I have a 2000 Club Car 48v with a round connector. Will this work to charge the batteries on a daily basis?
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It does come with the correct plug to charge your cart. It will depend on the condition of your batteries as to how well it will work.
58289
I would think so. The charger comes with assorted cart plugs to fit different voltage receptacles
58290
I have a 2001 club car. The OBC will not allow it. It comes with 4 attachments. I hooked the pig tail attachment to the positive lead on the lead battery and the negative lead on the last battery and it worked out great. Because the charger itself has an auto shut off once the batteries are at full charge. By doing this you are more or less by passing the OBC. Does that help?
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Hi John. Yes, charger does include proper round connector. (I own a 48 V Club Car ;-). From my own research though this charger is NOT capable of the 18-20Amps necessary to "deep charge" golf cart batteries and will cause sulfation/premature failures... (I ended up buying a $$$ 8V 20A charger so that I can "shock" them / "clear them out" individually once in a while + using stock Club Car charger for "maintenance"/trickle charge and have had WAY LESS issue(s) since !). Good luck. Eric
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I have the same cart and think you have to disconnect the onboard computer to use the round connector. I just wired in their quick connector directly to the batteries under the seat and it worked fine for a while and then the connector melted. I am now connecting it with the battery clamps included in the package. It charges fine but has trouble cutting off at a full charge. I think this charger may fall in the category of you get what you pay for.
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I would say no. This unit has a hard time working with 48v for some reason. I have been very dissatisfied with mine. It should say 36v or 24v as that is all I have ever been able to get it to charge properly on. It will only charge 48v for a few minutes before shutting down.
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.
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.
1251452
It will work but you would be overloading it in the start mode...it would be fine for charging. You probably have a 250 amp solenoid. This is an 80 amp.
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It should. It will take longer to charge the batteries than a larger charger, but it should keep them topped off.
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You could check in these web pageshttp://www.batterystuff.com/battery-chargers/48-volt/CLUBCARcord.htmlhttp://www.golfcartking.com/mobile/default.aspx
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Yes. Mine charges both batteries at same time. It's a 2 bank charger - 10 AMPS per bank. I have a seperate 1 bank charger for my cranking battery. It has seperate wires for each bank to hook up to your two batteries for your 24volt system.
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Thank you for contacting us about your battery tender. Unfortunately, the ring terminals will be too small for standard automotive terminals, but you would be able to use the alligator clips that are provided with the charger.
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With the proper connector, yes. Charger will do it. Charge at 5.0 amp rate for the battery you have listed.
256435
They will work -- you have to match the voltage. Club Cars come in different voltage. You can look up your model online. If I had to buy them again, I would not. They hold the charge but they don't last long. We used to go around on our cart for days without recharging. Now we can't go more than 5 miles without them being completely out of juice.
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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.
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No. For starters a "normal" battery charger (if you are talking about what you'd plug AA's into) is designed for batteries that get to around 1.5 V or so, way less than what this one is rated for. And of course it won't connect without a bunch of custom splicing and screwing around. And they are a totally different kind of battery as well. If you're going to own something that requires this kind of battery, you need to also own the proper way to charge it.
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That should be fine. The charger was 'specificly' designed for AGM batteries. But, it will work on any battery type. google "agm battery" if you're curious
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I see no reason for it no to. I am using one to charge a 36v golf cart. I suggest not running your battery pack below 70% ; and leave it pluged up anytime you are not using it. Hope this helps.
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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.
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This charger works on most all 48 volt Club Cars as long as no modifications have been made to the cart or OBC ( on board computer ) if so equipped.
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Hi Connie, if this a. m. Chair has a 24 V System (I think it has) and a 3-pole charging connector, this charger should work imho. But 5 A charging current is not very much and so it could take a long time until the battery is fully charged. I use it as a spare-charger for my Otto Bock B600 power chair. Hth, regardsfrom Germany, Arno