EZ GO Golf Cart Battery Charger
BatteryStuff.com offers a wide selection of 36v and 48v EZ GO golf cart battery chargers. Our EZGO chargers are smart chargers that charge and maintain the battery pack after charging. This smart charging technology is essential to keep the batteries topped off and ready to go!
We currently offer the best EZGO chargers available by Pro Charging Systems and Schauer Chargers.
Pro Charging Systems makes their Eagle charger here in the USA! They feature 5-Stage PROVolt charging technology that offers a fuller charge, giving you more runtime! All their units feature a low-voltage startup, overcharge protection, and are excellent quality EZGO golf cart chargers!
Schauer Charger produces a good quality Asian-made charger with great 3-stage charging technology. Their chargers feature a low starting voltage and are an excellent low-cost option that will charge and maintain the battery pack.
Below, you will find various EZGO golf cart battery charger kits with various output cables.
We currently have chargers with the Anderson SB50 connector, which was popular in pre-1995 EZGO golf carts. You'll also find chargers with an EZGO TXT 611 ("D") connector, crowfoot connector, RXV connector, or TXT Notched connector.
If you don't find the kit with your output cable, contact our tech support. We usually have the kit you are looking for, or can custom order the cable you need!
When to Charge EZ GO Golf Cart Batteries?
At BatteryStuff.com, we recommend keeping your EZ GO golf cart batteries charged, topped off, and ready to go! You will need an EZGO smart charger or maintainer designed to float and maintain the battery pack.
Our EZGO golf cart battery chargers will charge and maintain the battery pack after charge. Each charger has a float mode and has built in protections to prevent overcharging.
How do I know what EZ GO charger I need?
An EZ GO golf cart charger needs to match the battery pack's voltage. A 36v battery pack will need a 36v charger, and a 48v battery pack will need a 48v charger.
When selecting the amp rating, we recommend choosing a charger that is close to 10% of the battery pack's AH rating. Most golf carts have a 200-230 AH battery pack, so ideally in a 36v charger, a 20 or 25-amp unit is ideal.
For those looking for a 48v charger, you might notice that the charger's amp ratings typically range around 15-18 amps. This is because most household plugs are NEMA 15 amp plugs and will only support up to an 18 amp unit. We recommend the 15 amp units for those that only use their golf cart occasionally, and the 18 amp for the high-end user.
