Molabo, a developer of 48 V electric drives, has introduced an expanded range of low-voltage drive systems for the marine industry.
The Ottobrunn, Germany-based company says its Aries i30 drive system will bring Molabo’s ISCAD technology to the market at a more accessible price point. It was originally announced as the Aries i25 but it was renamed after an upgrade in power to 29.9 kW.
Molabo also announced new partnerships that give boat builders access to two modular, fully integrated energy storage and charging systems featuring safe lithium iron phosphate technology.
For applications requiring maximum power density, Molabo offers a new compact and lightweight battery bank offering charging capacities from 24 kWh to 60 kWh, built using Mastervolt components. For customers prioritizing price performance, a new battery bank using Victron components offers a competitive cost per kWh. The energy storage system is available in easy-to-install banks from 30 kWh to 135 kWh, accommodating large vessels or those with extended range needs.
Both storage options are integrated into Molabo’s powertrain and energy management system, the company said, enabling boat builders to create tailored electric and hybrid solutions for sailing, planing and displacement vessels.
Earlier this month, Molabo introduced its new Intelligent Stator Cage Drive (ISCAD) motor technology for the off-highway, industrial and commercial vehicle markets.
Source: Molabo
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