how long can you leave the charger on months weeks what i have a 48 volt golf cart 8 six v
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My understanding is that it can be left on... indefinitely. That's what I'm currently doing for my 48V electric bike. Per literature with the "Save A Battery 2365-48 48-volt Battery Charger and Maintainer", "Extends battery life the longer it is plugged in".
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I have been leaving it on 24 x 7 only unhooking when I use the cart. Since its a maintainer, I don't see the harm in that and no problems here thus far.
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They are designed to be plugged in all the time you are not using the cart. This way your batteries are kept at 100% charge and will last longer.
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Depends on how depleted the batteries are. I generally charge all day or overnight. My cart required a crows foot plug, I cut off the one that came on the charger and replaced it with a crows foot that I purchased elsewhere. I think it was about $25 I've been satisfied with the charger.
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This is a fully Automatic 36V 18A Golf Cart Charger. This charger will turn ON and OFF as needed. This charger can be left plugged in at all times as it fully self reliant and will do what it needs to do when it needs to do it. This is the closest thing to an OEM Charger.
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I had a cracked golf cart battery repaired some years back, it held up for a month and then leaked acid every where. My advice, buy a new battery, DJ.
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I have a dv6 and it did not fit so I have no idea how long the charge will last
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I have never used the manual setting, but have 5 of the chargers and just set them on the type of battery and leave them on permantly. The golf cart, motorcycles, etc. and have not had to replace a battery in over 4 years now. If I could find my manual, it might tell if it goes into the charge mode! Good Luck, Jim
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It depend how tall and density of your lawn. I have a 400 sq feet of lawn and I mow my lawn twice a month and I only charge the battery twice in a season. Hope this is helpful.
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Mike, I installed this switch in my motorhome using two 6 V golf batteries in series to equal 12 V.The switch is built very sturdy and you should not have any problem using it on your 36 V golf cart.I bought this switch since it can be mounted almost anywhere.Peter
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Rechargeable lithium-ion battery.Should last 8 hrs in golf mode and 3 weeks on a single charge
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All I know is the Stanley unit will charge any combination of batteries provided they total 48v. If you leave them disconnected from the cart they will hold their charge longer.8 months may be a problem so I would try it and see.
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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.
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This is a great battery maintainer for long term. Remember though the batteries must have a charge in them before this will maintain them. It will not charge a dead battery. Since I have purchased mine this past summer, I have never had to place the battery charger on the cart. This will keep the batteries charged and maintained as long as the batteries are not dead or you have a bad battery in the series. If we use the cart all day and charge gets low it may take more than a day to get full charge back but this unit is better for the batteries as it is a slow charge and maintains the life of your batteries so if you do not need to use the fast charger to charge, your batteries will last a lot longer. This is a great battery maintainer for long term. Remember though the batteries must have a charge in them before this will maintain them. It will not charge a dead battery. Since I have purchased mine this past summer, I have never had to place the battery charger on the cart. This will keep the batteries charged and maintained as long as the batteries are not dead or you have a bad battery in the series. If we use the cart all day and charge gets low it may take more than a day to get full charge back but this unit is better for the batteries as it is a slow charge and maintains the life... » Read More This is a great battery maintainer for long term. Remember though the batteries must have a charge in them before this will maintain them. It will not charge a dead battery. Since I have purchased mine this past summer, I have never had to place the battery charger on the cart. This will keep the batteries charged and maintained as long as the batteries are not dead or you have a bad battery in the series. If we use the cart all day and charge gets low it may take more than a day to get full charge back but this unit is better for the batteries as it is a slow charge and maintains the life of your batteries so if you do not need to use the fast charger to charge, your batteries will last a lot longer. « Show Less
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When charging your normal batteries for a 36V System (Trojan T105 or Equivalent) this charger will take all night to charge them. This is rated for a normal discharge of the golf cart to where your cart is not moving anymore and not to a fully depleted battery that reads 0V. Also chargers that go 20A are not commonly made anymore as a low amp charge is better for your batteries than a powerful 20A charge. The longer you charge the batteries at low amps the better it is for the batteries as it prevents sulfate from building up. Also a 20A charger will only take about 2-4 Hr. for a full charge on a normal use battery.
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I don't know, I have had mine for a least 6 months and charge it every week. Maybe you need to contact company where you ordered it.
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This is a great battery maintainer for long term. Remember though the batteries must have a charge in them before this will maintain them. It will not charge a dead battery. Since I have purchased mine this past summer, I have never had to place the battery charger on the cart. This will keep the batteries charged and maintained as long as the batteries are not dead or you have a bad battery in the series. If we use the cart all day and charge gets low it may take more than a day to get full charge back but this unit is better for the batteries as it is a slow charge and maintains the life of your batteries so if you do not need to use the fast charger to charge, your batteries will last a lot longer.
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No Elizabeth this is only a fully automatic charger for a 48 volt Golf cart type vehicle.
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I think that you are talking about 2 batteries (each 6 volts) - This charger I bought was to charge 6-6 volt batteries for my golf cart which is why the advertisement states 36 volts. If it is for a single battery yes, a 36 volt charger could hurt-damage or destroy a 12 volt battery