The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. Upgrade to the Best Replacement Golf Cart Charger! Application: Fits Club Car 48 Volt with 3-Pin Round Charging Port Efficiency: 94% Noise: 0.99 Input： 120 Volts (AC) Output： 48 Volts (DC), 10 AMP More: Conventional Lead Acid Batteries Only (Not be used with VLRA, sealed, AGM, or gel type batteries) FEATURES: Intelligent charge curve using real-time dataExternal cooling fanFloat charge capabilityLightweight and easy to transport SAFETY FEATURES: Over-temperature shutdownReverse polarity protectionShort circuit and no-load shutdownAutomatic shut off at full charge What batteries does this golf charger work with? This smart charger is only suitable for lead-acid batteries, More questions to ask: ↓ Open Amazon web or APP --Find your order --Contact the seller -- Send an email describing your problem How to bypass the OBC on your cart? You can search for BYPASSED OBC on YouTube, it's very easy and quick! Should I charge the golf cart after each use? Yes. It is healthy for the batteries to be fully charged at all times. You should charge your golf cart every night. Our golf cart chargers will shut off once the batteries are fully charged, so there isn't a concern that they will be over charged. How do I know if I have a battery problem or a charger problem? Very often it's a battery problem. The easiest way to determine whether you have a charger problem is to test your charger on another cart, or test another cart's charger on your cart. Should I Leave My Golf Cart Plugged in All the Time? If you have the correct battery charger for your batteries, leaving your golf cart plugged in shouldn’t cause any issues. These smart charger will stop charging when the batteries are full.