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48v Lithium Ion Battery Pack 110AH LiFeP04 Li-ion golf cart EzGo RXV

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What is included in EzGo RXV package? Included:
  • 1 x 48V Lithium Battery Pack 110Ah
  • 1 x State of Charge Meter
  • 1 x EzGo RXV Battery Mounting Kit
  • 1 x 48V Heavy Duty Lithium Battery Charger with EzGo RXV Connector
  • Why Lithium Batteries? Reduces Weight of Your Golf Cart by up to 80% of the weight of the original lead acid batteries It should come as no surprise that standard sealed lead acid (SLA) batteries are incredibly heavy. And the longer you want your battery to last, the heavier the unit will be. These batteries make even the zippiest light-weight golf cart incredibly heavy. And the heavier your golf cart is, the slower it’ll move across the course. Worse, if you’re playing on damp turf, the cart will sink in. No one wants to be responsible for leaving tire tracks on the fairway. Lithium golf cart batteries are much lighter. This makes your golf cart easier to maneuver and helps you reach a comfortable speed faster. As an added bonus, lighter golf carts need less power to move. Less power means less drain on the batteries, so you can expect a longer-lasting charge cycle with each use. Lasts Longer Over Time All batteries, whether SLA or lithium, can get charged a set number of times before they start losing their ability to hold a charge. The more you use the battery, the less charge it holds. This means you’ll need to plug the golf cart in more often once the batteries reach their maximum number of charge cycles. So, what exactly counts as a charge cycle? One cycle is when the battery goes from fully charged to completely empty. After several hundred charge cycles, the battery will stop charging to 100 percent. The more you use the battery, the lower its total capacity gets. Lithium batteries handle more charge cycles than SLA models, letting you get more out of each unit. No More Maintenance When you bought your golf cart, you probably thought the only maintenance you’d need to do would be to the cart itself. But if you have SLA batteries, you’ll need to maintain them as well. These batteries need to get topped off with distilled water every few months. If the cells in the battery go dry, the battery stops holding a charge. Though it only takes a few minutes to service your batteries, it’s still time you’re spending away from the golf course. Lithium batteries are virtually maintenance-free. All you need to do is inspect the connections and clean them as needed. This means less time tinkering and more time perfecting your swing. They Are Eco-Friendly Once you’re ready to replace your batteries, you can recycle them. But some batteries are harder to recycle than others. Lithium batteries are easier to recycle and put less strain on the environment. This means they’re the most eco-friendly battery type on the market! All you need to do is find a licensed battery recycling drop-off location. No Risk of Acid Spills SLA batteries are full of corrosive acid. It’s part of what makes the battery hold a charge and produce electricity that your golf cart uses to run. If the battery leaks or the casing corrodes, you’ll have to face an acid spill. These spills are hazardous to the components of your golf cart, the environment, and your health. And the only way to prevent them is to keep the batteries properly charged and stored at all times. For most golf cart owners, that’s not an option. After all, you’re out on the course using the cart, not storing it for weeks at a time. Quality lithium batteries don’t contain the same acids as standard SLA models. They have protected cells that generate the power you need. This means you won’t expose yourself to the chemicals inside even when you inspect them for wear and tear. Cheaper Per Hour of Use As we said earlier, lithium batteries can go through more charge cycles than SLA batteries. This means they last longer. And the longer your batteries last, the less you’ll spend on replacements. Over the life of the battery, you’ll spend far less on maintenance costs. But that’s not all. Lithium batteries are more efficient. Their charges tend to last longer. And the less you have to charge your batteries, the less you’ll pay on your electrical bill! More Power Means More Speed A lithium golf cart battery has more power than a comparably sized SLA battery. What this means for your golf cart is a huge improvement in speed and power. The more power your batteries give your engine, the easier it is for the cart to navigate uneven terrain. And when you’re on the flat, that same power means you’ll go faster without draining your batteries as quickly! Less Vulnerable to Temperature Changes If you’re a year-round golfer, you need the cart to work in all weather conditions. This includes freezing temperatures. But some batteries drain faster in cold weather. This means you could find yourself stranded on the back nine. By upgrading to a lithium battery, you’ll have to worry less about the weather. Lithium cells work well in all temperatures. And though you might see a slight decrease in power in extreme conditions, you’ll still make it