Battery Meter | 36 Volt Battery Indicator, Meter, Gauge

more complicated to install than I imagined | 36 Volt Battery Indicator, Meter, Gauge - Golf Cart, Forklift

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	• 36 Volt Battery Indicator, Meter, Gauge - Golf Cart, Forklift ProPower Emergency Supply, LLC ProPower Emergency Supply, LLC average customer review:based on 4 reviews view larger image
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36V Battery Indicator Meter

The battery indicator for my golf car was shipped promptly and after waiting to see if it was working correctly I am now happy to say that it works very well and I am very satisfied with the product. It performed just as described and there is no guesswork as to when to recharge the batteries.

Battery Meter

The meter works very well on my old golf cart. I would buy another if I needed too.

more complicated to install than I imagined

I was disappointed reading the enclosed directions after receiving the gauge that it has to be connected to the battery all the time or at least connected at some point during the charging process to "calibrate" it. For my application on an electric forklift when you charge the battery you unplug the battery and isolated it from the machine wiring. I was hoping to replace the original gauge with this one and use the original wiring. It turned out to be more of a hassle to install, since I had to run two wires all the way back to the battery from the gauge. Seems to be working fine, just think the description could have been more accurate.

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Battery Status The battery meter has 10 LEDS that will light to show the battery condition. When fully charged, only the 10th LED will light shown a green LED. As the battery discharges, successively lower LEDs will light; the 9th, 8th, 7th and so on lighting only 1 LED. At approximately 30% battery life, the #3 LED will light and the color is Yellow as a caution indicator. At approximately 20% battery life remaining, the #2 LED will light as a Flashing Yellow. When the battery discharges to approximately ~10% remaining life, the #1 LED will start FLASHING RED with the #2 LED FLASHING Yellow alternately. It is recommended to have the battery or batteries recharged when the #3 LED lights Yellow as a safety margin to prevent dead batteries. CAUTION:This is not a full proof device and no warranty is made that your battery/batteries is/are in good condition.

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