Application guide
Golf courses
Course fleets, ranger carts and beverage vehicles.
A course fleet lives or dies on turnaround: carts have to come back, charge overnight on a shared circuit and go out again the next morning. The 48 V packs here charge in eight hours from a standard 220 V supply, which is what makes a single overnight window enough for a full fleet.
What matters on this kind of site
- Fold-down DOT-marked acrylic windscreens survive ball strikes better than glass
- Scorecard-holder steering wheel, ball and tee holders on the Heritage dash
- Diamond-pattern rubber floors hose out between rounds
- 25 km/h limit, adjustable down, for mixed pedestrian traffic
Before you specify
Send us the site: the steepest gradient a vehicle has to climb loaded, the narrowest path it has to pass, how many hours a day it runs and where it charges overnight. Those four answers eliminate most of the range and make the rest a short conversation.
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Specify a fleet for golf courses
Tell us the models, the quantity and the destination port. You get a loading plan and a landed cost, not a "contact us for price".
- Container loading plan for the models you name
- FOB and landed cost to your port
- Lead time against a frozen specification
- Parts package sized to the fleet
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