36V/43.8V 10A Lifepo4 Charger 110V 120V with Cooling Fan Lithium Battery Charger Multiple Protection Functions for 36V Lifepo4 Battery

Acquired lithium batteries for the golf cart. This charger is able to clip on batteries as the terminals are close together

Bought this for my 36v golf cart. I upgraded it to 3x 12v Li batteries in series because it was $400 cheaper than Lead batteries. Been using it about a month. Charges it over night. The batteries appear to charge evenly so far.Only complaint I have is the lights are not logical. It has two lights not labeled. But basically when one turns green your good to go.

I accidentally dropped it when unplugging cord. The drop was approximately 3 ft on to concrete. It never worked and again.

Using it to charge my Litime 60 Ah 36 volt golf cart battery. Getting about 9 amps at 36 volts.It should have a basic manual with specs and instructions. The LED indicators work but aren’t labeled and confusing.

Slower charge than my last charger, but fixed the battery balance issue caused by old charger. Recommended by battery manufactured for battery balance repair on their battery. Bought the same one in 48V version to charge my other cart.

Why pay more. This charger does the job for my 36 volt EZ GO Golf Cart with it new 3 battery Lithium pack.Turns off when its done, no problems.

Sure would be nice if it came with one. Other than that it appears to be working. Output voltage currently only at 40.6, I thought it was a constant 43? Overall, a pretty cheap quality product but it will do the trick. For now.

Admittedly, I fully expected this charger to be sub par given the price point. Know that I've used it residually, I can say it seems like a solid choice. I have a Bluetooth bms so I've measured the amperage and this chargers seems to run at 9.3-9.6 amps on average. So what does 10A mean in a real world scenario? I have a 36v 105ah lifepo4 battery. You can expect more than 10% charge per hour. Probably closer to 15% but I'd rather underestimate.