48V Lithium Golf Cart Battery
BSLBATT 48V lithium golf cart batteries are GC2 size replacement batteries Available in 30Ah, 60Ah, 100Ah, and 156Ah capacities and sizes to provide high-quality performance, power, and precision. This lithium golf cart battery 48v replacement battery is specifically designed for golf carts, utility vehicles, LSVs, and AGVs.
48 Volt Lithium Batteries For Golf Cart
BSLBATT 48V lithium-ion batteries are integrated into golf cart battery systems to replace lead-acid batteries. These lithium batteries can be seamlessly integrated into your existing golf cart system, so you can upgrade to lithium batteries quickly and easily.
B-LFP48-30GC
51.2V 30Ah Golf Cart Battery
B-LFP48-60GC
51.2V 60Ah Golf Cart Battery
B-LFP48-100GC
51.2V 100Ah Golf Cart Battery
B-LFP48-104GC
51.2V 104Ah Golf Cart Battery
B-LFP48-130GC
51.2V 135Ah Golf Cart Battery
B-LFP48-150GC
51.2V 156Ah Golf Cart Battery
Applicable To
- 48V GOLF CARTS #PLAYLONGER
- 48V REPLACEMENT BATTERY
- CLUB CAR 48V GOLF CARTS
- YAMAHA 48V GOLF CARTS
- LIFEPO4 REPLACEMENT FOR GOLF CART BATTERIES
- DROP IN LITHIUM REPLACEMENT
- EXCELLENT FOR 48V TAYLOR-DUNN GOLF CARTS
- PREFERRED UPGRADE FOR 48V POLARIS GOLF CARTS
- IDEAL FOR 48V PAR CAR
- COMPATIBLE WITH MOST 48V GOLF CARTS
- COMPATIBLE WITH 48V GEM CAR, STAR EV GOLF CART AND MANY OTHERS
Investing in A Reliable 48V Lithium ion Battery Golf Cart is Critical
IT’S TRUE that not all batteries are created equal. Some of them last longer than others and some of them are just better than others in general. Deep cycle golf cart batteries are different than car batteries, so 48v lithium battery golf carts tend to use a different set of brands than we associate with “normal” applications. When you choose BSLBATT, you’re getting more than just a set of batteries – you’re getting a support system that stands by your side for life.
300%
10-year savings vs lead-acid batteries
4X
Cycle-Life
1/4
One quarter of the weight
100%
Safe & Reliable
Frequently Asked Questions
A 48V lithium-ion battery can be used to power a golf cart. It will provide the same amount of power as a 12V lead acid battery, but it will last much longer. This is because the voltage is higher, so the current drawn from the battery is lower.
There are not many golf carts that use this type of battery, but there are some out there. One of these is the BSLBATT 48 Volt Lithium Ion Battery which provides up to 10x more cycles than other lead acid batteries.
48 volt lithium golf cart batteries are more expensive, but they make up for it in power and run time. They are ideal for rough terrain and heavy loads.
The BSLBATT 48 volt lithium golf cart batteries are the perfect solution for golf cart owners who have a lot of hills on their course or need to carry heavy loads. It offers more power and run time than a 36V battery, so it’s perfect for rougher terrain and heavier loads. The downside is that it costs more upfront, but it will save you money over the long term because of its durability and high performance.
The voltage of a golf cart depends on the type of vehicle. The voltage is determined by the total power requirement of the vehicle.
A 36V golf cart has a low power requirement, so it is perfect for driving around town and running errands. A 48 volt lithium battery for golf cart has a higher power requirement and is better suited for driving on hilly terrain and off-roading.
We will show you the process of charging the 48V LiFePO4 Golf Cart battery.
First, you need to determine whether your battery is in good condition or not. If it’s dead and needs a new one, you can skip to the next section. If your battery is in good shape and needs a charge, then you need to follow these steps:
– Connect the charger with the positive and negative terminals of the battery.
– Connect the charger to the AC power source (wall outlet).
– Turn on the charger by pressing the ON/OFF button.
– Observe if there is any light on the charger or not. If there is no light at all, it means that your battery is not responding to charging input. This could be due to various factors such as low voltage or bad connections between terminals and cable connectors etc. You should check these before trying again for charging input.
