
As a manufacturer specializing in high-power electric surfboards, we focus on delivering systems engineered for sustained 20kW output under marine conditions. Our design process prioritizes thermal management, waterproof integrity, and propulsion efficiency to meet the demands of professional water sports and commercial rental operations.
Each unit integrates a sealed brushless motor, liquid-cooled power electronics, and a battery management system calibrated for saltwater exposure. Performance targets are validated through dyno testing and real-world sea trials to ensure consistent thrust and runtime specifications.
We supply complete systems to distributors, rental fleets, and OEM partners requiring traceable components and documented compliance with marine safety standards. Customization options are available for motor mounting, control interfaces, and battery packaging to align with specific hull designs or operational profiles.
| Parameter | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Motor Type | Brushless DC (BLDC) | Sensorless, sensor-compatible |
| Rated Power | 20kW continuous | At 48V system voltage |
| Peak Power | 25kW (10s) | For acceleration and wave handling |
| Cooling Method | Liquid cooling (glycol/water) | Closed-loop, corrosion-inhibited |
| Ingress Protection | IP68 (motor/controller) | Saltwater tested, 1m depth |
| Battery Compatibility | 48V Li-ion, 40–60Ah | Custom BMS profiles available |
| Thrust Output | 180–220N | Depends on propeller design |
| Operating Temperature | -10°C to 45°C | Ambient, with derating above 40°C |
Motor housings are machined from marine-grade aluminum (6061-T6) with hard anodizing (25µm) to resist galvanic corrosion. Internal seals use Viton® and nitrile rubber combinations selected for long-term immersion in saline environments. All external fasteners are A4 stainless steel to prevent crevice corrosion at joints.
The controller enclosure features a potting compound with UL 94 V-0 flame resistance and moisture barrier properties. Cable penetrations are molded with overmolded strain relief and dual O-rings to maintain IP68 integrity under vibration and thermal cycling.
Propeller shafts are coated with ceramic nanocomposite to reduce biofouling and abrasive wear from sand exposure. We provide optional sacrificial zinc anodes for installations in high-conductivity waters.
Thrust and power curves are mapped using a dynamometer with water-resistant load cells, simulating in-water drag conditions. Efficiency measurements account for losses in the motor, controller, and propeller system to deliver accurate net thrust values.
Thermal testing involves 30-minute continuous runs at 20kW in 25°C ambient water, with thermocouples monitoring stator winding, controller PCB, and battery interface temperatures. Results inform derating curves and cooling flow requirements.
Salt spray exposure follows ASTM B117 for 500 hours, followed by functional testing and insulation resistance checks. We also conduct accelerated UV exposure on external polymers to validate surface stability.
We support integration with various hull types through adjustable motor mounts and modular controller plates. Cable lengths and connector types (e.g., M12, circular, or custom) can be specified to match existing wiring harnesses or battery locations.
Control interfaces include CANopen, UART, and analog throttle inputs, enabling compatibility with third-party dashboards, GPS speed limiters, or remote shutdown systems. Firmware can be tailored for specific acceleration profiles or regenerative braking logic.
Battery trays and mounting brackets are designed per customer CAD data to ensure proper weight distribution and service access. We provide step files and assembly drawings for OEM validation.
Each unit receives a unique serial number linked to test data, material certificates, and calibration records. We maintain traceability for critical components including magnets, windings, and semiconductor lots.
Process audits are conducted quarterly, and we follow ISO 9001 principles for documentation, calibration, and corrective actions. Customers may request factory witness testing or third-party validation upon agreement.
Rental operations benefit from the system’s predictable runtime and low maintenance—no fuel, oil changes, or winterizing. The sealed design reduces downtime from water intrusion, a common failure point in internal combustion alternatives.
Rescue and patrol units value the instant torque and quiet operation, allowing approach without disturbing marine life or alerting subjects. The lack of exhaust enables use in enclosed swim zones or indoor water facilities with ventilation constraints.
Film and production crews use these boards for stable camera platforms, where precise speed control and minimal wake are essential. We offer low-vibration mounts and EMI shielding options for sensitive equipment integration.