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Remigo

Remigo One 1kW / 3hp Electric Outboard Motor

$2999

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The Remigo One is a revolutionary 1kW / 3HP electric outboard motor designed for small boats and sailboats. It's lightweight, portable, and easy to use, making it perfect for fishing trips or cruising around the harbor. With its durable aluminum unibody and corrosion-resistant design, you can enjoy a worry-free boating experience. Plus, it's environmentally friendly and produces zero emissions.

Learn more about the Remigo One electric outboard:

BLOG: Introducing the Remigo One

Key Features

Built In Battery

The Remigo One Battery is built into its shaft. This eliminates the need for cables and exposed contacts to connect the battery to the motor, which is one of the most common points of failure for small electric outboards.

Lightest Electric Outboard in its Class

The Remigo One weighs just 26.5 pounds; this is inclusive of the shaft, tiller and the built in battery. The transom bracket weighs about 5.5 pounds, although it is unlikely you'd need to handle both at the same time. The total weight of 32 pounds is about 10-12 pounds lighter than other 3hp electric outboards. The weight of the Remigo One without the transom bracket is just a few pounds heavier than the shaft of other electric outboards without their batteries.

Unique Transom Bracket

The transom bracket of the Remigo One is designed to live on your transom or outboard bracket. Removing the motor is as simple as pulling out a pin and lifting the motor straight up. There's no need to undo the bolts on the transom bracket each time you'd like to bring your Remigo One home!

Durable Construction

The Remigo One is constructed with all marine grade aluminum housing and is IP67 rated. Compared to other electric outboards on the market, the Remigo One has less moving parts and fewer points of failure. It's also designed for saltwater, with one anode on the transom bracket and two anodes on the motor.

Multiple Charging Options

The Remigo One comes with its standard AC charger, which takes about 6 hours to charge the motor. There are three other chargers sold separately. The fact AC charger also plugs in to a regular wall outlet, but brings the charge time down to 3 hours. The Remigo 12v DC charger charges the motor in 10-12 hours. Remigo also makes a solar charge controller!

What's in the box?

Remigo One electric outboard motor

Remigo One transom bracket

Standard 5A AC Remigo charger

Two Remigo Kill Switches / Keys

Allen key & wrench for shaft length adjustment

Spare propeller pin

User manual

Warranty certificate

Recommended Spare Parts & Accessories

Spare Remigo Propeller

Extra Transom Bracket Pin

Replacement Remigo Anode Set

Remigo One Carry Bag

Remigo Remote Control (coming soon)

Technical Specifications

Specification	Details
Input Power	1000 W
Motor Type	Brushless DC
Static Thrust	66 lbs
Comparable Petrol Outboard	3 HP
Battery	Integrated 1085 Wh Li-Ion
Nominal Voltage	36 V
Charging Time (Standard Charger)	6 hours (100-240V)
Charging Time (Fast Charger)	3 hours (100-240V, Optional)
Charging Time (DC Charger)	10-12 hours (12-24V, Optional)
Maximum Voltage	42 V
Total Weight (Bracket Included)	26.5 lbs (32 lbs)
Shaft Length	15-23 inches (Short to XL)
Maximum Propeller Speed	1200 rpm
Control	2-button control on interface
Steering	Lockable
Tilting	Manual with grounding protection
Trim	Manual, 4 positions
Reverse	Yes
Outboard Dimensions (H x W x D)	49.2 in x 11.6 in x 3.5 in

Estimate Range & Run Time Data

Mode	Speed	Range	Time
Full Speed	5.0 Knots / 5.75 mph	5.0 NM / 5.75 miles	±1 Hour
Cruising Speed	3.0 Knots / 3.45 mph	14.0 NM / 16.1 miles	±4 Hours
Economy	2.0 Knots / 2.3 mph	30.0 NM / 34.5 miles	±15 Hours

*Please note that the numbers above are estimates provided by Remigo. Actual run time, speed, and range of the Remigo One will vary based on a number of factors, notably the weight and shape of the boat, weight of people and gear on board, and environmental conditions like wind, waves, and current.

Get in Touch

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