HTRC GOLF CART SMART BATTERY CHARGER 36v 48v Lithium | UNIVERSAL LCD SCREEN EZGO CLUB CAR YAMAHA
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In this video we check out the HTRC 36/48v LCD Smart Battery Charger and Modify it to work with a club car golf cart. This is an easy upgrade! This charger works with Lithium, Lead Acid, AGM/GEL/SLA and Lifepo4 chemistries.
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Another great video as always!
Thanks!
Im loving mine so far i have same setup. I shed 266lbs with these.
Perfect. I’ve been looking at one
Beware of this company. They ripped me off and won't communicate. Never shipped my charger.
Love the channel and everything I've learned from you about lithium swaps. I bought one of these chargers and it worked about 3 times. Now it turns on but won't show any amps coming out. Shows everything else but no fans and no amperage. Any advice? Battery's about 52.7v right now so not over discharged
Sorry to keep bothering you but I have a question regarding the teekon motor or navitas! What is the best motor? I'm looking to buy one in the next week or so, and you are the only person I've seen to have used both! Your feedback is greatly appreciated
So I’ve purchased the 48v enjoybot batteries, charger and cord cap for a club car precedent. I fully charged batteries prior to install, install went smooth and cart performs well. I just ran into an issue though, after installing the precedent cord cap and attempting to plug into the cart to charge I received an error message. Before I start spending time troubleshooting do you have any idea what the issue could be? The cord cap is definitely installed correctly, I’m an electrician by trade.
Thanks in advance! Love you channel!
I have a 2014 EZGO TXT 48V stock motor & Controller and I just swapped to 4 Power Queen mini lithium 100AH Batteries, the total weight was just over 76 lbs, I think its about 300lbs lighter now. My first run I went over 41 miles in City driving. Top speed was 26mph on flat ground. I paid $900 for the batteries (on sale), $15 for 4Ga Wire and $150 for this Charger. I will probably add a Battery Cut off Switch $15...
Hey Ryan. Firstly, thank you for ALL of your super educational and detailed videos.
I’m new to golf carts and I’ve picked up an old 96 EzGo 36v TXT that I plan to refurbish. So far, I’ve got a new admiral motor (MOT-B2), Navitas 600A controller, “On The Fly” programmer, HD solenoid, 2GA wire set, front and rear shocks, HD leaf springs, 4” lift kit, 20” off road tires, 36v to 12V step down transformer, The HTRC P3648 charger you reference in this video, and I’m waiting on delivery of 3 12V 100Ah Ejoybot lithium batteries. Can you say expensive!? Yes.
Am I missing anything? I know that’s a lot, but do you have any advice for when I get started with the tear down and rebuild? Thanks Man!!
Do you need a battery protection board? I read in the manual you need to install one. Any tips/thoughts?
Would this charger and this setup be ok for 2 or 3 48 volt 30 ah Eagle batteries ? Would I have to go with a higher gauge wire from the Club Car charging receptacle to the bus bar ?
Let me start off saying I’m new to 48v golf carts. I recently purchased a 2016 Club Car Precedent with 2022 Trojan Lead Acid batteries. The cart came with the ERIC factory charger. Is it best practice to leave charger connected to cart, to allow the charger to maintain battery voltage (Float Charge) maintaining proper electrolyte levels. Or will this have a negative effect of the life span of lead acid batteries?
Ryan, can I use this to charge a “big battery” through my club car port? Or will I need to by the chargers on the big battery site?
Purchased this charger for my 48v Enjoybot converted Txt. Worked fine first couple of charges but now it can't tell the battery needs charging even when down to 65%. I really liked that it would auto-shutoff when the battery was charged but now it's just a brick. Lasted about a month 😢
I need help, I have the same charger but when I plug it into my club car precedent charge port the charger does nothing. It flashes off and nothing happens. I went tot the neighbors house to put it on his batteries which are SLA and the charger fired right up. Need assistance please. My batteries just arrived the other day and are metering out at 13.1 v. Not sure what to do at this point
Would you recommend this charger for a single big battery falcon elite?
How do you disconnect the obc on a DS 1998 club Cart
I bought this charger for my golf cart and the screen went blank. Any ideas? The power switch still lights up, however, the fan and the screen are not coming on. I wasn't sure if there is a fuse to check? Thanks
Mine didn’t come with the ring terminals just got it today due to my my big battery eagle kit charger stopped working after 8 months of use .
How long should i charge ny golf cart its been on all night and no charge what do i look at to see how much charge
Can you use just the alligator clips? New golf cart owner here.
