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Batteries
Created 10/31/2022 6:01:47 PMBatteries
Battery is the main component of your cart. It is the one item our customers with electric carts worry about replacing the most when it comes to maintenance of their vehicles. We can supply you with all relevant brands: Trojan, Reliance, Sebang, Relion. And we will consult you on choosing the right charger for batteries.
All battery types are available:
Lithium – Lithium
golf cart batteries are known for their longevity, which is one of the reasons
they’re becoming more popular in general. They don’t require regular
maintenance, significantly lighter, recharged much faster (up to 80 percent
capacity in about an hour, and reach full charge in less than three hours) and
more efficient overall. Lithium golf cart batteries can last through 5,000
charging cycles.
Lead-Acid - the batteries that you
fill with water. The most common and lowest-cost deep-cycle batteries for golf
carts. The main advantage of lead-acid batteries is that they have the lowest
upfront cost. However, their lifespan is shorter compared to other golf cart
battery types, require the most maintenance, and are the heaviest. Up to 1000
charge cycles.
AGM - Absorbed Glass Mat
(AGM) batteries are a sealed variation of a lead-acid battery. The main
advantage is that AGM Batteries don’t require regular maintenance, no need to
replace water, which makes them a popular choice for many users. Capable of
fast-charging, medium-sized batteries.
There are two power features to look for when you
purchase batteries.
Your electric cart will take 6, 8, or 12V batteries.
Its volt electrical drive system will have a 36V or 48V system.
To find out which type your cart takes, check the
battery compartment. There will be 3, 4, or 6 holes. Multiply by two, and that
is your cart's voltage capability.
Do I have a 36v, 48v or 72v golf cart?
Example: 36-Volt Golf Cart (w/ 6, 6V Batteries
system):
3 acid holes x 2 volts per hole = 6-volts
6 volts x 6 total cart batteries = 36-volt
cart