XSeries Voltage Reducer (2024-2025) | MadJax®

Replacement DC-DC Voltage Reducer for Gen 2 MadJax XSeries golf carts and PTVs - FREE SHIPPING!

If your XSeries Storm 48V-12V DC-DC voltage reducer is in need of replacement, we've got the original equipment reducer you need to power your 12-Volt electric accessories.

XSeries Gen 2 Voltage Reducer Specifications

• Compatible with MadJax XSeries Storm Generation 2 (Model Years 2024 and Newer)
• OEM Voltage Reducer w/ Wiring Leads and Connectors
• Converts 48 Volts Input to 12 Volts Output for Accessory Power
• MadJax OEM Part #28-401

Characteristics of Salt Water Damage

• Corrosion: Metal components in golf cart wiring harnesses are susceptible to corrosion from salt, which can cause rust and deterioration of connectors and terminals. This corrosion can interrupt electrical connections and result in increased resistance.
• Insulation Breakdown: When exposed to salt water, wiring harness insulation may degrade, potentially causing short circuits and damaging the electrical system, resulting in malfunctions.
• Electrical Shorting: Saltwater has the potential to create conductive paths between wires, resulting in shorts that can impact the performance of the cart. These shorts may lead to unpredictable behavior or even complete electrical failure.
• Moisture Entrapment: Moisture can be trapped in the harness and loom, leading to corrosion and electrical problems over time.

Wiring Corrosion Prevention and Maintenance

• Protective Coatings: Apply marine-grade coatings or sealants to connection points and wiring loom to help protect the wiring harness from saltwater exposure.
• Regular Inspections: Periodically check for signs of corrosion or damage, specifically near connectors, to attempt to catch issues early and allow for proactive repair or replacement.

By understanding these risks and taking preventive care, golf cart owners can help ensure their Personal Transportation Vehicles remain reliable and operational, even in saltwater marine environments.