I have a EZGO 36v Golf cart....Will if work if I connect to two 6v batteries...Also how long will the batteries last with the light on...Thanks CL
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It depends on how many amp hours they are rated for. If you connect it to 12 volts it will draw 3 constant amps. Or 4 batteries it will draw 1.5 amps at 24 volts. Also keep in mind that depending on your configuration 12 or 24 volts its going to be 36 watts per light
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Yes if you wire the batteries in series so that total output is 12v. Probably looking at a couple hours if your lucky. I'd put a motorcycle battery in if I were you. Would be about the same size as 2 6v batteries.
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this battery charger would only charge just a little bit, and if the batteries were completely dead, it wouldn't do anything at all...eventually it got so bad this charger wouldn't work at all. One of the worst purchases I've made in a while...take my advice, spend the money and purchase a dedicated charger for your golf cart, it's worth it!
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I have a 1996 EZGO Golf Cart and this charger works just fine with it I had to swop the ends off my old charger it is a tight fit but it will work.
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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 also have 6--8 volt batteries but the light kit I have (same as yours) works on 12 VDC. This is the reducer (48 VDC to 12 VDC) I bought for my Club Car. GOLF CART voltage reducer converter 48V to 12V 10A 120W Works great at a reasonable price. I think you will have to copy and paste to reach the site.
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Yes they are adjustable and they will work as long as you purchase the right voltage light matching your cart. A voltage reducer is the ticket. If you have a old cart it is most likely 36V. Purchase a 36 to 12V reducer and your lights will function a lot better than just running off two 6V batteries.
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If 12 volt system the yes, which should be, any battery will work just depends on size and amperage needed. but I think this battery is little small for golf cart.
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I have a 1997 EZGO Western 100 golf cart, with 36 volt, and 6, 6 volt batteries, will the plug fit?
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as long as the golf cart is 36 volts it will work fine if there is 3 battery's you art charging it should be ok. but if charging one battery Yes
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No it won't work unless you have an extended top on the golf cart. That is the ONLY way it will work. I tried EVERYTHING and NOTHING worked.
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There are 2 different voltage reducers available, one for a 48 volt cart and the other for a 36 volt cart. You need the one that matches the voltage of your cart. If you are unsure what the voltage of your cart is, measure the voltage of one of the batteries and multiply by the number of batteries. The total voltage may be a volt or two above the 36 or 48 volt level. For instance, a good set of 8 volt batteries that are fully charged will measure around 50 volts. You want the voltage reducer closest to the total. I hope that this helps!!!
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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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They will work -- you have to match the voltage. Club Cars come in different voltage. You can look up your model online. If I had to buy them again, I would not. They hold the charge but they don't last long. We used to go around on our cart for days without recharging. Now we can't go more than 5 miles without them being completely out of juice.
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I bought this gauge for my 36 volt golf cart. The cart has 6 batteries of six volts each if you connect then together correctly . I connected the gauge so it received 36 volts to operate properly...Carl
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I used standard crimp connectors to wire mine up to a 12v marine battery underneath my golf cart. I used the red ones because their the smallest. Because the wire is so small, I stripped enough so I could double the wire over. Then I daubed liquid electrical tape over it. Hope this helps.
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Thats correct.. Are your batteries 6volt batteries? If so because that is what golf carts run off of... And do you have 6 batteries hooked up? Because if you have a 8 then you have a 48 volt cart not 36.
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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).