🔋 DROK 48V Battery Meter: Marine RV Battery Capacity Volt Monitor 12V 24V, Lithium Battery Voltage Temperature Indicator Gauge (Fahrenheit) Review

Nothing wrong with that. Yes, the wires are small, but that's all they need. 22 gauge wire isn't that difficult to properly connect. Measure and cut holes, route wires, program perimeters for your application. Very easy process if you have basic wire and DIY skills. Very programmable once installed, just read the instructions. I installed all of the perimeters before inserting them into the hole so the install button was still easily accessible for installation. Time will tell its durability…

works great. When you receive it, you need to program the battery type. For example, I have a 53V LiFePO4 battery for a golf cart. So when I programmed it I installed LiFePO4 and set it to 16 cells. And that was it. Very easy. Note that the temperature setting is device dependent. So I mounted the meter on the dashboard of my golf cart, not under the seat where the battery is. Therefore the temperature readings refer to the display on the dash and not to the battery itself. Temperature sensor…

Finally a club car gauge that doesn't show anywhere near a full charge when it's running low. The best part is that you can adjust the low and high end voltage according to your needs. Is 40VDC if you need to charge? Set it to 40VDC on the low end and there will be no more bars on the meter. Are your batteries old and not charging above 55VDC? Set the upper limit to 55VDC and it will show full charge! It's perfect. It shows the exact value of the current voltage. I used a multimeter and it was…

I bought this to replace the battery gauge on my 1996 Club Car DS golf cart which I had converted from 36v to 48v The gauge went off badly and acted like the battery would be empty. This is "accurate" because the voltage drops when the batteries are heavily loaded, but typical golf cart gauges take this into account and display battery voltage based on a peak voltage reading taken at idle. The temperature sensor isn't even remotely accurate as the heat from the screen increases the reading by…

Replaced my factory club car voltage monitor which always read 100% - not even down 1 bar yet. Weaknesses: Tiny connector/wires (22 gauge) and recessed programming button on back which needs to be accessed to reprogram when power is off (e.g. at start/tow switch), display not as clear as pictured, and the temperature display is superfluous. (I don't really need to know the temperature behind the dash as there is no outside temperature sensor). Benefits: Accurate voltage measurement…