Electric engine RIM14
propulsionoutboardboating

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Characteristics

Type
outboard, propulsion
Power source
electric
Market
boating, professional vessel, for ships
Other characteristics
RIM-drive

Description

The RIM14 is the latest model to come out of the Hy.G motors workshops. Deploying the operating principles of the RIM6 beyond ever-reaching limits, the RIM14 deploys such propulsion that it displaces up to 10 tonnes per propellant . As on all our RIM models, the RIM14 adapts to any load propulsion and any type of vessel: servitude, rental, motorized pleasure, sailing or cargo boats . Its faculties can always be multiplied: install 1, 2, 3 or 4 to increase your carrying capacity. One of its great qualities is to succeed in producing this incredible performance while remaining powered by a standard voltage of 48V, thus making it easier to use. These performances are only possible because the RIM14 integrates the best of Hy.G motors technology. RIM14 - 14KW OF AVAILABLE POWER OR 20KW CONVENTIONAL Our colleagues in electric propulsion speak in electric power, because it is easy to measure the energy coming out of a battery. The specificity of Hy.G motors is to better use this power to convert it into thrust. With the RIM14, you can count on 14kW of available power . Thus, you will be able to absorb up to 16kW of electrical power where a conventional thruster will require up to 24kW to provide equivalent service.

Exhibitions

Meet this supplier at the following exhibition(s):

Grand Pavois 2024 La Rochelle
Grand Pavois 2024 La Rochelle

1-06 Oct 2024 La Rochelle (France)

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    Mets Trade 2024
    Mets Trade 2024

    19-21 Nov 2024 Amsterdam (Netherlands) Hall 5 - Stand 05.454

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