48V ROUND LOAD METER

The 48-volt analog state-of-charge meter is a convenient tool. It's helpful to understand how it works in order to use it correctly. This is a charge indicator, not a voltage indicator. It reads voltage, but only a threshold, not as you might imagine. Let's see if we can elaborate. Let's assume you have a multimeter at home. Attach the positive and negative leads to the main positive and negative terminals of the car battery. In that case, it should read 48 volts or better. Even if it's dead.

This is where we start to lose people, so hang in there. Your cart is running on an overcharge. When you fully charge your 48-volt system, if you were to read it with your multimeter, you'd find the total voltage is about 52. The golf cart is running on that overcharge. When you're reading 48 volts, you have about an eighth of a tank of juice left, so to speak. This golf cart meter measures that voltage range.

Specs:

• Green indicates full charge, red is low
• Measures 2 1/8" in diameter
• Flush mount or mount on the upper dash with our universal mounting bracket #4624 (MET UNV 4624) *sold separately
• Installation instructions included.

Item: 348