Electric Outboard 10 HP Emoto E10

10HP Electric Outboard Motor

Emoto E10 is a 10HP electric outboard motor. The maximum power is 7.3KW and the rated voltage is 72V. Electric outboards use no fuel, which enables them to be more quiet and environmentally friendly compared to gasoline models. We also use permanent-magnet synchronous motor which leads to lower noise, longer lifespan, higher efficiency, and low maintenance costs.

Applicable Ship Type
The electric 10 horsepower outboard motor is suitable for small vessels of different materials, such as inflatable boats, wooden boats, FRP boats, plastic boats and so on, ranging from 3.0 to 6.0m.

Recommended Battery
72V 120AH or 72V 150AH lithium-ion battery packs can be used for this model, or you can also use other brands of lithium batteries, or other types of batteries, such as lead-acid batteries, AGM batteries, etc.

Other Notes
• Don't use starting batteries no matter what happens. 
• Marine batteries can be used but keep at least 50% power to ensure long battery life. 
• It is recommended to use a traction battery, and at least 20-30% of the battery power should be reserved for each use.

Optional Models
Tiller control, short shaft
Tiller control, long shaft
Remote control, short shaft
Remote control, long shaft

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Product Model E10

Rated Power 7.3KW

Rated Voltage 72V

Motor Type Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor

Sensor Type Magetic Encoder

Steering System

Tiller/Remote Control

Maximum Speed 4200r/min

Gear Ratio 2.08

Weight(KG) S: 37.5Kg L: 39Kg

Cooling System Water-cooled

Gear Position Forward-Neutral-Reverse

PERFORMANCE DATA

Power（W)    Speed(Km/h)    Runtime(min)    Range(Km)
7350    24    69    27.6
6350    22    84    30.8
4830    20    111    37
4175    18    130    39
3765    15    160    42
2270    10    240    45
1140    7    480    56
760    6    720    72
380    5    1440    120
*Performance data is based on a 4.3-meter rubber boat, an adult and a 72V 120Ah lithium iron phosphate battery, tested in calm lake water. Actual speeds, ranges and operating times will vary depending on vessel, load, weather, etc.