Golf Cart Battery Charger
Deep Cycle Battery ChargerOur reliable Club Car battery charger is 20 years old and still going strong. Maintaining an electric golf cart can be quite economical - such is the case with battery chargers. There is not much that goes wrong with them.If you think you may be having trouble with your deep cycle battery charger, you can bring it in to your local golf cart shop and have it tested. Usually the charger can be repaired rather than replaced. Golf Cart ChargerNormally, if you are purchasing a new or used golf cart, the golf cart charger is often part of the deal. But if it is not, and you need to buy a deep cycle battery charger here are a couple of things you should know.1. The make and year of your golf cart. 
Golf cart battery chargers are specific to the make of the cart. Meaning you must buy a Yamaha golf cart battery charger if you have a Yamaha golf cart. Then there are different chargers for the make depending on the year the cart was made. 2. The battery voltage - is it a 36 volt or a 48 volt 3. The amount of use of the golf cart. These battery chargers come in 12v, 20v and 25v. If the cart is used very minimally for short periods of time - like a run up to the mailbox each day then the 12 v will suffice. For those who use it for 18 holes of golf then a 20v is recommended. This is by far the most common size charger. However there is a 25v battery charger for heavier and long, term daily use. If you think you may be having trouble with your charger, you can bring it in to your local golf cart shop and have it tested. Usually the charger can be repaired rather than replaced. Club Car Battery Charger
We own a 1985 Club Car that of course came with a Club Car battery charger. It has performed very reliably for many years. Normally, if your golf cart battery charger is not charging - the problem is usually not the charger. Here are some tips from the Club Car Service Manual: Club Car Battery Charger Charging Deep Cycle BatteriesYou might think that all you have to do is plug in your cart when the battery indicator light is low and that's all you need to know.Well if you want to extend the life of your golf cart batteries there are some tips and practices that can help you do just that. Click here to learn more:
Charging Deep Cycle Batteries
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