FAQ

Golf Cart Charger FAQ’s

You need a charger that matches your cart’s battery voltage—commonly 36V, 48V, or 72V—and battery chemistry (Lead-Acid, AGM, or Lithium). Basengolfbattery has chargers for all major 48V carts for Lithium batteries.

Yes. Basengolfbattery smart chargers have SmartSense Maintenance Mode, which keeps the batteries safely topped off without overcharging.

A full charge typically takes 6 to 10 hours, depending on the battery capacity, how depleted the batteries are, and the charger’s output amperage.

Yes,Individual pricing for large scale projects and wholesale demands is available.

“Deep Charge” refers to the main charging stages that deliver the bulk of energy to the batteries. It ensures the batteries are thoroughly and efficiently charged before transitioning to maintenance mode.

Check for a working AC power source, inspect the outlet and any power strips, ensure the battery pack has enough voltage, inspect fuses or breakers, and check for corrosion or loose connections at the cart receptacle.

If the battery pack voltage is too low (below safe charging threshold of 18V), the charger may not activate. You can use a trickle charger to raise the voltage.

Check for corrosion on terminals, clean connections regularly, maintain proper water levels in flooded lead-acid batteries, and always recharge after use to avoid deep discharges.

Lead-acid batteries typically last 4–6 years with proper care. Lithium batteries can last 8–10 years, often longer, with significantly lower maintenance needs.

Common signs include reduced range, longer charging times, difficulty holding a charge, sluggish acceleration, and visible swelling or leaking..

Yes. Charging after each use helps prolong battery life and ensures your cart is ready to go the next time.

Charge regularly, avoid full discharges, keep battery terminals clean, use the correct charger for your battery chemistry, and store batteries in a cool, dry place when not in use.

Yes. Basengolfbattery chargers are designed for outdoor use and made with Advanced WeatherShield Coating. However, they should still be placed in a dry, well-ventilated area when possible.