Electric outboard Torqeedo Cruise 10.0 R

• 12kW peak output, 10kW continuous output – powerful propulsion comparable to a 20 HP combustion engine
• Intelligent on-board computer and the full convenience of a Torqeedo electric drive system
• Electric tilting device for ease of operation
• Easy handling thanks to low-voltage level (48 Volt)
• Very robust design – corrosion-protected, sea water-capable and completely waterproof (IP67)
• Slimline construction – elegant and modern
• Versions: short shaft S: 38.5cm shaft length, long shaft L: 51.2cm shaft length, extra-long shaft XL: 63.9cm shaft length
• Weight: 59.8 kg (S), 61.3 kg (L) , 62.5 kg (XL)
• Equipment included: Throttle with integrated information display including data cable (5m), magnetic kill switch, 70 mm² battery cable with main switch (4.5m), connecting rod for remote steering, standard prop v22/p10k and sacrificial anodes (Al)

* Depends on the type of boat, load, propeller and conditions. Speed and range indications do not represent a legal guarantee.

Information on range and speed

For a displacement boat making way through the water, the required propulsive power increases in proportion to the cube of the speed. This means that if you want to double your speed, you need eight times as much power.

And vice-versa, a small reduction in speed is enough to increase the achievable range substantially.

The Torqeedo Cruise's on-board computer calculates the remaining range constantly, by linking the motor's consumption data with the charging level of the batteries, and the speed over the ground from the GPS. This allows you to read the remaining range in real-time from the motor display or the smartphone app TorqTrac.

Cruise 10.0 R - Benefits:

• 12 kW peak power, 10 kW continuous power – powerful propulsion like a 20 HP combustion engine
• Simple handling thanks to a voltage level of 48 V
• We recommend the Cruise 10.0 for dinghies and sailboats up to 10 tons.
• Remote steering connector option comes with a remote throttle.
• Intelligent on-board computer and all of the convenience of a Torqeedo electric drive system
• Very robust design – protected from corrosion, saltwater-capable, and completely waterproof (IP67)
• Low-profile design – elegant and modern …
  
  

  Specifications
  Technical Data	Cruise 10.0 R
  Input power in watts	10,000
  Propulsive power in watts	5,600
  Comparable petrol outboards (propulsive power)	20 HP
  Comparable petrol outboards (thrust)	25 HP
  Maximum overall efficiency in %	56
  Static thrust in lbs*	≤ 405
  Integrated battery	-
  Nominal voltage	48
  Final charging voltage	-
  Total weight in kg	59.8 (S) / 61.3 (L) / 62.5 (XL)
  Motor weight without a battery in kg	-
  Weight of integrated battery	-
  Shaft length in cm	38.5 (S) / 51.2 (L) / 63.9 (XL)
  Standard propeller v = speed in km/h at p = power in watts	v22/p10k
  Alternative propeller options	v32/p10k & v15/p10k
  Maximum propeller speed in rpm	1,400
  Control	Remote throttle
  Steering	Provision to connect to standard remote steering
  Tilting device	Electrohydraulic tilt device with overload protection.
  Tilt angle	+-45°
  Trim device	Manual, 4-step
  Integrated on-board computer	Yes
  Stepless forward/reverse drive	Yes

SHAFT LENGTH
The main thing to note here is the size of the transom on your boat. If your transom height is higher, you will have to pick a higher shaft length for your outboard motor. This is important to consider because if you get a longer shaft than the transom of the boat, you will face some serious issues with stabilization when you drive.

You can easily figure out what is the correct shaft length by measuring the height of the back of your boat. Take a measuring tape and measure the height of the back of the boat in the middle. The result you get is how long your shaft length should be to get an optimal drive. Although it is not a huge deal if the length of your shaft is longer by an inch, it is best if you can get an exact match.

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