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E-Z-GO TXT DCS System Navitas 440-Amp 36-Volt Controller Kit With BlueTooth

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E-Z-GO TXT DCS System Navitas 440-Amp 36-Volt Controller Kit With BlueToothProduct Description Let us be completely honest; we were astonished to see an aftermarket, not to mention an upgraded controller for the DCS system. Those things are increasingly hard to find parts for. EZGO only made these models for a few years. It was a design stepping stone that engineers at EZGO learned from to create the PDS cart. Aftermarket part generation companies usually overlook that model with the limited production, just because there is

Let us be completely honest; we were astonished to see an aftermarket, not to mention an upgraded controller for the DCS system. Those things are increasingly hard to find parts for. EZGO only made these models for a few years. It was a design stepping stone that engineers at EZGO learned from to create the PDS cart. Aftermarket part generation companies usually overlook that model with the limited production, just because there is not a lot of business for it. Navitas was the saving grace. Now we can bring the DCS into the modern age stop dragging at the back of the pack.

The Navitas controller has BlueTooth capability, allows you to change settings, monitor battery voltage, view throttle output, and much more. Now a 440 amp controller is not something Navitas says you "need" to upgrade other components like the solenoid and cables when installing. But to be on the safe side, we have them available for your EZGO TXT DCS model; just ask your sales rep when you call.

Kit Features:

  • Cost effective improvement to increase the speed and power of a golf car
  • The Navitas app allows you to monitor the vehicle's performance
    • Built-in speedometer
    • Gear indicator (Forward, Neutral, Reverse)
    • One-click Car Lock Out feature
    • Live battery voltage monitoring
    • Provides alerts that you can send directly to your technician/dealer by email
  • New "Cruise mode" for higher top speed (Up to 15% faster)
    • Imporved speeds with stock 18" tires
    • Lower Speeds = Greater Range
  • Up to 75% more raw power than a stock controller. Improved hill climb capability with 22/23" tires
  • Use your stock motor, solenoid and existing wiring
  • Plug and play installation, works with your existing motor and plugs directly into your carts wiring harness
  • Control your regen braking in forward and reverse for added safety when driving or backing down inclines
  • Use the "lock out feature" to lock in settings to control power and speed

Kit Includes:

  • E-Z-GO TXT 36-Volt DCS Shunt harness for plug and play installation
  • On-The-Fly controller programming box
  • 440-Amp Navitas controller
Note: The Navitas app is available for Apple® IOS and Android phones and tablets

Make
EZGO
Motor Type
DCS
Voltage
36V
Unit
EA
Make Model Year Power
EZGO TXT ELECTRIC 1995 1999
Freight Type
Standard
Brand
Navitas
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