through your round before having to plug in. What Types of Golf Carts Are There? You can categorize the different types of golf carts in three ways: Gas or Electric 2-seater, 4-seater,6-seater or 8-seater Golf, personal, work Regular, lifted Each of these categories is a selection that you can make when purchasing a golf cart. You can have an electric 6-seater golf cart used for work or you can have a 2-seater gas golf cart used for personal use. a lifted cart for off-roading . Golf carts do not typically come in sport, performance, or lite categories. What Type Of Battery To Choose For A Golf Cart? There are two categories of golf cart batteries, each with some subsets. Deep Cycle Lead Acid Batteries Lithium-Ion Batteries There are pros and cons to each type of battery. Most golf carts come standard with a deep cycle lead-acid battery. Lead-acid batteries cost less upfront, but do not last as long as their competitor and require regular maintenance throughout their life span. The rate you use your golf cart with lead-acid batteries will also determine how long your lead-acid batteries last (as a pack). For example, you should run down the batteries to a ¼ charge level +/- on a regular occasion to ensure they cycle properly and get the advantage of a longer, slower charging cycle. Lithium-ion batteries last longer than lead-acid and do not require maintenance while in use, but they do cost significantly more for those added benefits. Lithium-Ion batteries are made for deep cycle applications and are sealed units. There are no water levels to check and the degree that you use your golf car on any occasion does not matter regarding cycling or recharging times. A Lithium-Ion battery controls it’s voltage output in conjunction with the car’s speed controller, so you have more power when needed and less power when it’s not needed. What Do I Need to Know Before I Buy a Golf Cart? The most important things to consider before purchasing a golf cart are what you need a golf cart for and what type of golf cart you want. Ask yourself some of these questions before buying: What will I do with my golf cart? How much weight does it need to carry? How many seats do I need? What type of terrain will I drive my golf cart on? Does my golf cart need to be street legal? / Will I drive my golf cart on the road? Do I want Gas or Electric? How Long Do Golf Cart Batteries Last? Golf cart batteries typically last anywhere from 4-10 years. Put another way, a lithium-ion battery should last between 2,000 and 5,000 charging cycles. A lead-acid battery should last somewhere between 500 and 1,000 charging cycles. That’s quite the range. The reason for the wide range is because there are different factors that will affect your golf cart battery life span. The amount of daily or weekly use will determine how quickly your battery wears out. Some other factors that can influence how long a battery lasts in a golf cart include: How fast you typically cruise How far each ride is How quickly you drain each full charge Terrain Temperature Note: Lithium-ion batteries weigh less than lead-acid, they do not lose power as their voltage dips, they charge 80% faster than lead-acid. How Much Are Golf Cart Batteries? The price depends on the voltage and on the “AH”. AH stands for ampere-hour and is the amount of charge in a battery that will allow one ampere of current to flow for one hour. The higher the AH, the longer one charge on the battery will last, like having a bigger fuel tank in a car. This will also increase the price of the battery. The higher the voltage or AH, the more expensive the battery will cost. The higher the AH is on an Lithium battery, the longer run time you will have. The Mileage My Golf Cart Can Make ? Like Stated Above ,AH stands for ampere-hour and is the amount of charge in a battery that will allow one ampere of current to flow for one hour. The mileage you can make will depend on golf cart models/Load/Battery size /Terrain/Speed . · Small battery with small current drain out >long mileage · Small battery with big current drain out >battery will drain out shortly, with short traveling mileage · Big battery with small current drain out> extra long mileage · Big battery with big current drain out >battery will drain out as predicted ,with decent mileage · Big Battery with times of rated current drain out >battery will drain out shortly, with short traveling mileage What Is The Best Battery Configuration For Long Mileage? · For Heavy Models like 6-seater lifted carts ,8-Seater people carriers >Big motor /controller /battery is needed · For Light Models like 2-seater golf carts with heavy loads >Big motor /controller /battery is needed · For Light Models like 2-seater golf carts used in steep terrains > Big motor /controller /battery is needed · For Heavy Models like 6-seater lifted carts used in steep terrains > Big motor /controller /Extra large battery needed What Will Lead To Under Mileage Performance /Prematurely Failed Battery? · Under Size Battery · Drawing more amps than the battery is rated to continually discharge in the specifications · Over speed driving · Exceed terrain limits · Exceed payload limits

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