Product Summary:
BigBattery’s 36V 25A Charger (43.2V DC) – Ring Terminals
Charger Specifications
Charger Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What charger do I need for a 36V lithium golf cart battery?
A 36V LiFePO4 charger delivering up to 43.2V DC. This unit does exactly that at 25A from a standard 110V AC outlet, using ring terminal connections. Matching charger voltage to battery chemistry is what keeps the pack properly charged and protected.
Can I use my old 36V lead acid charger on lithium?
No. Lead-acid chargers use absorption and float voltages designed for a different chemistry, which typically leaves a LiFePO4 pack undercharged and can trip the BMS. A dedicated lithium charger delivers the correct 43.2V profile the battery actually needs.
How long does it take to charge a 36V Eagle 2 kit?
At 25A, a 2x kit at 3.08kWh recharges from empty in roughly three and a half hours, allowing for the taper near full. A 4x kit at 6.16kWh takes proportionally longer. Charge time scales directly with the size of the bank.
Is the 36V charger included in the kit?
Yes, this charger ships as part of the 36V Eagle 2 kits. It is also sold separately for anyone buying batteries on their own, replacing a failed charger, or wanting a second unit to keep at another location.
How does this charger connect to the battery?
It uses ring terminal connections on the DC side and a standard 110V AC cable on the input. At 4.9 lbs with a 21.7-inch DC cable and 19.3-inch AC cable, it is compact enough to store on the cart or carry between vehicles.
36V 25A Charger (43.2V DC) – Ring Terminals
