What You Need to Know About 36-Volt Club Car Batteries
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How Long Do 36-Volt Club Car Batteries Last?
Properly maintained 36-volt Club Car batteries last 4-6 years. Lifespan depends on charging habits, water levels, and usage frequency. Deep discharges below 50% capacity accelerate degradation. Seasonal temperature fluctuations and improper storage can reduce longevity by 20-30%. Regular voltage checks and equalization charging extend service life.
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Battery lifespan directly correlates with discharge depth – shallow 20% discharges yield 1,200+ cycles compared to 300 cycles at 80% discharge. Golf cart owners in hilly areas typically replace batteries 18 months sooner than flat-course users due to increased energy demands. A 2023 Golf Cart Association study found batteries maintained at 70°F (21°C) lasted 22% longer than those exposed to 90°F (32°C) average temperatures.
Factor | Impact on Lifespan |
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Charging After Each Use | +18% longevity |
Monthly Equalization | +15% capacity retention |
Storing Below 50% Charge | -40% cycle count |
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