Pro Chaser DC-DC 72V 60V 48V Volt Voltage to 12V Step Down Voltage Reducer Regulator 180W 15A for Scooters & Bicycles Golf cart (10A 72v-12v)

Loved this product used on my mx650 for eletric accessories works great 👍

I build custom scooters for a living and there is always the issue of needing a steady 12 volt power source to run just about every accessory. The load can be very big on the 12 volt power source and often burns them up. NOT THIS ONE. This step down is amazing. It handles multiple voltages by itself , the 12 volt supply is consistent and stays that way weather I’m running a couple lights or I’m running 100 lights with a sound system , brake lights, turn signals and honking the horn. The compact size with easy wiring make it a perfect fit in any build. Folks this a no brainer buy it. I buy multiple every month and will continue to.

Great price, reliable power, fitment is easy with a screw or zip ties. Cut the connector because it is useless unless you’ve got an entire connector kit. Overall a good buy. Works for my purpose. Razor MX.

It worked fine, except it seamed to produce a bit of static on my radio

Installed this voltage reducer in an 2022 Icon 48V golf cart to provide 12 volts for a Ecoxgear Sound Extreme SE-26 lighted sound bar. I chose this voltage reducer because it has a power lead that I connected to an On/Off switch so that I can remove power to the voltage reducer and turn off the voltage reducer so that the voltage reducer won’t drain the golf cart batteries when the golf cart is not in use.The voltage reducer does NOT get hot to the touch and it provides a steady 12 volts to power the sound bar with ZERO noise/interference. I used a normal inline automotive fuse block with a 20A blade fuse (MCIGICM 12 AWG Inline Fuse Holder with 30A ATC/ATO Blade Fuse, 5 Pack from Amazon) for the power lead from the voltage reducer to the On/Off switch. The On/Off switch that I installed was a (Gardner Bender GSW-121 Heavy-Duty Electrical Toggle Switch, SPST, ON-OFF, 20 A/125V AC, Spade Terminal) that I bought on Amazon. This voltage reducer has an On/Off wire lead that other voltage reducers don’t have so with other voltage reducers you can’t turn them off and they could continue to draw power from the golf cart batteries.

It does work. Depending on the application, some may find this a bit bulky. Mine is used on a 48v ClubCar and one of the challenges was finding a place to mount. Install is pretty straightforward and it does work. The dimensions are listed within the description so you may want to take that into consideration prior to purchase. My only real option was mounting in the battery compartment of the cart. Soldered wires and used heat shrink butt connectors to keep moisture from corroding wiring. It does come with everything you need to step down to the needed voltage. Mine is from 48v to 12v to run a speaker. I recommend this item. Just make sure it will fit where you’d like to mount before purchase.

Running a 48v lithium battery in my cart. Used the golf cart light bar to pour concrete last night. Ran light bar for over an hour, converter worked and stayed cool.

Connected it to a 48v lithium battery pack that was in the voltage range and wired it up the way the writing on the case stated but the moment it was plugged in it died, a proper buck converter would be better than this in terms of cost and reliability