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Description
The new lithium battery that is supplied as standard with the X7 Lithium & X9 Follow can be used with X-Series trolleys of all ages. Now you can swap your old heavy lead-acid battery for a lightweight lithium version.
The new Lithium Phosphate 20Ah battery has been developed as a true 12V battery, which means that it can be used in any X Series (X1, X3, X5, X7 or X9). There are no electronics changes or adjustments necessary; you can just start using the new battery as a direct replacement.
The battery is protected by a sophisticated battery management system (BMS) that constantly monitors every cell to ensure the battery is always optimized for best performance and life. It is supplied complete with battery lead and protective neoprene case.
You will note that the lithium battery is supplied with blue/black connectors, whereas your trolley may be fitted with red/black connectors. This change has been made to emphasize the importance of using the correct battery charger with this battery – using the wrong charger could damage the battery.
DO NOT USE A LEAD-ACID CHARGER WITH THIS BATTERY. ONLY USE THE CORRECT CHARGER AS SUPPLIED BY STEWART GOLF. (THE LITHIUM BATTERY CAN ONLY BE CHARGED WITH THE BATTERY CHARGER THAT HAS THE BLACK/BLUE OR BLACK/RED TORBURY CONNECTORS)
Stewart Golf 22Ah battery specification
Type: LiFePO4 ( Lithium Phosphate)
Voltage: 12 Volts nominal
Capacity: 22 Amp hour
Size: 188mm x 160mm x 75mm (7.4” x 6.3” x 2.9”)
Weight: 2.9Kg (5.7lb)
Life: More than 250 cycles (see below)
Warranty: 2 years
Management: Internal integrated cell management system
Connection: Output Torberry, separate charger socket
Accessories: Quality fitted soft-touch protection bag
Charger: Input 100/240V, 50/60 Hz Output 14.6V, 5 Amp
Charger Time: Up to 7 hours
Size: 155mm x 70mm x 50mm ( 6.1” x 2.7” x 2.0”)
In laboratory conditions over 250 simulated golf cycles, the battery can be expected to lose 15% capacity.
The battery can be expect to lose 2-3% capacity per year through cell degradation, compared with a lead/acid battery which can lose 8-9% per year.
During testing of the battery with the Stewart Golf X-Series , its average use was 12-15Ah of the 20Ah battery per round of golf.
