Does this device work for a 36 Volt Golf Cart system consisting of six 6-volt batteries?
1833601
Yes, I use it for my golf cart and it works fine I have been using it over 6 months
1833602
Works great. I use the cart only a few months as it is with our 2nd home at the beach. And we rent the house during the summer weeks. So we are there 2 weeks during the summer and mostly winters. I start with fully charged battery and then hook the 36volt unit up and it keeps the battery fully charged. We will be back at the beach during Aug and all I do is turn the key and off we go.
1833603
Yes it does. It's a very nice unit, saved my batteries a few times already and easy to use.
1833604
Yes it does. Connect the black lead to the negative post of the first battery in the series and the red lead to the positive post of the last. The same two posts that your controller connects to.
1833605
Only if the batteries are in series to 36 volts. I charge 3 12 volt batteries in series with this unit no problem.
792438
These units were designed for use on a single battery and not "6" connected in a series or parallel. You can check with the manufacture about this issue but my guess is it will not work with 6 batteries.
992852
Sharon,no a 36v won't work for a 48 v. If you have a 48v golf cart, you need the 48v to 12v reducer, min voltage is 40v. Go with the 48 to 12 volt reducer, you won't be disappointed, I bought this one and works great, just be sure to put an off/on switch between your reducer and whatever you are trying to power up, due to the fact that this does stays on all the time and runs down your batteries, not much in a weeks time but it does. It is very minimal and it is great, I love it and simple to install, Hope this helps and if you need more info, let me know good luck and enjoy.........Day in Texas Sharon,no a 36v won't work for a 48 v. If you have a 48v golf cart, you need the 48v to 12v reducer, min voltage is 40v. Go with the 48 to 12 volt reducer, you won't be disappointed, I bought this one and works great, just be sure to put an off/on switch between your reducer and whatever you are trying to power up, due to the fact that this does stays on all the time and runs down your batteries, not much in a weeks time but it does. It is very minimal and it is great, I love it and simple to install, Hope this helps and if you need more info, let me know good luck and enjoy.........Day in... » Read More Sharon,no a 36v won't work for a 48 v. If you have a 48v golf cart, you need the 48v to 12v reducer, min voltage is 40v. Go with the 48 to 12 volt reducer, you won't be disappointed, I bought this one and works great, just be sure to put an off/on switch between your reducer and whatever you are trying to power up, due to the fact that this does stays on all the time and runs down your batteries, not much in a weeks time but it does. It is very minimal and it is great, I love it and simple to install, Hope this helps and if you need more info, let me know good luck and enjoy.........Day in Texas « Show Less
1339624
I think the big question is what kind of connector do you have to the golf cart for example is it a crowfoot connector. Make sure you order the correct connector with the 36 volt 18 amp charger and it should work fine. I would call the manufacture of the charger to make sure, the number is 423-538-9202, I had called them with a question and they are very helpful.
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.
488585
Unknown. I use this battery for ham radio. Not sure of the power requirements of a golf cart. Good luck.
328204
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
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.
802326
Yes, The 36 volt will work.....the battery b&d; calls 40 volt is actually a 36.
539284
Hi James,The 2365-36 model of Charger is for a 36 volt system, ie a golf cart.They offer several models. Their 12 volt model is what you would use in most automotive applications. I personally own a 12 volt model (I use it when I put one of my collector cars in storage for an extended time period), a 36 volt model (some Golf Cart applications) and a 48 volt model (some Golf Cart applications). The 12 volt model is usually used for an automobile or a boat. Keep in mind that the primary application for these chargers is for vehicles that are in storage for an extended period of time.Hope this helps.Steve in WA Hi James,The 2365-36 model of Charger is for a 36 volt system, ie a golf cart.They offer several models. Their 12 volt model is what you would use in most automotive applications. I personally own a 12 volt model (I use it when I put one of my collector cars in storage for an extended time period), a 36 volt model (some Golf Cart applications) and a 48 volt model (some Golf Cart applications). The 12 volt model is usually used for an automobile or a boat. Keep in mind that the primary application for these chargers is for vehicles that are in storage for an extended period of... » Read More Hi James,The 2365-36 model of Charger is for a 36 volt system, ie a golf cart.They offer several models. Their 12 volt model is what you would use in most automotive applications. I personally own a 12 volt model (I use it when I put one of my collector cars in storage for an extended time period), a 36 volt model (some Golf Cart applications) and a 48 volt model (some Golf Cart applications). The 12 volt model is usually used for an automobile or a boat. Keep in mind that the primary application for these chargers is for vehicles that are in storage for an extended period of time.Hope this helps.Steve in WA « Show Less
1123411
yes it will. I have a 48 volt cart and I just used one 8 volt battery. It is a little bit dimmer but when I tried the 16 volt it was to bright. also it could decrease the life of the lamps. the correct way would be to use a voltage regulator to reduce the voltage so you use power across all the batteries. but it works just fine for me and it is bright enough to drive around our neighborhood at night.
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
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!!!
1248349
That should work. I use mine to maintain six 6 volt batteries in my golf cart. However I wouldn't use this device as a charger. I think it would take quite awhile to charge batteries that are low. It's main function is to maintain a charge. You might call the company. They were real helpful in answering some questions I had when I bought mine.
873121
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.
1362964
In your golf cart you have 8 6 volt batteries witch = 48 volts. Hook in the wires one on the negative end of the batteries and the positive on the positive side of the fourth battery . This will give you 24 volts 4x6=24.
1510326
you would need the 36V model, and this would be suitable for maintaining the batteries at full charge during storage, but not for recharging them after using the cart