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S300-48v 160lb Electric Boat Trolling Motor With Speed Controller Saltwater, Diy on 2040-parts.com

US $1,022.00
Location:

Ningbo, China

Ningbo, China
Condition:New Brand:Caroute Maximum Thrust:160 Pound Manufacturer Part Number:S160-48v Comaprable petro/gas Engine:7 HP Country//Region of Manufacture:China UPC:703194302850

Key-product features

Electric trolling motor with a speed controller and a power switch IP56 waterproof
More powerful large thrust brushless electric motor suitable for boats to 3.0 tons
Optimized propulsive power design, achieves 65% efficiency, equivalents to 7HP gasoline outboards
Brushless motor design, operates greater speed and superior range than same thrust conventional electric motor and gasoline motor
Environmentally friendly, high efficiency contributes to less energy consumed for same distance, eco motor cost only 0.03 dollar per mile.

Product Descriptions

S300-48v has been designed for dinghies and sailboats up to 3 tons. Its 2100 watt input power is equivalent to a 7-HP petrol outboard.

S300 high-efficiency contributes to more thrust, greater speed and ultra-longer operating time and superior range.

S300 includes a power switch with IP56 waterproof grade, a speed controller and premium battery cables with a quick connector for safe and convenient appliance. 

S300 adopts unique brushless technology, which distinguish it from competition. For competition electric motor the rotation of motor is generated by sliding carbon brush, which gets worn out easily, consumes power and results heat. For S300 brushless electric motor, it is generated by electronic circuits, which is more reliable and stable. Comparing with competition electric motor, the advantage of S300 brushless motor is as below:
Efficiency values is significantly higher 30%-50%
Much higher torque values at lower battery currents
Longer service lives and less maintenance requirement 
Quieter power, cooler operation and less battery consumption 

Specifications
Maximum thrust: 160 pound 
Input power:2100W
Maximum efficiency:65%
Volts:48V
Maximum current:43Amp
Maximum speed: 7 Miles per hour 
Maximum proper speed:1500 RPM
Shaft: 42" Stainless steel 
Control: Speed Controller
Speeds: Variable 
Motor unit cable length:39"
Power switch cable length:20" each side
Speed controller cable length:79"
Battery cable length:71" 

Operating Data(use 4*12V/100Ah batteries)
Slow Speed(MPH):1-2,Runtime(hours):45
Full speed(MPH):6-7,Run time(hours):2

Battery Instruction (battery not included) 
Four 12V batteries or two 24V batteries series connection

Cable connection:
Motor cable connects power switch, power switch connects battery cable, battery cable connects battery

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