Will this install on a gas golf cart? It talks about connecting to electric cart batteries, but I only have 1 battery for starting and it runs on gas
1943011
i believe it will. you only need one 12 volt battery. i had some questions when i bought mine and i emailed the company. the president responded back immediately. he was very nice and answered all of my questions. send him an email.
1943012
My cart is gas. It works great. I connected it directly to the battery and have had no problems. I love it.
1943013
Yes it will . it has a positive and a negative wires. Just like your battery . red on positive and black on negative. Very easy. Hook up. The lights come with very good instructions.
383267
This is for a 36 volt cart. Be sure to add a wire to power the gauge. The wire will be attached to the on/off switch.
862509
I believe the limit would be 4 (2x 6v in a series/parallel configuration). To be sure, contact the BatteryMinder folks. I'm using it on 4 7 year old golf carts myself although I have 6 total from a previous solar setup.
1449596
Yes, it does! Thats exactly what i use mine for. I have an '03 club car golf cart that runs on 48 volts. It maintains, charges & conditions your batteries to get more life out of them! I don't even use the original charger at all any more! My cart runs on 6 8v batteries.
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
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
681042
Is it a gas or an electric? I looked up the image of what you are referring to online and I believe that you could depending on whether or not it is gas or electric. I think the gas type would work with no problems.
488585
Unknown. I use this battery for ham radio. Not sure of the power requirements of a golf cart. Good luck.
1706329
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
1001724
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.
266104
I have never heard of a 8v golf cart battery, it sounds like a 12 volt battery that is in need of a charge. I would charge the battery and get the cca or ca and go for the test.
466203
Yes, this amp will work on your golfcart, between radio & speaker. I installed this on my little brothers moped , it will draw down your power source quickly if your not charging at the same time.
328206
as long as the golf cart is 36 volts it will work fine ifthere is 3 battery's you art charging it should be ok. but if charging one battery Yes
763713
I put mine on a gas 94 club car carryall . Just hooked up to the 12v battery. Pretty easy to install. Me and my wife did ours in a couple hours.
871184
Installation is easy. Turn it over, and see the labels for 48v and 12v. Hook the leads to the appropriate places - i.e. the 48v to the golf cart battery array, and the 12v to whatever you're attempting to power (like the lights).
921246
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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I own MGM-GMC inc. , it is a motor home service center we use a lot of golf cart batteries in motor homes and if your running 4 six volt batts, then the pd 9280 is the best way to go, it will recharge them much faster than the 9245/55, or 60 one will do, I use the pd 9280 in my unit and I also have 4 Golf cart batts in mine