Battery light input voltage?

[56servi]

1999 48 volt DS
The battery light in my cart was not working when I bought it. The light in the dash had the wires cut flush with the housing in back. I would like to solder 2 wires back on and see if it is working. What is the voltage going to the light so I can bench test it to see if it still works. I have a 48 volt digital meter to see the actual pack voltage but would like the light as an idiot indicator. Don’t plan on spending $20 on a new one.

[meimk]

You may be misunderstanding that light. It's an indicator for a charging fault. It is supposed to only light up when the OBC senses a fault. It's not actually a "low battery" indicator.

[CP241]

Yeah, agreed above. It doesn’t do much. I probably have a couple you can have if yours is no good. I take them out and replace with a $10 voltage gauge. I’d much rather know what is really going on 100% of the time, than just have a light flicker and flash once in a while.

And they are 48v. They get 48v+ all the time, jumpers off of the key switch. The OBC will occasionally output the 48v(-) when it wants the light to turn on.