Voltage is great to know, however the true knowledge lies with the total amperage in a battery pack. A controller determines how much amperage is delivered from the batteries to the controller. The reason for this is due large in part to the controller inside the vehicle. If you took notice, we said that it “can” be more powerful. With this knowledge in place, we can determine a 72 volt system can be more powerful than a 48 volt system, and a 48 volt system can be more powerful than a 36 volt system.
Therefore, voltage in a battery pack within a golf cart will be comparable to the horsepower in a car. Therefore, voltage in a battery pack inside of an electric golf cart has to do with power. For comparison, we like to take a look at cars since we are familiar with horsepower and miles per gallon (MPG). Let’s take a close look at Voltage in a battery pack. Voltage and Amperage in varying battery packs If they did, then the likelihood of them working would be minimal and they would unlikely be clean. It is possible, however it is highly improbable as batteries rarely last 10 years. Some people ask if the batteries could be from June of 2007. So, if our stamp date found on a set of batteries is F-7, then this would mean our batteries are from June of 2017. With our layout for the letter according to our month, it is easier to determine the age of the batteries once we find the stamp. Let’s make a layout for our months to help us out: For the number 7 in the stamp, it is pinpointed to be the year 2017.
Since the letter “A” is the first letter in the alphabet, it gets pinpointed as being the first month of the year which in this case is January. Now, how did we determine that? Well, our first letter indicates the month of the battery while our second digit determines the year of the battery. If we look at the stamp date on these, then we can determine them as from January of 2017. All batteries will have some sort of stamp either on the terminal, sticker, or battery case that will indicate the age of the batteries. These batteries look brand new and are incredibly clean! This is typically a good sign, however if we look closer, then we can identify the actual date of the batteries. At times, a consumer will be told by a private party or dealer that the batteries are brand new when in fact they are 3 to 4 years old. This is important due to many consumers being misled as to the age of the batteries in the cart they are purchasing. If you are in the market to purchase an electric golf cart, then the simplest thing to do first and foremost is considering the age of your golf cart batteries. Checking and Verifying the Age of Golf Cart Batteries
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