ENEROC USA Exhibits at the Golf Carting Expo & Dealer Summit 2026
Charleston, South Carolina. October 1 to 3, 2026.
ENEROC USA is exhibiting at the Golf Carting Expo & Dealer Summit 2026 in Charleston, South Carolina. The booth will show the GU51 Series 51V LFP battery line for golf carts and UTVs, together with the GUC5820 charger, the cart-specific mounting brackets, and the gauge and charging accessories that go with them.
About the show
The Golf Carting Expo & Dealer Summit is organized by GCMedia Group and GCEvents and is run as an annual event dedicated to golf carts. The 2026 edition takes place October 1 to 3 in Charleston, South Carolina, on an exhibit floor of more than 75,000 square feet. The program combines technical seminars, product demonstrations and test drives, and scheduled networking time for dealers, distributors and manufacturers.
What ENEROC USA is bringing
The GU51 Series is a drop-in LiFePO4 platform for golf carts, UTVs and light electric fleets. The packs are built on CATL cells and managed by an integrated BMS. Three models will be on the stand:
Model | Voltage | Capacity | Energy | Weight |
GU5196 | 51.52 V | 96 Ah | 4.945 kWh | 101.4 lb (46.0 kg) |
GU51160 | 51.52 V | 160 Ah | 8.243 kWh | 150.0 lb (68 kg) |
GU51160P | 51 V | 160 Ah | 8.243 kWh | UTV fitment on request |
All three deliver 250 A continuous discharge, 400 A for 10 seconds and 500 A for 3 seconds. The discharge range runs from -4°F to 140°F (-20°C to 60°C), and charging starts at 32°F (0°C) and above. Enclosures are IP67 sealed and UN38.3 certified for transport.
Three features new for 2026
Auto-heating brings the pack to target operating temperature before charge at a rate of about 0.9°F per minute (0.5°C per minute). A cart parked in an unheated barn overnight can start charging without waiting for the ambient temperature to come up.
Built-in fire suppression uses thermal-sensitive, self-activating FM-200 tubing routed inside the enclosure.
Over-the-air updates and fleet diagnostics run through the EnerocHelper app over Bluetooth and 4G, so firmware and fault data do not require pulling the pack.
Charging and fitment
The GUC5820 charger is rated 58 V / 20 A, takes 90 to 264 V AC input, and delivers up to 17 A at 110 V or up to 20 A at 220 V. It ships in two connection versions. The M8 ring-terminal version wires directly to the battery terminals. The M25 version uses a quick-release waterproof connector that plugs into the cart's OEM charging port and supports the auto-heating packs. OE charging plugs are available for Club Car (CP1), Yamaha (YP1) and EZ-GO (EP1).
Mounting brackets on display cover the common platforms:
Bracket | Cart brand | Cart model |
MTEZ01 | EZGO | RXV |
MTEZ02, MTEZ03 | EZGO | TXT / Xpress |
MTCC01 | Club Car | Precedent 08+, Tempo, Onward (passenger-side) |
MTCC03 | Club Car | Precedent 08+, Tempo, Onward (center-mounted) |
MTCC02 | Club Car | Carryall |
MTYC01 | Yamaha | Drive 2 / G29 |
Accessories at the booth include the RLMB1 round LED gauge, which shows state of charge, voltage and real-time input and output current at a 0.2-second sampling interval, plus error codes, a fault buzzer and Bluetooth or 4G status. Also on hand: the PORT1 universal AC charging port, the CORD6 18-foot charging cord, the DPGU02 battery LED meter kit and the CAN/BMS reader kit.
Find us in Charleston
ENEROC USA will be at booth 705. Dealers and distributors who want a scheduled meeting can reach the team at info@enerocusa.com or +1 (562) 706-4970.
Show registration and the full program are at GolfCartingEXPO.com.
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