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36V Vehicles
Class 1 - Standard Golf Carts[2-4 passenger vehicles]
Top Speed 12-16 mph | Stock (not modified) controller
Standard Setup: (72Ah) 20 - 25 Miles
Extended Setup: (105Ah - 108Ah) 30-35 Miles
Class 2 - Upgraded Golf Carts[2-4 passenger vehicles]
Top Speed 17-23 mph | Modified/upgraded controller | Larger tires with lift kit | Multiple 12V accessories
Standard Setup: (105Ah - 108Ah) 35-40 Miles
Extended Setup: (144Ah) 45-50 Miles
Class 3 - Performance, Off-road, & People Movers Cart
Top Speed 24-35 mph | Modified/upgraded controller | Larger tires with lift kit | Multiple 12V accessories
Standard Setup: (180Ah) 40-45 Miles
Extended Setup: (216Ah) 50 - 55+ Miles
Additional notes - Mileages based on vehicles with 1-2 passenger on average terrain.
- If the vehicle regularly has 3+ passengers onboard or is driven on hilly terrains, choose the Extended Range option which will produce Standard Range.
- Off-Road driving may derate stated miles.
- Additional batteries can be added to the cart after install! Great for users who want additional run-time after initial installation
It never hurts to have more amp hours than the recommendation, it only helps the life and performance of the batteries.
*Ratings are estimates and there are many factors to consider when determining the amp hours needed for your golf cart, including peak current draw (typically under conditions of acceleration, hills, more weight, etc). The Classes are displayed by speed because often the higher top speed means the controller has a higher amp rating, which will allow higher peak amps, and thus require more amp hours to handle those higher amp moments, not just for longer run time or distance.
48V Vehicles
Class 1 - Standard Golf Carts[2-4 passenger vehicles]
Top Speed 12-16 mph | Stock (not modified) controller
Standard Setup: (60-65Ah) 30 - 35 Miles
Extended Setup: (90Ah - 105Ah) 40-50 Miles
Class 2 - Upgraded Golf Carts[2-4 passenger vehicles]
Top Speed 17-23 mph | Modified/upgraded controller | Larger tires with lift kit | Multiple 12V accessories
Standard Setup: (90Ah - 105Ah) 35-40 Miles
Extended Setup: (120Ah - 150Ah) 50-60 Miles
Class 3 - Performance, Off-road, & People Movers Cart
Top Speed 24-35 mph | Modified/upgraded controller | Larger tires with lift kit | Multiple 12V accessories
Standard Setup: (150Ah - 180Ah) 25-40 Miles
Extended Setup: (210Ah - 240Ah) 45 - 55+ Miles
Additional notes - Mileages based on vehicles with 1-2 passenger on average terrain.
- If the vehicle regularly has 3+ passengers onboard or is driven on hilly terrains, choose the Extended Range option which will produce Standard Range.
- Off-Road driving may derate stated miles.
- Additional batteries can be added to the cart after install! Great for users who want additional run-time after initial installation
It never hurts to have more amp hours than the recommendation, it only helps the life and performance of the batteries.
*Ratings are estimates and there are many factors to consider when determining the amp hours needed for your golf cart, including peak current draw (typically under conditions of acceleration, hills, more weight, etc). The Classes are displayed by speed because often the higher top speed means the controller has a higher amp rating, which will allow higher peak amps, and thus require more amp hours to handle those higher amp moments, not just for longer run time or distance.
72V Vehicles
Class 1 - Standard Golf Carts[2-4 passenger vehicles]
Top Speed 12-16 mph | Stock (not modified) controller
Standard Setup: (72Ah) 35 - 40Miles
Class 2 - Upgraded Golf Carts[2-4 passenger vehicles]
Top Speed 17-23 mph | Modified/upgraded controller | Larger tires with lift kit | Multiple 12V accessories
Standard Setup: (90Ah) 35-40 Miles
Class 3 - Performance, Off-road, & People Movers
Top Speed 24-35 mph | Modified/upgraded controller | Larger tires with lift kit | Multiple 12V accessories
Standard Setup: (105Ah - 108Ah) 40-50 Miles
Additional notes - Mileages based on vehicles with 1-2 passenger on average terrain.
- If the vehicle regularly has 3+ passengers onboard or is driven on hilly terrains, choose the Extended Range option which will produce Standard Range.
- Off-Road driving may derate stated miles.
- Additional batteries can be added to the cart after install! Great for users who want additional run-time after initial installation
It never hurts to have more amp hours than the recommendation, it only helps the life and performance of the batteries.
*Ratings are estimates and there are many factors to consider when determining the amp hours needed for your golf cart, including peak current draw (typically under conditions of acceleration, hills, more weight, etc). The Classes are displayed by speed because often the higher top speed means the controller has a higher amp rating, which will allow higher peak amps, and thus require more amp hours to handle those higher amp moments, not just for longer run time or distance.
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