1HP Electric Trolling Motor 12V

Introducing the New & Upgraded 12V 1HP Brushless Electric Trolling Outboard!

Looking for the ultimate combination of power, portability, and performance for your inflatable boat, kayak, or KaBoat? Our latest brushless electric outboard motor delivers all that—and more!

Key Features at a Glance:

• Ultra-Lightweight & Portable – Weighing only 14 lbs, this motor is significantly lighter than traditional 12V trolling motors, making it effortless to carry alongside your boat.
• Compact Folding Design – Fold it down to an impressively compact 39" x 12" x 6", with a motor head that’s only 23" long, compared to the typical 32" head on other models. Transporting and storing your motor has never been easier!
• Increased Power Output – With a 600W power rating, it outperforms comparable models, offering more thrust and efficiency.
• Digitmax Energy Saver – Equipped with our advanced energy-saving technology, this motor runs longer on the same 12V battery, giving you extended time on the water.

Revolutionary Tilting Throttle Handle

Our exclusive tilting throttle handle offers 10 adjustable positions, allowing you to tilt the handle up to 45 degrees or flatten it parallel to the motor shaft. This unique feature not only enhances portability and storage but also makes steering more comfortable and precise. Unlike fixed handles found on other motors, ours adapts to your needs!

Additional Benefits:

• Built-in Battery Level Reader – Stay in control with a clear display of your battery’s remaining charge, so you’ll never be caught off guard.
• Saltwater-Ready Durability – Designed to handle the rigors of saltwater use, this motor is perfect for ocean adventures. Just rinse with fresh water after each use to maximize its lifespan.

Easy to Power Up:

To run this trolling motor, you’ll need a 12V Deep Cycle battery, which is readily available at most hardware or auto stores.

• Budget-friendly options start at around $55 (available at Walmart or Costco).
• Premium high-end batteries cost about $140 for even longer-lasting performance.
• Don’t forget to grab a battery charger for around $30 to $60, depending on the brand.

Ready to upgrade your boating experience? This lightweight, compact, and powerful brushless electric trolling motor is built for adventurers who want performance without the bulk. Get yours today and take your water excursions to the next level!

Specifications:

• Comparable petrol outboard (thrust): 1HP
• Max Voltage: DC 12V
• Max Power: 600W
• Max Amp: 50A
• Prop Type: 3 blade (9.3" dia)
• Prop Speed at Full power: Max 1250 rpm
• Battery Type: 12V 105AH Deep Cycle
• Decibel Level: <55db
• Weight: 14 lbs
• Shaft Type: Cast Aluminum
• Shaft Lenght: 66cm
• Max Boat Lenght: 6m
• Expandable handle
• Stepless Speed Control
• Foldable Handle
• Brushless Motor
• Battery Meter

Video of 15' Inflatable Boat pushed by 12V Electric Brushless Motor.

Please note. New 2020 model little bit heavier. Not 10lbs as shown in video, but 14lbs. It is also little bit more powerful. Not 55lbs, but 1HP.

Customer's review of 12V Electric Brushless Motor.

Electric motor with MK385 KaBoat and 2 people.

1HP Electric Motor vs 3HP Gas Outboard.

1HP Electric Motor on KaBoat

1HP Electric Motor on Paddle Board.

1HP Electric Motor on Catamaran

Quick Tip:

For easier handling and longer runtime, we recommend using two smaller deep cycle batteries instead of one full-size heavy battery. It’s much more convenient to carry two lighter batteries separately than lug around a single heavy one.

If you prefer a full-size battery, a small foldable hand cart can make transportation a breeze. However, with two smaller batteries (available at stores like Outdoor World), you can power your ride to your fishing spot with the first battery, then switch to the second for the return trip. This setup ensures you’ll always have enough power to get back, without worrying about running out of charge on a single large battery.

Electric Trolling Motors FAQ:

Q: How Long Can My Trolling Motor Run on a Battery Charge?

A: This is one of the most frequently asked questions. Before buying a trolling motor, it’s important to understand two key factors:

1. Battery’s Amp-Hour Rating: This indicates how long a battery can provide power at a consistent rate. A higher amp-hour rating means longer runtime. For example:
   • A 100Ah battery can supply 25 amps for 4 hours or 10 amps for 10 hours before depletion.
2. Motor’s Amps Drawn: This tells you how much power the motor consumes. For example, if a motor draws 40 amps at full speed and you have an 80Ah battery, you can expect about 2 hours of operation at top speed.

Q: Where Can I Get a Battery for My Motor?

A: You can find 12V deep cycle batteries at Amazon, eBay, Walmart, or Costco. Here are some options to consider:

• Small & Light: 12V 35Ah battery – easier to carry but shorter runtime.
• Medium: 12V 60Ah battery – a balanced choice between weight and runtime.
• Large: 12V 120Ah battery – longest runtime but heavier, requiring a foldable hand cart for transport.
• Lithium Batteries: Lightest option but also the most expensive. For convenience, many boaters prefer using two smaller batteries instead of one large one. You can use the first battery to get to your destination and the second for the return trip.

Q: How Powerful of a Motor Do I Need?

A: The power of a trolling motor is measured in pounds of thrust, typically ranging from 30 lbs to 100 lbs. Here’s what to consider:

1. Boat Weight: A general rule is to have 2 lbs of thrust for every 100 lbs of boat weight, including passengers and gear.
2. Weather & Water Conditions: Stronger currents or windier conditions may require more thrust, so it’s often best to choose a motor with slightly more power than you think you’ll need. By slightly overestimating the thrust, you ensure better performance in tougher conditions.

Q: What is the Warranty on the Motor?

A: The motor comes with a 1-year warranty.