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General| Voltage | 48V |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 120V AC |
| Output Voltage | 48V DC |
| Cooling Method | Fan cooled |
| Charger Type | Automatic |
| Compatibility | Club Car golf carts with PowerDrive or PowerDrive Plus electrical systems |
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Describes various PowerDrive charger configurations for domestic and international use.
Charger is automatic with a 2-15 second delay before charging begins.
Charger shuts off hourly for self-diagnosis and then resumes charging.
Computer directs charger to replenish exact energy needed, preventing under/overcharging.
Prevents vehicle drive system operation when charger is plugged in.
Charger automatically activates every 15 days for storage.
Pull DC cord slowly to avoid arcing, burning, or battery explosion.
Check battery water level and charger operation monthly during storage.
Locks out vehicle drive system when AC power cord is inserted.
Describes various illuminated states of the battery warning light.
Chargers listed by Underwriters Laboratories and Canadian Underwriters.
Confirms compliance with the EU Low-Voltage Directive.
Ensure ventilation and remove enclosures during charging to prevent explosion.
Only trained technicians should service; use dedicated circuits and proper connections.
Use proper gauge, short extension cords to prevent fire or shock.
Do not use near flammables or expose to rain; keep charger dry.
Handle cords carefully; never insert objects into slots.
Connect compatible packs; do not use damaged plugs or cords.
Connect to proper voltage/current outlet; set voltage switch before connecting.
Failure to set voltage selector correctly can damage charger or batteries.
Charger must be grounded; avoid extension cords or use properly rated ones.
Do not bypass sense lead fuse (model dependent).
Align guide and push plug straight in; grasp plug to remove, do not pull cord.
Handle plug carefully to avoid arcing, burning, or battery explosion.
Do not use if cord, plug, or receptacle is damaged; risk of fire/injury.
Onboard computer monitors charge cycle; warning light indicates problems.
Refer to manual for troubleshooting; charge until shut-off; check voltage.
Disconnect DC plug, wait 20s, then reconnect to vehicle receptacle.
Monitor ammeter; self-diagnosis (zero drop) occurs if vehicle not driven or partially charged.
Ensure ventilation and remove enclosures during charging to prevent explosion.
Only trained technicians should service; use dedicated circuits and proper connections.
Avoid flammables, liquids, covering charger, slot insertion, and damage.
Do not operate if damaged, worn, or exceeding 30 min at 19+ amps.
Install surge arrestors to protect components from lightning strikes.
Connect to proper voltage/current outlet; set voltage switch before connecting.
Failure to set voltage selector correctly can damage charger or batteries.
Charger must be grounded; avoid extension cords.
Do not place items in compartment; ensure ventilation slots are unobstructed.
Connect AC cord; charger activates within 2-15 seconds.
Monitor ammeter; self-diagnosis (zero drop) occurs at intervals during charging.
Do not connect external charger when onboard charger is active; risk of overload.
Onboard computer monitors charge cycle; warning light indicates problems.
Refer to manual for troubleshooting; charge until shut-off; check voltage.
Disconnect AC plug, wait 20s, then reconnect to wall outlet.
Monitor ammeter; self-diagnosis (zero drop) occurs if vehicle not driven or partially charged.
IQ System chargers shut off hourly for self-diagnosis and then resume charging.
Specifications for domestic PowerDrive external battery chargers.
Specifications for domestic PowerDrive onboard battery chargers.
Specifications for European PowerDrive external battery chargers.
Specifications for export PowerDrive external battery chargers.
Specifications for Australian PowerDrive external battery chargers.
Specifications for export PowerDrive onboard battery chargers.
Four-year warranty on PowerDrive chargers against defects in material and workmanship.
Excludes failures due to lack of maintenance, abuse, or improper use.
Liability limited to repair/replacement; no implied warranties beyond stated terms.
Excludes incidental or consequential damages, loss of use, or economic loss.
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