Epoch Batteries - 36 inch CANBus Cable for GC2 Golf Cart Modules

36 inch CANBus Cable for GC2 Golf Cart Modules
 
The Epoch 36” CANbus Cable for GC2 Golf Cart Modules is designed to enable communication between multiple GC2 Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4) battery modules. This cable facilitates data exchange and system synchronization through the CANbus communication protocol, ensuring ecient power management, system monitoring, and balanced operation in multi-battery setups.
1. Prepare the Modules:
Ensure all battery modules are powered o before beginning the installation.
Identify the CANbus ports on each GC2 battery module.
2. Connect the Cable:
Plug one end of the CANbus cable into the CAN port of the rst GC2 module.
Connect the other end of the cable to the CAN port on the adjacent module.
3. Repeat for Additional Modules:
If connecting multiple batteries, repeat the process with additional CANbus cables to link
all modules in the system.
4. Verify Connections:
Ensure all connections are secure and the cable is routed safely to avoid pinching or
damage.
5. Power On the System:
Turn on the battery modules and verify communication through the system’s BMS or
monitoring software.
Length: 36 inches (3 feet) for exible module-to-module connections
Compatibility: Designed specically for Epoch GC2 LiFePO4 golf cart batteries
High-Quality Construction: Durable materials for reliable performance in various
environments
Plug-and-Play Design: Pre-terminated connectors for hassle-free installation
CANbus Communication: Supports real-time data exchange and system synchronization
Durable Insulation: Resistant to abrasion, heat, and environmental wear
Multi-battery congurations in golf carts
Battery management system (BMS) communication
Data sharing between GC2 battery modules
Advanced monitoring and power distribution setups
Inspect Regularly: Check the cable and connectors periodically for wear, damage, or loose connections.
Avoid Excess Tension: Ensure the cable is not stretched or under strain to maintain optimal performance.
Protect from Damage: Route the cable to avoid sharp edges, heat sources, or areas prone to impact.
Clean Connectors: Use a soft cloth to clean the connectors if they become dirty or corroded.