Eco Battery specializes in high-performance lithium battery solutions for golf carts and low-speed vehicles, offering durable drop-in replacements for lead-acid systems.
Eko-battery is a leading manufacturer of lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery systems designed to upgrade and modernize golf carts and personal electric vehicles. Known for their reliability and ease of installation, Eco Battery products serve as lightweight, zero-maintenance alternatives to traditional lead-acid batteries. The brand provides comprehensive power bundles that include high-capacity lithium batteries, onboard chargers, voltage reducers, and mounting hardware tailored for major cart manufacturers like EZGO, Club Car, and Yamaha.
Focused on safety and longevity, Eco Battery integrates advanced Battery Management Systems (BMS) into their products to protect against overcharging, temperature extremes, and faults. Their solutions are widely used by golf cart enthusiasts and professionals looking to improve range, speed, and overall vehicle lifespan without the hassle of battery watering or corrosion.
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Opportunity charging refers to the practice of charging the battery whenever there is a chance to plug it in, even if it is not fully discharged. This is effective for lithium-ion batteries as they do not suffer from memory effect.
It is generally recommended to unplug the charger once the batteries are fully charged to prevent potential overcharging, though the system is designed to prevent complete discharge while plugged in.
For long-term storage, charge the battery above 50% and turn the power off. It is advised to check and charge the battery at least once every 6 months to maintain calibration and health.
Yes. Eco Batteries have a protection feature that prevents charging if internal temperatures are below 32°F (0°C). The battery must warm up before it will accept a charge.
If the battery enters Power Save Mode due to inactivity, press and release either the remote wake-up button or the power button on the battery to wake it up.