Vatrer 48V 105AH Golf Cart Batteries for Club Car

The connections on our batteries are crimped and have a very good internal construction. They are nuts attached to the terminals for both the positive (+) and negative (-) connections. The charger also connects to the same lug with the same positive and negative terminals.

As long as your cart system is operating at 48V and currently using a lead-acid battery, our LiFePO4 lithium golf cart batteries can be a direct replacement. You would not need to change your electric motor or speed controller, making it a plug-and-play solution.

If your cart's speed controller is rated at 300A, the cart should retain its current speed when using our battery. The speed controller is responsible for managing the power delivery to the motor, and our battery is capable of providing the necessary current for the controller to function properly.

We offer a 10-year warranty on our lithium golf cart batteries, provided they are not damaged by human factors. If you encounter any issues with the battery during the warranty period, we will require you to provide the evidence we ask for. Once verified, we will provide you with a pre-paid return label to send the battery back. Depending on your requirements, we will either offer a full refund or send you a new replacement battery.

Yes, the touch screen comes with a mounting bracket that can be screwed onto the top of the golf cart's dashboard. This allows you to securely mount the touch screen display in a convenient location.

To set up the Bluetooth functionality and monitor the charging status of your battery, please follow these steps:

1. Search for and install the "xiaoxiangelectric" app on your smartphone.
2. Open the app and allow it to access Bluetooth on your device.
3. You can choose to register an account or use the guest mode to proceed to the app's interface.
4. For further assistance with the Bluetooth setup and monitoring, please contact us directly.

This Club Car golf cart battery typically lasts for over 10 years under normal usage conditions, thanks to its durability with more than 4000 charge cycles. Additionally, on a single charge, the battery can power the golf cart for up to 50 miles.

To determine whether your Club Car golf cart is 36 volts or 48 volts, you can follow these steps:

1. Check the Battery Setup

Open the battery compartment of your golf cart.

Count the number of batteries and note the voltage marked on each battery. Golf cart batteries are typically 6 volts, 8 volts, or 12 volts.

Multiply the number of batteries by the voltage of each battery. For example, six 6-volt batteries would give you a total of 36 volts (6 x 6 = 36). Alternatively, six 8-volt batteries would total 48 volts (6 x 8 = 48).

2. Examine the Serial Number and Model Information

Locate the serial number of your Club Car. This is often found inside or under the dashboard on the passenger’s side, or on a plaque in the battery compartment.

Check the Club Car website or contact a dealer with your serial number and model information. They can provide details about your specific cart, including its voltage.

3. Look for Voltage Indicators

Some golf carts have a voltage indicator or a label on the dashboard or near the charging port that specifies the system voltage.

4. Consult the Owner’s Manual

If you have the owner’s manual for your Club Car, it will typically list the specifications of your golf cart, including whether it is 36 volts or 48 volts.

Using these methods should help you identify the voltage of your Club Car golf cart. If you're still unsure, it may be best to contact a professional or a Club Car dealer for assistance.