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Eco Battery

A lithium golf cart battery maker founded in 2019 by Casey Shirts and Noah Schone, who say their platforms "power thousands of vehicles and pieces of equipment across North America". They sell nine batteries and publish them as more than three hundred products, because almost every listing is a bundle: one pack boxed with the install kit a named cart needs. The bundle titles carry the fitment — the cart brand, the model, often the year range, and sometimes the motor controller, as in "51V 60AH Battery Bundle / Advanced EV EV1 / 2017-21 (Toyota Neos MCU)". Their Gen3 range runs from 38.4 volts to 76.8, all lithium iron phosphate in prismatic cells and a powder-coated steel shell rated IP67. Six of the nine share one published comparison table giving weight, dimensions, cell configuration and three discharge figures; the other three are much less documented. Six offer a heated version under a separate part number, and their own sheets disagree about what that buys: five give a charging range starting at 32F and the 51.2V 60Ah gives -20F, while all six print the same line saying charging is protected below 32F. They sell through dealers. There is no affiliate programme on any of their published pages — the two commercial ones are a dealer locator and a register-as-dealer form.

ecobattery.com

About this brand

Type
Manufacturer
Status
Active
Headquarters
Founded 2019, United States

Last updated: 16 September 2026

Battery care and safety

How cold a heated pack will charge in
One heated pack charges to -20°F; the other five stop at 32°F

BMS High Voltage Cutoff 59.2V Charging Temp. Range -20F to 130F

Source: ecobattery.com/cdn/shop/files/51.2V_60Ah_Heated_-_Data_Sheet.pdf

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