The utility cart's battery compartments typically feature two switches—a black switch and a red switch. Here's what each switch is used for:
Black switch: The black switch is used to determine which battery to draw power from. If the utility cart is equipped with multiple batteries or battery slots, the black switch allows you to select the specific battery from which the cart will draw its power. This switch enables you to control the power source and potentially extend the runtime of the cart by using one battery at a time.
Red switch: The red switch is the power switch. It serves as the main on/off switch for the utility cart. When the red switch is turned on, it allows the cart's electrical system to receive power from the selected battery (as determined by the black switch). When the red switch is turned off, the cart's electrical system is disconnected from the battery, effectively shutting down the cart.
It's important to follow the proper sequence when using these switches. Typically, you would first select the desired battery using the black switch and then turn on the red power switch to activate the utility cart.
This only applies to 48V models (GUO055, GUO095, and GUO026)