Is this battery powerful enough for a club car golf cart
1306974
I used this battery for a remote control golf cart. [one bag] It is not for a regular size golf cart.
255345
Depends on how many batteries you have. Gc2 everyready 6 volt golf cart batteries from Sams Club should be enough. And your location also is a factor.
959251
Works great for golf cart batteries @48 volt six 8 volt batteries will and should work fine for marine batteries
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
390380
I would say "yes". I have it hooked it to two 6v golf cart batteries (wired in series) for house batteries in the motor home.
831062
No, this battery is designed as a boost battery , the physical size is also important as well as the location of the battery posts; go to AutoZone, Advance Auto or your nearby Walmart Automotive center for proper matching of a battery to your mower. Les
874716
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.
1349523
I would suggest a good battery , I can't say how many amp as I didn't use an amp prob .It is slow but it lifted the driver front on a 1970 Ford Ranchero as a test.
1599232
i use it on all my wet cell batteries (car, truck, boat, motorhome, 2000 Club Cart golf cart). The Plews should work for any wet cell battery.
173204
Hello I tried the refurbish kit for the golfcart batteries and when i go back to Florida this winter i am going to replace the batterys.. i don;t think the kit did anything for me, but it was a very low cost try so i tried it. maybe you will have better luck then i did but my batteries are now 5 years old so they are ready to be replaced...good luck.......
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.
539281
no i am sorry do not know that model, but I use it om my golf cart 36 volt and works very well for overnight charge
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
626052
As long as your accessory plug is 12 volt, you're good. I can't imagine that they would have an access plug in any vehicle that wasn't 12 volt. The voltage of the vehicle shouldn't matter as the access. plug will have been regulated to 12v.Please remember you would have to mount this as it is made to be a stable tabletop model. I can't see this as really being good for a golf cart; however, I don't know how you mean to use it. Hope that helps.
459536
I don't think I would try that. I checked in the owner's guide. The diagram in the quick start guide that shows all the connections has the power connection labeled - DC IN 10V, which I guess means 10 volts. I may be wrong, but all the golf carts I've ever dealt with have 12 volt batteries. It may be too much power for the sound bar.
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.
1539787
I don't know for sure but I'm thinking its not. I think you would be better off with a Autozone gold series or other deep cycle battery. Though ur pump is only 6.6 amp, where as my home 1/2hp sump pump is 20amps. If ur application is something u need to be reliable and counting on under heavy runs I would look at true deep cycle car or better golf cart battery.