Hey , like your videos . I bought the 3 batteries and smart charger for my cart when my old batteries needed replacing . When I charge mine they say fully charged but the ah will only go to 1 or 0.0 n I’m not getting anything near 35 miles like you did in previous videos . Any suggestions
Any luck with this? Having same issue on my 2000 36v txt with the htrc p3648 and enjoybot batteries. Worked great for about a month
Did you eliminate the OBC?
My Smart Charger will not come out of the Standby mode - any answers on this
I have 6 batteries in my precedent. Do I need 6 or 4 of those new 100Ah batteries
Update: They finally shipped the charger to me for my club car DS. I haven't been able to use the CC DS plug that came with it as it won't work. I have to use the clips to the last negative and first positive of the battery pack with are lead acid. The charger works great however, the LED display quit working about 6 months after use. Someone said I have to cut a wire? coming from the socket on the golf cart before the DS plug that came with the charger will work?
Just one tip, I would "tin" the wires before inserting them in any that requires a screw or pinch to terminate the end. The wires will tend to fray if just having the screw run against it
Dont do this tinning a wire makes it weak when crushing and will break. I worked at a wire harness company and have been certified in medical cable manufacturing. Tinning is for soldering. Tin take a pliers crush and it will break
Use a ferrule crimp. When smashing
@@03treefitty I'll agree on small gauge wire. On the heavier stuff, I've never had a problem. I built commercial equipment for 25+ years. Small stuff, definitely ferrule. This appears to be 6 gauge and I've done it from there to 4/0
48v ezgo txt with 4 12v enjoybot lithiums, using this charger only gets to 54.0 Volts,
Any ideas? Thanks a ton
Also it won't say full no matter how long it stays charging
Quick question: (excellent videos by the way): and I’ve done what you’ve done. 36v EZGo, with this charger.
It all works: however, it’s only charging them to about 50% (it stops charging at 39.9V), and yet the charger thinks it’s at 100%.
In fact, I just plugged it in again (when the batteries were testing at 39.8v), and before it even started charging, it showed that they were almost full.
Thoughts?
Maybe a faulty charger. Is it too late to send back to amazon?
Requires a grounded outlet. It will not work with a two conductor extension. Extensions must have three conductors with a good ground.
Did you purchase the cable kit from enjoybot as well or were you able to use your existing battery cables?
Used my existing cables.
I see you have a pack voltage of 58.6. Did you charge each battery prior to hooking them together with this charger? If so. How did you get each up to 14.6. I’ve only been able to get mine up to 13.4
Mine going upto 57 and shufoff full.
I have a Navitas 440, stock motor on my 2016 Club.. if I go enjoybot with this charger will I need to consider any other changes needed for the upgrade?
Not really. I would encourage everyone to get a shunt meter so you can measure your battery capacity. Its far more advanced than just a regular gauge. Plus its only like $40 bucks if that. I did a full video on it as well. If you are thinking of this charger and those batteries due to price only. I also did a video of the big battery falcon elite for $1500 with charger using my coupon code and it gave me 20 mile range and you always have the option of adding another battery down the road for more distance, Plus that bms will handle more amperage output. Here is that video - czcams.com/video/kJGB4tVqi-I/video.html
@@Fentertainment thank you
I’ve bought about a dozen of these chargers over the last year and haven’t had any problems or complaints. But I don’t know for sure if it will maintain the batteries if left plugged in. I don’t have one for myself they were all on lithium conversion jobs. Will it maintain the pack ?
I have two they charge the cart but in 24 hours it never cut off
Great videos. So I got that charger and did 3 lifepo4 batteries and it came with the club car charger. When I plug it in it’s not working but if I use the clips from the far positive to opposite side of the car negative it works. Is there something that needs to be changed on the back side of the plug on the cart?
On the club car golf carts they have a OBC (on board computer) It basically controls the oem charger and tells it when to cut off. You need to bypass the obc.
@@Fentertainment do you have a video on that? I read a few articles, but I’m a first timer for a cart and kinda need to see what I’m doing. Thanks for the response!
Also would that have anything to do with it not moving. Is there a fuse on this machine somewhere. Because it moved in reverse when I put the batteries in but now that there fully charged it not moving and the battery light is staying on. Any help would be great, seems you have a ton of knowledge on these carts.
So, you are saying the the battery clips used that way actually charges the lifepo4 batteries without the bypass? I have not read this anywhere else.
Will this charger work with and fully charge the Husky Big Battery you recommended a while back?
Yes it will.
Just purchased one of these with club car adapter and 4 Dr. Prepare batteries. I made the purchase after doing some research and your videos provided a lot of great information. Just curious, my old charger was wall mounted outside and cart was under a lean-to. Can this charger be left outside away from water, or does it need to be brought in?
