Customer Reviews for Golf Cart Battery Charger 48v 5a Small Eight Type Plug F Club Car Ez Go Yamaha

Seems to be doing what it's designed for. As others have stated the plug for 12v is pretty much useless. My fan has never turned on, but the unit also isn't getting hot, nor are the 12v wires or the 110 plug in. (I installed it into our travel trailer via an outlet). It did have a weird smell for the first couple weeks, almost like hot electrical, but it went away. Seems to be working great. Doing it's job 5/5 installation 2/5 for the fact you have to hard wire the 12v.

The 36 volt fast charger that came with my golfcart finally failed. It didn't completely die.It instead was only able to trickle charge the batteries...which usually took about 3 days to go from 10% to 100 %After looking around at the outrageous prices demanded by the so-called specialty brand companies...(Honestly, it's a freaking battery charger)I decided to take a risk and pick up one of these generic off brand chargers.I settled on this one because it seemed too good to be true. And this is one of those situations where it truly was as good as it seemed. (So far)This charger is fast and is able to bring my 36 volt golf cart in about 1.5 hours from 30% to 100%The built-in numerical display is an awesome little addition although " fun fact" you can actually get this same exact charger without the numerical display for about 30 to $40 less.Build quality is pretty good. Small and semi-light...It takes a minimalistic approach in which the aluminum enclosure basically functions as the heat sink aided by a small 40mm fan.There's honestly not much to tell beyond the fact that it works perfectly.And this is with it living inside a non-air conditioned extractor fan only storage room.I will say this. The first one that I got, the numerical display began to misbehave a week after I got it. It's still functioned perfectly... Just some of the digits were a little wonky... Does that mean that you'll pick one up and have the same experiences I did? Possibly... But there's also the chance that you won't because that's the chance that we take when we purchased these low cost mass produced generic items.But that's what makes purchasing from Amazon prime great...if the first one you get fails you send it in for a in-place return and if the second one fails as well, you return it, get your money back and move on to something else...Luckily I didn't have to as this worked out perfectly.

Very quiet

Replaced my 40 year old charger. Works great. Shuts off when charged. Had an unusual plug on old one. Changed it over to new charger- took about 10 minutes.

I installed this converter in a 5th wheel travel trailer, to replace the original unit. It is providing power to two 12 volt deep cycle marine batteries. The directions were clear and easy to follow. The installation was a pain because of the trailer manufacture's decision to build the trailer around the original unit made it difficult to get to the original converter.

Used this to charge a bank of 4 flooded lead acid batteries until my solar was connected. Worked great. Doesn’t get very hot and was super easy to install. Knobs for adjustment on the side could definitely be bigger.

I purchased the 55 amp version. I'm using this to charge lithium batteries for an ice house. I really do like the product, it is a good deal for the price. It really does provide the stated amperage, mine actually puts out 56.3A. Only a couple minor gripes.. The wires in general are quite short, both on the AC and DC side. The DC wires are thin 12AWG. On a critical circuit going to/from battery they should be at least 6AWG with anything >50 Amps. They get very hot after just 5-10 minutes use at full power. I will be upgrading them myself very soon. The grommets used are too small for the openings on the box, which allows for the wires to twist internally, this includes the AC power wire. Who knows what chaos could happen if your live AC wire became detached inside and grounded internally! I'll be trying to find a way to re-secure those as well. Other than those issues for a person with ability to fix them, it's a decent purchase.

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.