Do not discharge golf carts with high currents; avoid sudden high current discharges as much as possible. High current discharges can easily lead to lead crystallization, thereby damaging the physical properties of the battery's plates.

Golf carts should monitor their charging time. Generally, batteries are charged at night, with an average charging duration of about 8 hours. If the discharge is shallow (resulting in a short driving range after charging), the golf cart battery will quickly become full. Continuing to charge it will lead to overcharging, causing the battery to lose water and heat up, thereby reducing its lifespan. Therefore, it is recommended to charge the battery once when the discharge depth is between 60% and 70%. In actual use, this can be converted into riding distance, and necessary charging should be performed based on the actual situation to avoid damaging the battery.

Do not store golf carts with depleted batteries. A depleted state refers to the situation where the batteries of electric golf carts, electric sightseeing vehicles, and electric food carts are not recharged promptly after use, leading to salt crystallization and lead deposits on the plates, blocking the ion channels and causing insufficient charging and reduced battery capacity. The longer the battery is left in a depleted state, the more severe the damage. When the battery is not in use, it should be charged once a month to extend its lifespan.

Basic Rules of Golf Carts

When driving a golf cart, maintain a steady speed to avoid excessive noise from acceleration. Always be aware of other golfers around you. If you see someone preparing to hit a ball, you must stop and wait until they have hit the ball before resuming driving.

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