Ezgo Golf Cart Battery Charger – 36 Volt – 21 Amp Lester Electric on 2040-parts.com
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EZGO Golf Cart Battery Charger – 36 Volt – 21 Amp
The Lester 36 Volt EZGO Golf Cart Battery Charger is the perfect charger for your golf cart. This Lester Links Series 36 volt EZGO Golf Cart Battery Charger is designed specifically for use with the EZGO Freedom or EZGO TxT golf carts manufactured in the year 1995 to present day. Also compatible with all other golf carts that operate with a 36 volt battery system and utilize the 2 pin “D” Shaped connector. This battery charger is part of the all new Lester Link Series line up. Lester has been manufacturing battery chargers and charging technology for decades but this year they have out done themselves. the new Links Series Chargers were designed specifically for use with golf carts and all the typical problems associated with personal ownership of a golf cart or EV. Maintaining the golf cart and its battery system is always a concern among owners. Mainly because the traditional lead acid style batteries they operate on have one big inherent problem. Discharge rates. Learn more about discharge rates of common battery technology. It is not uncommon for most personally owned golf carts to sit for several months at a time. Travelers that only vacation annually, or seasonally. The weather is also a factor in the majority of the country which tends to limit the use of your golf carts. This means you need a charger that will watch over your golf carts battery system while you are away. The All new 36 volt EZGO golf cart battery charger is your solution to all your worries. Plug it in and forget about it! Another new feature to the links Series line is the easy to view and understand LED display over the traditional analog gauge. Any of the Links Series chargers also have a preset charging pattern that can relay state of charge in real time as well as system faults. Peace of mind is what the new links series of chargers from Lester Electric offers. They are available with a wide variety of DC plugs, making them compatible with most golf cars and utility vehicle models, including those from E-Z-GO, Club Car, Yamaha, and other leading vehicle manufacturers. Due to Lester Electrical’s unrivaled reputation for quality, reliability, and innovative charge algorithms, the leading golf car manufacturers have made our company a trusted supplier for over 50 years. MADE IN AMERICA. Do you really need a new golf cart battery charger? If you are trying to charge dead batteries the battery charger will not work! There needs to be a minimum voltage in the batteries. Older Lester chargers need about 70% of normal charge and the newer chargers made beginning in 2004 need to sense only 5 volts If Batteries are what you need? You have come to the right place! BatteryPete ships replacement battery systems nationwide for all golf carts. FOR LESS!!! (Click here to see battery options.) Specs –
Factory Sealed box includes (1) One 36 volt EZGO golf cart battery charger with required TxT Textron Power Wise 2-pin plug.
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