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15 Amp Golf Cart Charger for 48 Volt EZGO RXV & TXT Lead Acid Battery with Upgraded 3-Pin Triangle Plug

Brand New in the Box

$149.99 on Amazon

Selling for $85.00

• 15 Amp Smart Charger Technology/Lead AcidTRAMROOT golf cart charger is designed for 48 volt EZGO RXV & TXT golf cart with 3-pin triangle plug, plug-and-play, fast and efficient
• More Durable One-Piece Plug with Overheat ProtectionThe charger features an upgraded integrated plug with waterproof and dustproof capabilities. Solid copper cores in the plug pins effectively minimize internal copper core misalignment. The plug incorporates an overheat protection mechanism that automatically cuts off power to safeguard the battery when overheating occurs due to poor contact. Power resumes automatically once the plug has safely cooled down
• IP67 and Fast Heat DissipationEZGO golf cart battery charger body is made of durable aluminum. IP67 weatherproof rating ensures protection from water, dust or vibration. Fan and temperature probe designed to dissipate heat quickly and adapt to different climatic conditions
• Easy to UseThis golf cart charger is only 5.5 pounds with a portable carrying handle.16 ft cord length can be extended from the garage outlet to further parking spaces. It is compact enough to fit under your seat for easy use, carrying and storage
• Multiple Security Protections & CertificationsETL & FCC certified for guaranteed safety, this 48v golf cart charger features six-layer protection against over-current, over-voltage, overheating, overload, short-circuit, and reverse polarity—delivering worry-free charging you can trust
• Smart Trickle Charging and Temperature Regulation Upon completing the charge, the charger automatically shuts off and enters trickle mode to maintain optimal battery performance. Featuring temperature compensation, it automatically adjusts the charging curve based on ambient temperature to ensure optimal charging in varying environments
• Note: The core reasons for charging failure can generally be summarized as follows: abnormal power output or interface failure of the charging pile/socket, physical damage or poor contact of the charging cable, and low battery voltage (below the charging threshold) triggering the protection mechanism. After gradually eliminating the above faults, the charging function can be restored