Propport Water Resistant Analog Golf Cart Battery Meter - 48 Volt Voltage Meter for Club Car, RV, Marine - State of Charge Gauge
Key features
- •52mm (2 1/16") Round State of Charge meter
- •Made in the USA
- •Comes with mounting hardware(U-bracket, nuts and washers) to mount into any 52mm hole
- •Fits all 48 volt carts
BrandPROSPORT PERFORMANCE
CategoryGolf Cart Accessories
Propport Water Resistant Analog Golf Cart Battery Meter - 48 Volt Voltage Meter for Club Car, RV, Marine - State of Charge Gauge
List Price: $38.78$34.90DEALYou Save: $3.88 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
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It fits
Thomas F Miller✓ Verified Purchase•February 25, 2024
Good product, works great ðŸ‘
It works
Tom Minix✓ Verified Purchase•February 15, 2024
It works great the only thing is it not water resistant washed my golf cart and moisture got in it.
Great indicator to have at a glance
Chilehead Craig✓ Verified Purchase•February 12, 2024
I needed the confidence that we aren't going to be stranded somewhere so I got this battery meter for my 2015 Club Car Precedent. It's great to see the status of the battery as you drive.
Install was pretty straightforward. Just make sure you get the +/- correct. The + on mine was labeled below the terminal, but you had to look in good light and at angle.
I wish the bezel was a little wider to allow a little more forgiveness on the hole cut. Used a Dremel and got close but the is a small gap underneath, but a little black silicone can fix that if it bothers you.
Overall, a great addition to the cart!
Install was pretty straightforward. Just make sure you get the +/- correct. The + on mine was labeled below the terminal, but you had to look in good light and at angle.
I wish the bezel was a little wider to allow a little more forgiveness on the hole cut. Used a Dremel and got close but the is a small gap underneath, but a little black silicone can fix that if it bothers you.
Overall, a great addition to the cart!
No instructions/self taught findings
Brian ✓ Verified Purchase•December 31, 2023
1. +/- spade/poles are marked but hard to see. check for them in bright light.
2. easy hook-up, 2 two wires 1 red or + and 1 black or -.
3. Run + to first battery + in the series and run - to the last battery in the series (ie. not going to be the same battery).
4. How to read the gauge: left red = empty or very low. Green zone is (E)mpty to (F)ull. White = batteries are charged or charging. Red to far right = batteries are overcharged or in a dangerous state.
5. Gauge will be in White zone until your press on the go pedal. Then it should be in the green zone while operating normally and underway. When you stop or take your foot off the go pedal it will go back into white zone.
6. Think of the green zone E to F like an cars fuel gauge Empty to Full.
7. The gauge is to be used as a guide and not an exact measuring instrument. Use as such.
2. easy hook-up, 2 two wires 1 red or + and 1 black or -.
3. Run + to first battery + in the series and run - to the last battery in the series (ie. not going to be the same battery).
4. How to read the gauge: left red = empty or very low. Green zone is (E)mpty to (F)ull. White = batteries are charged or charging. Red to far right = batteries are overcharged or in a dangerous state.
5. Gauge will be in White zone until your press on the go pedal. Then it should be in the green zone while operating normally and underway. When you stop or take your foot off the go pedal it will go back into white zone.
6. Think of the green zone E to F like an cars fuel gauge Empty to Full.
7. The gauge is to be used as a guide and not an exact measuring instrument. Use as such.
great product.
phil ruemler✓ Verified Purchase•December 15, 2023
The gage is awesome, I can run the cart all day and know right where the voltage is at. I had to add a shut off switch so it has not power when not in operation.
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