can this be used to power A electric go cart
505437
No it runs on 110 volts alternating current. You would need to buy an old automobile generator ( not an alternator) and hook it up to a 12 volt DC battery.
505438
No it's a110 volt AC motor you need 12 24 or 36 volt DC motor depending on your battery setup
505439
I don't know why you would use an A/C motor for a D/C circuit but you could get a power convertor and maybe make it work
505440
Not really it runs on 110 volts, you would need one heck of a battery and electrical system to make it happen
505441
1/4 hp is only about 190 W. So, it might be able to power one...but I wouldn't expect you to be able to achieve a very fast speed. 1W = N(m/s). You'd probably want something in the multiple-horsepower range.Also, what the other comments said about it being an AC motor.
1320501
While I have no exact information on it, I don't see why not. It's such a simple installation, that it should be able to be used on anything with a battery source. I'm not sure if Golf carts are the same voltage or not. I'd contact the folks at Gorilla to ask that question. Just go to their website, and hit the support tab. Send 'em a message. They're very good about responding. If the voltage isn't a question, it should be fine. I'm thinking about putting one of these on my Jeep!
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.
1001728
You just need 12vs, and most carts run higher voltage. Add an isolated 12v deep cycle battery should do the trick.
131739
I am not sure, but if the plug fits it should work. Make sure you have the correct voltage or it will birn up the power wheel's motor.
436562
I use it on a 12 volt boat system. It is very bright, you need some power. I doubt what you suggest would be enough.
897822
I dont think so. I thought of that before I purchased it. I do have a power inverter in my van that if I needed to I could run an extension cord and still use it. It pulls a minor amount of electricity,
488585
Unknown. I use this battery for ham radio. Not sure of the power requirements of a golf cart. Good luck.
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.
2039735
Nothing in your question makes any sense.... you need to get a qualified electrician to do your project. The Go Power TS 30 is simply an either-or automatic switch. It appears to me that you are trolling.
369109
I am guessing because go power does not specify. But looking at their claims I suspect it is PWM. If you buy this unit make sure it is fully functional within 30 days to get a refund. Go Power will not do business with you because the purchase was made at Amazon. Mine had a bad controller 20.6V in 0V out. They will not replace or exchange the controller individually. The whole panel is the only option. I am looking another company. Same return issue with Renogy. Good luck
2182692
Yes, i use it on a similar ezgo cart and it works great. Plug is as exact fit and the nice thing about this charger is that it is automatic and you can keep it plugged up all the time.
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.
940331
Certainly. I use mine to charge 4, 6-volt golf cart batteries that are run in series.
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.
1521283
My unit draw 10 amps of DC current to produce 1 amp. of AC current @120 volts. My Go-Power is used on a Electrical service vehicle to operate Drills and Hand Saws, and lights. It work's very well! Buy one!Bob Joseph
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