Review on 🔋 Runleader RL-BI003 48V Battery Fuel Gauge for Golf Carts, Fork Lifts, and Floor Care Equipment by Chase Dunn

does not work as it should. I knew something was wrong when I drove 31 miles and the sensor hadn't moved. It wasn't until the buggy clearly stalled that the gauge moved a notch. I have three friends with them and we are all stuck because we had to cut a hole for the installation. I'll order a digital meter instead and remember you should never go below 48.3 on your pack and you'll be fine. If you use this sensor you will break your backpack and cause permanent damage. Update 8/3/19 Battery indicator not moving, battery light on my DS club car comes on well before this thing moves. This company owes me a new dashboard cover because everyone I know has the exact same performance issues with them. it's 100% dangerous and garbage all in one. DO NOT BUY THIS! I connected a DC voltmeter to the same wires and saw the voltage drop to 48V with no movement of the battery bars. I can't get it to move until the voltage drops below 42V, which is very bad for the PSU.