You might be able to but I keep mine indoors as much as I can.
@@Fentertainment Good to know, I will probably just keep it inside then. Thank you.
I bought this charger last week, I have 4 batteries 12v each Duracell Ultra Marine AMG 100ah, when I first used the charger I noticed that in the screen said 58v between 80 and 100% and I disconnected it before show me the FULL msg. My question is, is it normal that the voltage go so high before stop charge?
Make sure its on the correct setting.
I’ve purchase a 48v lithium charger and replaced the alligator clamps with the club car plug just like in this video. When I plug into my cart I’ve got no change to the screen on the charger. Any ideas on what to check for?
Did you figure it out? Was the polarity on the plug reversed?
@@bigshowradio_550 I never did figure out the issue after I installed the OEM club car plug onto the lithium charger. It could have been an issue with the plug, or I could have done something wrong 🤷♂️. However, I removed the OEM plug and installed battery terminals and hooked it up directly to my batteries and everything works perfectly. So now I keep my battery charger located under my seat and just run an extension cord to charge it
@@BigBirdNest I know there is a connection wire on the on board computer that will prevent it from charging through the plug unless it is bypassed. On the factory charger, that connection keeps the charger from over charging. I’ve seen a video on how to bypass the OBC. Seems pretty simple. Glad you at least have it working.
@@bigshowradio_550 ahh that makes sense, because my original charger worked fine with the lead acid batteries. Ordered a replacement plug off Amazon and wired it to the lithium charger and everything was a no go. What you described makes perfect sense! I appreciate the help :)
Hi, Great video. My charger says Full at 54 Volts. I have (4) Lithium 100AH batteries. How do I get it to 58 Volts?
Everytime to put them on charge go back to 48v 5amp charge then it will update the volts. The sensing system somehow did not get accurate voltage at first. U will see your battery % is also different on 48v 5amp like 40% and as soon u switch to 48v 13amp it went from 40 to 80% why? The system detects volts doesnt work until you do all that back and forth.
Will this charger work on a club car ds series cart 2001? I’ve got 48v Trojan batter pack on it.
It should work fine, However this charger doesn't rely on the obc. If you have one, you would need to bypass it.
@@Fentertainment thank you
So I put this plug on and now when I plug it in the charger clicks and the battery symbol on the charger just flashes over and over.. any advice? 2014 precedent
Does your cart have an obc? Mine didnt
@@Fentertainment yes
Do I need to un hook it and is that OK to leave unhooked. I'm a newbie to this stuff just got the cart. Your videos are super helpful by the way!!
Do you have change any setting for lithium?
You might if it doesn’t automatically change
So what's the verdict on this after your testing?? I just bought one based off of your video.
Im still using it to charge the enjoybot batteries. I now have those batteries in a 02 club car ds series golf cart we have been upgrading on the channel. So far so good.
So when you do this, do you by pass your charge computer on your club car?
I am wondering the same thing.
Ryan, can I leave this smart charger plugged in for up to 5 months? Thank you in advance.
The bms in the lithium battery should protect the battery. I havent ever left one for that long so Its hard for me to tell you definite answer.
Will this charger work if I still have my obc hooked up?
Thats a good question, This cart doesn't have an obc on it. I would remove it since this battery charger has its own cut off built in.
Loose the OBC computer. It only causes problems once you start moding
Does this work on lead batteries?
Says it will on the charger. I haven’t tried.
I have this charger and it is defective it will never shut off it runs for days and never gets past 80 percent, I did try contacting the manufacturer and so far after 6 attempts zero response. I have run across others who have had the same issues, it may be a great charger if it works but forget any support from the manufacturer.
Same problem with my charger I got
I have a Club Car DS, what now?
get it with the crows foot end?
Rather than sacrifice the clamp charging rig, just replace the plug with the one you need on that rig. Then you always have your clamp rig for generic purposes.
I have a problem with my P25 model. The charger cannot detect the type of battery to start charging.
I Uploded the video about my problem:
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Why is this happening ? And how to fix it ?
P.s. The charger cannot detect the type of battery to start charging.
My 12v charger did this once as well. So what I did to get it to start charging it again was to deplete the battery and once it seen a difference in the battery the charger would start again.
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Severe AM radio interference.
Loud as hell, and 20A is giving only 14.5A thru most of time, I wouldn't buy it again
Are you charging 36v batteries?
Just a note from this company. I ordered this unit and paid with a credit card. HTRC never responded or shipped the item. I wrote to him several times wondering why it was not shipped. NO RESPONSE at all !! Buyer beware!!