Golf Cart

Voltage (V):Ensure the battery voltage matches your golf cart’s requirements. Common voltages include 6V, 8V, and 12V, with multiple batteries connected in series to achieve the desired system voltage (typically 36V or 48V).

Capacity (Ah):A higher Ah rating provides longer runtimes between charges.

Discharge Rate (C-rating):A higher C-rating allows for greater current draw, supporting better acceleration and hill climbing.

Chemistry:Li-ion batteries are becoming increasingly popular for their lighter weight, longer lifespan, and higher energy density compared to traditional lead-acid batteries.

Cycle Life:Choose a battery with a long cycle life to reduce the need for frequent replacements.

Cart Type and Size:Different golf cart models have varying voltage and power requirements. Consider the size and type of your cart (2-seater, 4-seater, utility cart) as this will influence the battery selection.

Terrain and Usage:Hilly courses or frequent use for hauling heavy loads will require batteries with higher capacity and discharge rates.

Desired Range:How far do you need to travel on a single charge? This will determine the necessary battery capacity (Ah).

Charging Infrastructure:Consider your charging options and how long you have to recharge the batteries between rounds.