Battery tips

Speed and stops spend more energy than a cart path at golf speed. The pack voltage still has to be the voltage on the controller. Match the cart by make…

A fleet cart that plugs in at the turn can live on a smaller pack than a personal cart that must finish the day. Match the cart by make, model, year, and…

Cold weather makes any battery look smaller. It does not change a 48-volt cart into a 36-volt cart. Match the cart by make, model, year, and voltage before…

Heat makes flooded batteries use water and makes a closed garage a bad place to charge lithium if the pack is heat-soaked. Match the cart by make, model…

105Ah on a 48-volt battery is not 105Ah on a 12-volt battery and not 105 miles. It is capacity at that pack voltage. Match the cart by make, model, year…

The controller voltage can match and the day’s work can be triple. Passenger weight is energy. Match the cart by make, model, year, and voltage before you…

Bedrock publishes range estimates on its own listings for 2-seat, 4-seat, and 6-seat carts. Those numbers belong on the product page, where they can be updated.

A bigger amp-hour pack at the same voltage gives more time. It does not raise the cart’s top speed. Speed is the controller and the motor. Match the cart by…

Lithium can live on partial charges, so the usable size is close to the nameplate. Lead-acid that is never returned to full becomes smaller than the nameplate every month.

If the cart used to finish the day and now does not, the pack is tired or a cable is bad. A larger size is optional, not required. Match the cart by make…