Roykaw OBC for 48V Club Car DS Regen II IQ-10 | Square 6-Pin Plug Replacement

Smart charging control for 48V Club Car DS

Upgrade your golf cart’s energy management with the Roykaw On Board Computer (OBC) crafted for 48-volt Club Car systems. Designed to fit 1995-and-newer Club Car models, it supports Regen II, DS, and IQ-10 configurations that use a square 6-pin plug. This OBC acts as the brain of your charging system, tracking energy flow and guiding the charger to replenish only what is needed to restore capacity.

While results can vary with ride patterns and conditions, you may experience more predictable charging cycles and clearer insights into energy use. Precise control and robust energy tracking help you understand consumption over time without guaranteeing outcomes for every cart.

How it works and what you gain

As a replacement for OEM parts (101909902, 102852001, 103359401, 103403101, AM1229201), the Roykaw OBC is built for compatibility with Club Car Power Drive chargers on a 48VDC (24-cell) system. By monitoring actual energy usage and directing the charger accordingly, it supports balanced charging and helps keep the battery pack ready for the next ride or round of golf.

• Charging regulation: The system signals the charger to restore only the energy that was consumed.
• Energy accounting: It records how much energy is used during operation for better planning.
• Storage mode: A periodic activation keeps the batteries topped up when the cart sits idle.

Compatibility and installation are designed with real-life use in mind. The unit fits Regen II, DS, and IQ-10 models featuring the square 6-pin plug, and is positioned as a straightforward upgrade with a focus on reliability. If any issue arises, we offer replacement or refund to help you complete the upgrade with confidence.

• Ease of installation: Straightforward replacement on compatible carts.
• Support: We stand behind the product with a customer-friendly policy.

With the Roykaw OBC, you gain a practical tool that aligns with the way golfers and daily drivers use their carts—supporting consistent charging, visibility into energy use, and a measured approach to battery maintenance. It’s one possible way to keep your 48-volt Club Car performing smoothly on and off the fairway, without promising specific results for every cart or scenario.