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Trojan 18-DC500ML · Golf cart battery 36V 450Ah

Reference: BOL-TROJAN-18-DC500ML

Trojan 18-DC500ML: golf cart battery with 36 V and 450 Ah.

Voltage
36V
Capacity
450Ah
Technology
Lead-acid
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Who the Trojan 18-DC500ML is for

The Trojan 18-DC500ML is a deep-cycle battery for golf carts: built to cover 18 holes every day and recharge overnight for years. It is fitted in 36 or 48 V banks and needs identical batteries throughout the series.

The 18-DC500ML belongs to the Trojan TROJAN deep cycle - T2 Technology range. More Trojan batteries

Lead-acid technology in the 18-DC500ML

The 18-DC500ML is a conventional lead-acid battery, with plates immersed in liquid electrolyte. Avoid leaving them discharged, as they sulphate, and charge them with a charger that cuts off or switches to maintenance when finished.

Before ordering the 18-DC500ML, check this

  • With 450 Ah, the 18-DC500ML replaces an original battery of that capacity or slightly less.

Frequently asked questions about the Trojan 18-DC500ML

How much does the Trojan 18-DC500ML weigh?

447 kg, with 450 Ah of capacity.

Which charger does the Trojan 18-DC500ML need?

An automatic lead-acid charger with cut-off or maintenance mode, rated at 10 to 20% of its capacity in amps. If it is a vented type, check the electrolyte level and top up only with distilled water.

How many batteries does a golf cart take?

Usually 6 × 6 V or 6 × 8 V for 36 or 48 V, or 4 × 12 V. Replace them all at once so the bank stays balanced.

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