Customer Reviews for 36v 5a Golf Cart Battery Charger For Club Car Crowfoot Connector Beautiful

No handle and definitely not the one advertised... Works so far, we shall see.

I bought this as a power supply to run the diesel heater I bought. It works well for this purpose. This is probably the last review I do for Vevor. Thier products and prices are good, but the minimum character count has to go.

Voltage and amps are adjustable. Easy to set up and use for any battery type. I set it for 24.4 volts and it was charging at 27 amp. The output wires are a little small for 35 amps in my opinion so I didn't adjust the amp output.

for the price, you cant beat it.. Im using this to power a 10 meter radio, this gives me some headroom.

I wish they would've supplied both the male and female connector plugs. It only came with the female, as is shown in the listing photo.

It is always a bother to have to break out the generator while boondocking to charge your lithium packs. While having 500 amp hours of lithium is great what happens when you don't see the sun for a week.Using this in combination with my rv's DC charger I was able to charge my packs at 75 amps from my generator reducing the number of hours to get a couple of days worth of charge into the packs. Thankfully we saw the sun and was able to use solar in the following days.It delivers 55 Amps with no problemNot sure I would trust it as a primary dc supply for my RV. But as a high amp charger it works well

Works great

Had an older BIGGER heavier charger that finally quit. Was quoted 300 to 400 for a new one. Found this one and have been SOOO pleased. Fast, light weight, easy to use. Cord protector came with it. A little difficult to put on but well worth time spent to put it on. Loving it

Great price on unit. Fast delivery. Charges my golf cart fast and is very easy to use. So far so good!!

The converter itself works fine but they don't include, or even have in stock the other half of the 12 volt output plug. Since I couldn't find anybody that had anything even close to fitting it and I had to connect it to an existing fuse block, I needed to cut the 12 volt plug off and crimp on some regular terminal ends to make it work. If you are going to sell a piece of electronic gear that has a proprietary type of plug, you should include both halves of the plug.