48 Volt Lithium Battery for Golf Cart with 18A Charger, 48V Lithium Battery with 200A BMS, LCD & Mobile Monitor, 5.12kWh with 10.24kW Output, 1000A Peak Current for Golf Cart(100AH)

I put 10 miles a day minimum on my bad boy xto 4x4. I charge it when it gets to 20% or close to it. I did mount a 12 volt marine battery for my accessories and winch. Couldn't get it to work at first, then my buddy figured out I needed a common ground connecting the lithium to the marine battery. Easy Cheesey fix and away we go for 3 months now. This bad boy is way lighter (removed 8 heavy batteries) and rides better. It peels out all 4 tires like a beast. I charge it once every week and a half or so. Towing it for hunting behind my FJ Cruiser is super easy and I take it more places on the trailer to hunt because of the weight loss. No problems with the screen or phone app people are talking crap about. Guess people can't read directions anymore.

I was very impressed by the quality of the battery and the charger. Everything was fine with the order and I was able to swap the old heavy lead acid batteries for one that barely weighs more than one single lead acid battery. The power is strong and it even uses the regenerative braking system in the club car. When you are coasting down a incline the battery monitoring screen shows charging. It may not be a huge difference but it’s still cool. I used a vibratory cutter to remove the little fins that stick up near the middle of the precident club car. I just took the ond charge port off and replaced it with a regular plug for camping or really anything that you would need to just plug an extension cord into. I used the same vibration device to cut slots into the plastic tray to be able to use the strap that came with the battery. I mounted the battery on the passenger side of the cart. It fits perfectly and even has a small protrusion molded into the tray bottom that keeps the battery from slipping side to side. I also used zip ties to hold everything neatly inside of the battery area I will include pictures of the installation. I’m well pleased with everything. The battery will bluetooth to your phone and you can get exactly the same information on your phone as the screen. I like the fact that you can use the phone to switch off the charging port and the discharge port on your battery. This makes it much harder to steal your cart because the switch is integrated into the BMS on your battery inside of the sealed battery. Really cool feature.

I bought a 2017 Club Car Precedent with dead batteries and wanted to replace them with lithium ion. After researching how to convert, I did the smart thing and bought the cheapest lithium battery on Amazon... and it worked out! This Ogrphy battery had great reviews as well as good-enough documentation to easily install and wire it into the factory wiring harness. Some complained about the short wires preventing mounting the battery display on the dash, but I just leave the battery display on the battery and check it before driving; the Bluetooth app is great too, I just don't use it as often. It's been about 5 weeks since I installed and charged the battery and I've driven it ten times or so, it's still at 65% battery! My friends with lead-acid batteries talk about all the maintenance they have to do and this was exactly what I was hoping for: an easy conversion with little to no maintenance.

BATTERY WORKS GREAT, the little red power wire that powers the usb display, popped out and landed on the ground, big arc flash burnt the circuit board, display does not work anymore, i asked the company for a new circuit board, have not heard from them yet. also keep the packing material on the bottom of battery when you put it into the cart, you will have to trim some off to fit your cart, battery is working great been driving it for a week now, and the battery charge is at 91%, UPDATE drove it for 9 days and battery got to 50% i was gonna charge it when i got home, but battery power died i had 1 more block to go, had to push cart home, battery drops fast at 50%

I needed to change out my batteries on my 1998 club car and decided to make the switch to lithium. Ordered this battery and was amazed. The company sent me updated emails every step of the way. Literally every step down to an email stating my package was ready and waiting for FedEx to pick it up. They also sent a pdf with an updated manual due to an error they found in their manuals. They wanted to ensure I had the updated manual in the event an old version came with the battery. The battery was easy to install. If you know how to replace a car battery, you can swap this out. I have not used the meter as the blue tooth gives you current battery info and works just fine for me. Battery life is definitely longer than the lead acid batteries. I highly recommend.

This is a 1 day DIY upgrade project, not too difficult to install the a EZ-GO TXT golf cart. Plenty of videos on YouTube to guide you. The lithium upgrade will improve your carts performance with less weight, better range, no maintenance and quicker charging. The most difficult part was pulling out the 6 heavy 8-volt batteries. Price comparable to fitting new lead acid batteries.

So far these batteries are great. I've only had it about a week but definitely happy so far. Easy install, love the battery monitoring. Haven't charged it yet it came with a 50% charge played 2 rounds and drove the kids around for a bit now at 46%. I haven't installed the app yet on my phone just using the led screen. As of right now a week in you could call the battery McDonald's because I'm loving it. And the price I paid for it was far better than buying six 8v batteries, plus the warranty was over 5x better than the led acid batteries most expensive ones. I'll link a video sometime to this, and if things change in the future I'll correct my opinion then, but as of a week in I'd buy it again