36 Volt Battery Charger Golfcart Charger For Ezgo Club Car Crows Foot Style Plug on 2040-parts.com
郑州, 河南省, China
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Brand new OEM Spec 36 Volt Golf Cart Battery Charger with Crows foot style plug. Description: 36 Volt 5 Amp fully automatic battery charger, made for overnight charging. Overnight charge is usually 4-6 hours depending on your batteries condition. Features a trickle charge mode which is better for your batteries. This will increase batteries longevity as well as performance. Trickle charge mode also prevents over charging. Charger is equipped with 2 led lights for charging status indication. Charger runs on standard USA 110 Volt power. Specifications: Automatic charger with trickle charge mode 4-6 Hour Recharge Time Output 36 Volts DC 5 Amps Input 110-120V, AC Crows Foot Connector Plug LED Status Lights Automatic Fan Forced Ventilation Included in the box you will receive the charger itself, power cord, and Crows Foot Style Connector Plug |
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