can I use this charger on a yamaha 48 volt gulf cart
1971954
You sure can, this specific multi-charger can charge up to 72 volts. Hope that answered your question.
1971955
If your 48 volts is based on 4 each 12 volt batteries or even 8 each 6 volt batteries it should work fine. I use it to charge my 48 volt battery system for the hydraulics in my low rider. Just make sure when you hook it up you verify correct polarity and voltage setting. It would also help to have spare 30 amp fuses on hand for the charger just in case.
599910
I think you should buy a voltage reducer for a 36 volt golf cart. Also, this was kind of cheap and didn't last long, you may want to spend a little more $ and get a better one.
178558
Don't really know, what I do know is that it works perfectly on a Yamaha drive golf cart!!
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
1655239
being an electrician for Chryslers you might think I would know this. The float chargers that we use at Mopar were huge for the batteries that we charged for the carts that are used. They were ran in series also. I do not think this would be what you need, but it wouldn't hurt. I would call a battery wholesaler or ask this question on google.
10763
Yes. As long as you cart is 36 volts and has the Powerwise "D" shaped handle. The handle will have one "straight" side and the other side will be slightly rounded making a "D" shape. Hope that helps. Feel free to give us a call at 877-960-5464 if you need further assistance.
495385
As long as your input is somewhere between 40v and 48v it will work on any model golf cart and give you 12v on the output.
40136
I bought this for my sons SKIPPI wheelchair bc the charger that the medical equipment provider wanted to sell us was going to be 600.00!!! What I can tell you is that any charger will work if there is a 3 prong outlet on your Pride GoGo. Make sure you know what the Amp/volt is though before purchasing this charger. It works well with our chair and I've been very happy with it!
1246157
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.
2035810
I have this charger, use it to charge my 36 volt golf cart and 12 volt motor home it works very well considering its rated output.
1984478
Yes. My boat has an automatic on-board charger. Any 12volt automatic charger will work.
495387
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!!!
869332
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.
1449594
Yes, that's exactly what I use it for. A 48V golf cart with four 12V batteries in series.
893233
You can try it, and it should work, the unit has a input side for 48 volts and an out put side delivering a reduced 12 volts, I would not think the unit cares or could determine that the 48 volts was from a charger or 8 or 12 volt batteries in series. I am running all me 12 volt items,lights, horn,radio.
1001728
You just need 12vs, and most carts run higher voltage. Add an isolated 12v deep cycle battery should do the trick.
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