ePropulsion I-10, I-20, I40, H-100 Electric inboard motor 10-100 kW 96 V — 10 kW

ePropulsion electric inboard motors are the environmentally friendly alternative to the combustion engine. They are suitable for private and commercial users.
The perfect propulsion for all types of yachts, pleasure craft and sailing boats up to 30 metres.

The ePropulsion I is an electric inboard motor. The environmentally friendly alternative to the traditional combustion engine.

• • The I is packed with innovative technology, such as the modular ePropulsion Smart System Architectures (eSSA) and IoT capabilities.
    This electric inboard motor offers a user-friendly, intelligent and reliable boating experience.
    • ePropulsion Link is a mobile application that allows boat owners to communicate with their boats safely and reliably. It gives users access to cloud-based connectivity services without the need for additional accessories. This smart application works with the ePropulsion electric propulsion system and provides real-time data, valuable insights and extensive statistics to optimize your boating experience.
      
      
      • Low maintenance costs
      • Whisper quiet
      • Nominated for the prestigious DAME Design Award
      • Nominal rotation speed: 1,500 rpm

  Save weight and space with compact design

  The compact design contains 5 functional modules: motor, reduction, motor controller, system control and cooling system. The whole is integrated in a very small size. The motor is therefore 60% smaller and 65% lighter than a comparable combustion engine.

  • Specifications of the I-10:

    • Power: 10 kilowatts

    • Comparable to a 17 hp (propulsion power) to 25 hp (thrust) internal combustion engine.

    • For boats from 3 tons (bow speed) to 9 tons (cruising speed).

    • Weight: 43 kilograms

    • Dimensions (lwh): 565 x 295 x 380 millimeters

    • Cooling: air cooled

    • Item number: A1-0000-01
      
      
  • Specifications of the I-20:
    • Power: 20 kilowatts
    • Comparable to a 34 hp (propulsion power) to 50 hp (thrust) internal combustion engine.
    • For boats from 6 tons (bow speed) to 18 tons (cruising speed).
    • Weight: 45 kilograms
    • Dimensions (lwh): 580 x 330 x 380 millimeters
    • Cooling: water-cooled (air-cooled optional)
    • Article number: A2-0000-01
      
      
  • Specifications of the I-40:
    • Power: 40 kilowatts.
    • Comparable to a 68 hp (propulsion power) to 100 hp (thrust) internal combustion engine.
    • For boats from 12 tons (bow speed) to 35 tons (cruising speed).
    • Weight: 75 kilograms
    • Dimensions (lwh): 860 x 485 x 420 millimeters
    • Cooling: water-cooled (air-cooled optional)
    • Item number: A4-0000-00
      
      
  • ePropulsion H-100:
    • This innovative 100 kiloWatt electric inboard motor is designed for large sailing boats and motor ships from 18 to 30 meters with a displacement of up to 200 tons. You choose high performance, less noise and no exhaust fumes.
    • Comparable to a 170 hp (propulsion power) to 250 hp (thrust) internal combustion engine.

  Specifications

  • • Nominal voltage: 540 VDC
    • Nominal power: 100 kilowatts  
    • Nominal torque: 797 Nm  
    • Nominal speed: 1150 rpm  
    • Nominal efficiency: 96%  
    • IP value: IP67  
    • Insulation level: H  
    • Cooling Methods: Water Cooling  
    • Operating temperature: -25℃ ~ +55℃  
    • Dimensions: 443 x 315 millimeters  

    Specifications battery H-100:

    • Nominal system output voltage: DC540 V  
    • Nominal system output voltage: DC540 V  
    • System output voltage range: DC487~604V  
    • Discharge temperature: 30℃ ~ 60℃  
    • 25℃ Cycle life (80% DOD): 3500 times  
    • 25℃ Shelf life: >8 years  
    • Charging temperature: 0℃ ~ 60℃
      
      
      

  Remote control and display specifications:

  • Single or dual remote control  
  • Ergonomic design  
  • Good operating experience  
  • 4.3″ display with user-friendly interface  

  Controller specifications:

• Nominal Input Voltage (VDC): 540  
• Input Voltage (VDC): 400 ~ 720  
• Nominal Output Voltage (VAC): 380  
• Nominal power (kVA): 160  
• Peak power (kVA): 260  
• Nominal Input Current (A): 296  
• Nominal output current (A): 270
  
• Peak output current (A): 500
  
• Maximum efficiency: 0.99
  
• Weight: 11 kilograms
  
• Dimension: 390×280×100(±2)
  
• Cooling method: Water cooling
  
• Nominal flow: 16 L/min
  
• Operating water pressure: ≤6600Pa
  
• Storage temperature: -40°C~85°C
  
• Operating temperature: -40°C~55°C
  
• Relative humidity: 0.95
  
• Coolant temperature: 60°C
  
• IP rating of enclosure: IP67  

• Options (for a complete installation):

  • Remote Control: Smart Remote. Smart Throttle supports 3 mounting options: Top or Side, Single or Double, and Port or Starboard
    • Item number: XS-RC00-00.
    • Manual
  • Screen: smart display 5 inch / 13 centimeter. Item number: XS-DP00-00
  • G 102 Battery output cable set 10 meters (positive and negative)
    • Article number: 00-0603-12
    • Compatible with: G102-100
  • Exclusive ePropulsion G102-100 LiFePO4 Battery 10 kWh 96V battery (with option for 12 Volt on-board current) and battery charger. Cheaper AGM or other LiFePO4 batteries are also available (can be placed in series to 96 Volt).
  • Exclusive flexible screw shaft coupling (option)
  • Excluding propeller shaft.
  • Excluding screw/propeller.
    
  • Manual i-10
  • Manual i-20
    
    
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  • Or consider a cheaper pod motor or a 48 Volt inboard motor. The 96 Volt system from ePropulsion may only be installed by a company with NEN 3140VP certification.
    
    
  • Subsidy : Electric boat engines and lithium batteries are eligible for Environmental Investment Deduction and Arbitrary depreciation of environmental investments for vessels that are used commercially. The tax benefit can amount to more than 14% of the investment amount with the MIA\Vamil.
    
  • Advantages of electric boating
  • How fast can I sail?
  • How much engine and battery power do I need?
  • How long and how far can I sail?
  • How much money do I save?
  • Read all about it here
    and calculate it for your own boat.