- Description
- Additional information
- Valuations
Ecopower 3.0 - the powerful one
The brushless drive motor from EcoPower is a powerful electric motor made in Australia. The electric outboard is very well designed – e.g. integrated voltmeter, undervoltage protection and temperature protection are extremely useful in practical use. The brushless motor drives the propeller through the contactless reversal of the polarity of the drive magnets. This guarantees higher energy efficiency and significantly lower wear. Even the smaller models from EcoPower are about as powerful as medium-sized models from other manufacturers – although they are significantly cheaper! This is noticeable at the latest with the next fresh breeze, when you have to maneuver quickly against the wind to reef.
The Ecopower 3.0 has similarly good consumption values as the 2.0 model, but convinces with its power. It unfolds its full potential in strong headwinds and waves, and this with measured max. 60A consumption:
Operating data
EcoPower 3.0 Battery recommendation: 2x12V/120-180Ah
Boats up to 2.5t
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Speed (kn) |
Range (sm) |
Running time (hours)* |
Slow ride |
1.0 – 1.5 |
50-80 |
45:00 |
Half drive |
4.0 – 6.0 |
15-18 |
04:30 |
Full speed |
5.0 – 6.0 |
10-12 |
02:00 |
Note: Boat size, design, weight (displacement) and weather conditions (e.g. wind & waves) affect the stated values. Thus, these values are only to be seen as a reference.
* The runtime depends on the battery capacity as well as the risk of overheating, you should exhaust the specified runtime, especially at full speed. If the overheating protection is activated, the motor reduces the current consumption to 50% for safety reasons.
EcoPower Unboxing:
EcoPower Mounting:
EcoPower test drive:
Additional information
Article | ecopower3 |
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Manufacturer | Aquatec |
EAN | 0736724448674 |
Weight (kg) | 11 kg |
Power max. (W) | 2100 (1.24kW)* * personal measurement result: sailing yacht 24" with 1t empty weight |
Nominal voltage (V) | 24 |
Propulsion capacity (W) | 1365 |
Thrust (lbs) | 140 |
Thrust force (kp) | 64 |
Thrust (HP) | 7 |
Comparable to gasoline outboard (hp) | 6 |
Overall efficiency max. (%) | 65 |
Power consumption max. (A) | 87 (60)* * personal measurement result: sailing yacht 24" with 1t empty weight |
Propeller Speed (rpm) | 1450 |
Speed control | stepless |
Shaft length (cm) | 100 (94 cm visible) Ã 30mm / 2.5mm |
Adjustable shaft length | Yes |
Length (total length) | 126.4 cm |
Cable lengths | 150cm |
Cable cross-section | 10mm² |
Steering | Pin control |
Battery | LED display |
Temperature protection | Yes |
Undervoltage protection | Yes |
Delivery period | 2-3 business days |
Testimonials
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As the speed increases, the water begins to "rage and bubble" as if a 200hp engine were on it.
I have had much weaker electric motors so far. There was also water movement, which is normal, but not in this strength that it splashes into the boat. Of course, this also shows what energy the engine has. -
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More or less by chance, I ended up in this shop, actually looking for one of the previous brands and then discovered the Ecopower. The technical data have completely convinced me and therefore ordered. I have to admit that after the first test ride I was pleasantly surprised at what power this motor has, this is the first electric motor that I would not call a "lull slider" because it is much more powerful and you can drive at considerable speeds, all respect! I've only been using the engine since this season and have sometimes driven longer distances with it, I'm completely satisfied with it.
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