Haswing Armada 8.0 / 10.0 electric outboard motor – tiller or remote control

Haswing Armada 8.0 / 10.0 electric outboard motor – four versions

Power, tranquility, and performance come together in the Haswing Armada 10.0. With an output of 6 kW (comparable to a 10 hp fuel engine), this is Haswing's flagship. The ideal choice for heavier boats, longer distances, and water sports enthusiasts who refuse to settle for less.

Four versions

• Armada 8.0 T: with tiller control (model 50731).
• Armada 8.0 F: with remote control (model 50733).
• Armada 10.0 T – 6 kW: with tiller control (model 50732).
• Armada 10.0 F – 6 kW: with remote control (model 50734).

On display in our showroom: the Armada 10.0 F/T – 6 kW with remote control. View this motor at Marinaut and get advice on the right version for your boat.

The power and performance data below refer to the Armada 10.0.

Battery and installation: Battery and battery charger are sold separately and are not included. View the scope of delivery and required parts.

The new standard in electric boating

The Haswing Armada 10.0 is designed for serious work. Where the Ventura series excels in compactness, the Armada goes a step further in power and efficiency. Thanks to the 48-volt system, this motor delivers an impressive thrust of 300 lbs, allowing it to propel boats weighing up to 3,000 kg with ease.

Why the Armada 10.0 is the right choice:

• Extremely Powerful: With 6,000 W of power, you can maneuver with ease, even against wind or currents.

• Brushless Technology: The motor is maintenance-free, more efficient, and significantly quieter than traditional motors.

• Stepless Speed Control: No gears, just silk-smooth acceleration for maximum control.

• Saltwater Resistant: Thanks to its high-quality coating and sacrificial anode, this motor is at home in both fresh and salt water.

• Magnetic Kill Switch: Safety first; the motor stops immediately if you fall overboard.

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Technical Specifications

The Armada 10.0 is not only strong but also cleverly built. The digital display on the motor (or remote control) continuously keeps you informed about the battery status.

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User-friendly & Robust

Whether you choose the version with tiller (T) or remote control (F) via a steering wheel, the Armada offers extremely precise control. The motor is equipped with a tilt mechanism, allowing you to sail safely in shallow water without damaging the propeller.

Quiet power at a sharp price Compared to other brands in the 6 kW segment, the Haswing Armada offers the best price-performance ratio. You enjoy the tranquility of electric boating without sacrificing the performance you are used to from a fuel engine. The Haswing Armada is a "silent force" when compared to a roaring petrol engine, but it is certainly not completely noiseless.

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Battery and charging

Battery and battery charger: sold separately, not included. Use a suitable 48 V battery or battery bank capable of delivering sufficient continuous current for the chosen Armada version.

Questions about which battery best suits your sailing style? Feel free to contact us for tailored advice.

• The motor is suitable for bringing boats up to 5,400 kg to cruising speed and boats up to 1,900 kg to hull speed.
  
  
• With most boats up to 7 meters, you can travel about 7 kilometers per hour with 1 kW of power (and thus 1 kWh of battery consumption per hour). With a 4 kWh battery, you will have a minimum range of 28 kilometers, which is a sufficient daily range for most boaters.
  
  Included at Marinaut:
• Included with F-versions: remote control for forward, reverse, neutral, and stepless speed control (article number 59921). The T-versions have tiller control.
• Includes Magnetic Kill-Switch: Operation: The motor stops immediately when the magnet (attached to the driver with a lanyard) is pulled away. This is an essential safety feature, especially with higher thrust.
  
• Includes 200 A main power switch.
• Includes connection hardware: 3 battery cables, mounting bolts, propeller.
• Includes motor cover.
• Includes LED voltage display on the motor. When you shift the motor to neutral (unloaded), you can see what percentage of the battery capacity remains.
  
  • 54.4 V 100% (LFP/LiFePO4 battery)
  • 53.6 V 90%
  • 53.1 V 80%
  • 52.8 V 70%
  • 52.3 V 60%
  • 52.2 V 50%
  • 52.0 V 40%
  • 51.5 V 30%
  • 51.2 V 20%
  • 48.0 V 10%
  • 40.0 V 0%
  Recommended: Victron Smart Shunt for more detailed display on an extra screen and/or smartphone.
  
  
• Long shaft: shaft length 67 centimeters. The shaft length to the cavitation plate is 50 centimeters. It is optimal to position the cavitation plate approximately 2.5 centimeters below the transom. A transom height of 47.5 centimeters is therefore optimal. Longer is also possible.
  A short shaft with a shaft length of 54 centimeters is currently not being produced. It may be possible to shorten the transom.
  
  
• Armada 8.0 versions model 50731 and 50733 are also available. We advise choosing the 10.0, as the 8.0 also requires 48 V and is priced higher per kW. In that case, the Ventura 5 is a more attractive option in terms of price/quality ratio.
  
  
• Also available with tiller control (T) Haswing Armada 8.0 T model 50731 and Haswing Armada 10.0 T 50732 with shaft length 67 centimeters (short shaft with shaft length of 54 centimeters is currently not being produced).
  

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Product comparison

• • Choose the ePropulsion Navy 6.0 Evo if you:

    • want maximum efficiency and silence.

    • value advanced features like hydrogeneration.

    • are planning longer trips or have heavier boats and prioritize efficiency.

    • desire more seaworthy protection.
      
      

    Choose a Haswing Armada F 10.0 if you:

    • want a more budget-friendly 6 kW electric motor.

    • find a slightly lower weight and lower price more important than extra silence and advanced technology.
      

About electric boating

• Advantages of electric boating
• How fast can I go?
• How much motor and battery power do I need?
• How long and how far can I sail?
• How much money will I save?
• Read all about it
  and calculate it for your own boat.

• Trade-in is possible

Need help with motor power, battery, or installation? Contact us for advice.