Product Description

The EWAVE 10 kW Electric Outboard Motor gives small boats quiet, fume-free power with none of the fuel, oil or winterizing chores of a gas outboard. A water-cooled permanent-magnet brushless motor drives a 9-inch propeller, and the tiller handle gives you stepless speed control in both forward and reverse. At 55 lb, it's light enough for one or two people to mount and remove.

Key features

  • 10 kW brushless motor – permanent-magnet design, up to 7,000 rpm.
  • Stepless forward and reverse – smooth, infinitely variable speed from the tiller handle.
  • Water cooled – keeps the motor in its operating range under sustained load.
  • Manual tilt – raise the lower unit for shallow water, launching and trailering.
  • About 19 mph – EWAVE's rated top speed with a 441 lb load (30 km/h with 200 kg).
  • 55 lb net weight.

Good fit for

  • Jon boats, skiffs, tenders and small fishing boats
  • Electric-only and quiet lakes
  • Boaters who want to stop buying and storing fuel

Specifications

Motor 10 kW permanent-magnet brushless
Rated voltage 48V
Max motor speed 7,000 rpm
Cooling Water cooling
Control Tiller handle
Gearing Stepless variable speed, forward and reverse
Tilt Manual
Propeller 9 in
Top speed About 19 mph with a 441 lb load
Net weight 55 lb

Power source

Battery not included. The motor runs on a 48V supply. Contact us before ordering and we'll help you size a battery setup for your boat and how long you want to run.

Manufacturer warranty

EWAVE's limited warranty covers the original purchaser against defects in materials and workmanship for 12 months on the components that make up the product, and for 9 months or 500 charge cycles (whichever comes first) on batteries. The warranty does not cover crash or impact damage, misuse, modifications, inadequate maintenance, or commercial and rental use. Contact us with your order number and we'll help you through the claim.

Before you head out

Most states require registration for motorized boats, including those powered by electric outboards. Confirm your boat's horsepower rating and transom fit, check your state's rules, and read the owner's manual before your first run.

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