reduce the 36V to 12V with 10A capability. This wouldn't work for 110/120 as 110/120 is AC and the golf cart is DC current. You would need a different type of reducer.
693600
Yes they will charge in ur ezgo golf cart off of your regular ezgo charger. U don't need to buy a special charger for these batteries, I have these four in my golf cart and it runs really good. I didn't have to change a thing. If you have more questions check out my website wwww.txgolfcartrepair.com
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Yes, but...If you have room for two batteries, it's more efficient to use two six-volt batteries in series rather than your idea if using two twelve volt batteries in parallel. In a parallel installation, the two batteries, even if matched in capacity and age, usually have slightly different charges and the lesser charged battery sucks current out of the other one. So the battery bank tend to self discharge. Two six volt golf cart batteries are your best bet.