Golf Cart Battery 105Ah Reference Range
One capacity, three voltages: the 105Ah reference models compared side by side, so fleet buyers can standardise on a capacity and vary only the platform.
Fleet standardisation usually happens at a capacity. For this range it is 105Ah: each golf voltage has a 105Ah reference model with a full published datasheet — IMP-GC36-105 at 38.4V (4,032Wh, 34kg), IMP-GC48-105 at 51.2V (5,376Wh, 45kg) and IMP-GC72-105 at 73.6V (7,728Wh, 72kg). This page exists so a mixed-fleet buyer can compare them in one place instead of opening three datasheets.
The shared specification is the point. All three: 105Ah reference capacity with a 72–320Ah customisable range behind it; 6,000 cycles or more at 80% DOD; 100A maximum continuous charge; 200A continuous discharge and 400A peak for 30 seconds; M8 female terminals with Anderson or REMA options; Bluetooth, CAN, RS485 and LCD communication options; IP54 with IP65 optional; and the same published certification set (CE, RoHS, FCC, MSDS, UN38.3). Charge voltages step with the platform: 43.8V, 58.4V and 83.95V.
Why a reference capacity at all? Because it anchors tender comparisons and spares planning. A resort group with 36V utility carts and 48V passenger carts can hold one capacity policy, one charger discipline per voltage, and one documentation format — while the customisable range behind each reference covers the exceptions route by route.
