On board charger or traditional?

[sportcoupe]

Originally Posted by DoorKicker

If you go 25 AMP what Marine On-Board Charger Inlet will work?

The marine inlet will work just fine.

The 25 amp model outputs 25a @ 48v. The input is standard 115v 15A. The 25A model does require 14 amps on the input side so it must be the only thing on that home circuit when being used.

Attached is specs on the QC chargers.

[DoorKicker]

Originally Posted by sportcoupe

The marine inlet will work just fine.

The 25 amp model outputs 25a @ 48v. The input is standard 115v 15A. The 25A model does require 14 amps on the input side so it must be the only thing on that home circuit when being used.

Attached is specs on the QC chargers.

Thanks for the clarification and thanks everybody for helping me spend all my money

[sportcoupe]

We are expert money spenders here on BGW.

[BorisM]

How exactly did any of you mount QC charger? How did you secure it to the golf cart?

[Dela]

self tapping metal screws do the trick nice and easy

http://www.homedepot.com/p/Teks-10-x...1328/100207304

[jroeiii]

Originally Posted by sportcoupe

I have used QC in several carts. They are a great on-board charger.

Attached are a few pictures. Also shown is a standard extension cord socket installed on a plastic adapter plate replacing the golf cart charge receptacle.

Was the extension cord socket and plate fabricated or homemade? Would like to install one on my cart!

[sportcoupe]

Originally Posted by jroeiii

Was the extension cord socket and plate fabricated or homemade? Would like to install one on my cart!

Socket was bought on Amazon. Mount plate was home made.