Here is a correlation of specifications of trolleys that can help you make the right choice.
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Weight:
You want the trolley to be tough, yet light enough to carry you in and out of your car. So don’t forget to confirm the total weight including the battery.
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Dimensions:
Check the folded, unfolded parameters to make sure it fits in your car and whether it is easy to setup and opens in simple operation. The trolley should suit your build and height. You should feel comfortable when you reach for the handles, the height should not be on your back and shoulders.
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Framework:
When considering an electric industrial trolley, you should look for a strong, sturdy, yet lightweight construction with high quality components. Compared to steel frames,
The aluminium frame is lightweight. But due to the soft finish of the metal, it will easily become dentated. The titanium frame is lighter and stronger, but more expensive than the rest. So, models made of anodized aluminium alloy frame with titanium finish can be a good option.
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Capacity:
If you usually play on hilly roads, you need to pay attention to the ability of the trolley to climb. The ability to climb between a maximum of 15-20 degrees should be sufficient for a bumpy course.
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Motor:
Everyone likes to have an electric industrial trolley that runs smoothly. A powerful yet ultra-quiet motor with a soft start controller will set your trolley apart from the crowd. Linux motors are known as the best motors available for industrial trolleys.
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Handle:
Keep an eye on the handle design. Choose a handle that allows you to easily hold and operate with the left or right hand. Some models have a finger tramway speed controller knob / button that allows you to adjust the speed to match your speed.
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Wheels:
Choose a trolley with quick release main wheels for easy storage and cleaning. The free wheel function allows the trolley to be pushed without power, if your battery is not likely to run out.
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Battery:
Check the battery life of the trolley and how many holes it should have without recharging. If you can afford it, choose the longest lasting battery that lasts up to a minute. 27 or 36 holes on full charge.
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Additional functions:
Some models have an automatic distance control button, which will allow you to operate an electric industrial trolley for a specified distance (10, 20 or 30 meters). The more advanced models may have a handheld remote-control handset. It gives you complete control over a range of up to 100 meters in various speed settings.
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Guarantee
Always buy a trolley with a warranty of at least 12 months. Electric industrial trolleys face a very difficult life running long distances. And the cheapest models are known to not be able to stand up to wear and tear. The Haier End electric industrial trolley is likely to come with a 2-year frame / parts warranty. A good battery usually comes with a 1-year warranty, while a high-quality motor has a 5-year warranty.