Can this be hooked up to an electric golf cart so that I can plug in Christmas lights?
1706329
No. The batteries are in series typically 36 or 48 volt systems. If you were to hook this up to only one 12v battery in a golfew cart it would drain the battery unevenly and damage that battery
1706330
What a great idea!! The inverter will more than easily handle the wattage of the Xmas lights. There are two 120 outlets to plug Xmas lights and a bubble machine for example
1706331
Does it put out 12 volts? 500 watts max. Guessing you recharge cart with 120v. ? At any rate I love the inverter. Great inverter fair price.
1706332
Hi Richard! Yes, you can hook up to an electric golf directly at the battery. But you must know the consumption of the christmas lights. This inverter support 500w or less.
75191
Yes yes yes!This is a good little power package. Don't expect to run Xmas lights, but it will power a lamp in a power outage. I know, I had to employ it's services two days after I received it. It t'was right on time.
406231
This will not work. This unit takes the 36/48 volts that a golf cart battery bank uses and reduces the output to 12 volts. It will not run a 110 volt rope light.
1126535
I really don't know. I have a club car with 6 batteries. It works very well with my cart. I don't see why not if your cart uses standard golf cart batteries.
1905199
You should be able to make it work . a cord from lights plugs into switch then another cord from switch to outlet so I think it will be fine
1183370
Yes as long as the load is not too much. so a string of xmas lights, yes. a table saw, probably not. a really long string of xmas lights?????
1183373
Yes. In fact I use one of mine to control my Xmas lights inside and a second, outdoor version to control my outside lights.
992853
Sharon, I don't think a 36V would work on a 48V golf cart, UNLESS the cart has the four 12V battery setup. If so, you could hook the 36V converter to three of the four batteries. If the cart is the six 8V battery setup, then there is no way to get to 36 volts!
500990
Sorry, I have no idea. I was only interested in running some Christmas Tree lights in a parade. However at this price point I rather dough it.
156898
You can adapt the Pyle PLR34M to any vehicle. I have no idea what the dash of the golf cart you mention looks like. You will have to be a little creative in mounting the radio, probably under the roof, in the center & next to the windshield. You will have to find a 12 volt - negative ground tap to power the radio. Next you will have to install a small out door speaker (Amazon), 8 Ohms next to the radio and tap into the upper right rear socket, the first upper left tap, #1 & #2 , for the two leads from the speaker. Next , you'll have to mount an antenna. An auto antenna can be mounted on the rear fender. A roof mount is not very practical on a golf cart. First time under a tree and there goes the antenna. It will take some work, but it can be done. GPS systems are being installed golf carts all the time. Good luck. CS.
1158057
I used the light kit on a gas cart. They need to run with 12v, will need a power converter to bring the wiring down to 12v. They are about $30 on Amazon.
118870
Yes, and No. You can wire them up in a string, but if you're thinking of just connecting one to the next, that won't work. You can run only 3 of these in series using a current limiting resistor with a 12 V supply. What you can do is run several of these 3 LED strings, sort of one after another, but the wiring would be a bit trickier than just daisy chaining them. You may have noticed that some Christmas light strings have 3 or 4 wires in the string and they are achieving something similar to what I am describing. I don't know how to attach diagrams to this response, so I can't send you a schematic. Ledcalc.com is a good resource for figuring out the current limiting resistor value. It will even show you a basic schematic, which would need to be modified to get the string layout you want. The amount of time these would run depends on the capacity of the battery (which you didn't state), but generally they would run somewhere between many hours and several days continuously. Due to the rather narrow beam pattern of super bright LEDs you will probably be disappointed in the effect. For a decorative effect, you'd really want LEDs with a much wider beam pattern. Christmas light strings that run on 12V DC are sold and might have the lighting effect you desire without all that messy learning about Electronics, Mathematics, and soldering, It would be a plug and play solution, therefore quicker and easier for you. Perform a Google search for 12VDC Christmas lights. Interestingly, the first hit is for a set sold right here on Amazon.
53688
I have on department 56 tree that I was hoping it would work for, but there isn't the ability to plug it in. I have to use batteries. It did work with a skating rink that I had.
327062
i'm sure you could if you find one small enough. i just used a clear christmas light bulb. you can only use up to 6 watts and the screw in part is really small.hope this helps..
1309520
I am sorry but I cannot answer your question since I do not have a prewired Christmas tree, however, I checked with my son-in-law who has a prewired tree. He said it will work as long as the tree has incandescent bulbs. It will not work on a tree that has LEDs.
599910
I think you should buy a voltage reducer for a 36 volt golf cart. Also, this was kind of cheap and didn't last long, you may want to spend a little more $ and get a better one.
1449594
Yes, that's exactly what I use it for. A 48V golf cart with four 12V batteries in series.