Cruising 300 Hydrogenerator

CRUISING 300 Hydrogenerator

An input of energy up to 300 W (24 Amps in 12 V), for more comfort in the respect of the environment !

The CRUISING 300 is usually recommended to boats measuring up to 35 feet :

Available in two lengths in order to optimize the immersion of the propeller depending on the place choosen for the fitting.

Ideal on boats sailing generally from 4 to 6 knots, and consuming around 8 Amps (12 V installation).

Delivered in standard with the 240 mm diameter propeller (output 8 Amps at 5,2 knots), it will produce even more with the 280 mm propeller (8 Amps at 4,5 knots).

Mobile application : converter equipped with a Bluetooth chip allowing the reading of charge data, various technical informations, as well as the adjustment of voltages if necessary (Lithium battery).

Available in 2 versions :

  • short (Ref. PK-610-300)
  • long (Ref. PK-970-300)

Output 100 W from 5 knots
Light : 6,3 kg
Two years waranty
Quiet
Hydrodynamic Design

Suggested retail price public
3 265 €
(excl VAT)

 

Packs characteristics :

Hydrogenerator

Nominal power 300 W

Converter

Max output power 600 W

12 Vcc or 24 Vcc autodetected

Mobile application

48 V in option

Input for solar panel 7,5-50 Vcc / 14 Amps

Holding bracket

With cam-cleat

Locking pin

Aluminium leg

610 mm or 970 mm

Propeller

240 mm

Other accessories supplied :

1 low friction ring with its splicing rope

2 stainless steel forks to be fastened on the transom

1 hydrogenerator connector

3 battery connectors (2 positive and 1 negative)

2 pre-assembled plugs and their cables


Technical characteristics

Output at 5 knots

Output at 5 knots 8 Amps in 12 Vcc (100 W) with the 240 mm propeller

10 Amps in 12 Vcc (120 W) with the optional 280 mm propeller

Maximum using speed

11 knots with the 240 mm propeller

13 knots with the optional 200 mm propeller

Compatible batteries

Lead battery

Lithium

Other : contact us


Dimensions and weight

Hydrogenerator

7,05 kg or 8,0 kg depending on the length

Converter

1,4 kg

Three-phases cable length

4 meters

Pre-assembled plugs with their cable

1 meter of cable

Output power curves

Watt

Speed in knots



Which propeller to choose ?

The propeller supplied in standard with the CRUISING 300 hydrogenerator pack is the 240 mm model which allows to produce 8 Amps at 5 knots.

It is the more “universal” model guaranteeing the energy self-sufficiency on most boats with a negligible drag. To produce at slowest speed, the 280 mm diameter is more efficient.

To produce at higher speed to minimize the drag effect, the 200 mm diameter is available as well as the 200 mm with manual variable pitch to be used on applications like MINI 6.50.

General Questions

At what speed can I use a Watt&Sea hydrogenerator?
What drag the Watt&Sea hydrogenerator generate?
How can the right hydrogenerator model to install on a boat be chosen?
How to maintain a hydrogenerator?
When should I perform a revision?
I wish to buy a Watt&Sea hydrogenerator, where can I get information?
How long will it take to get my order delivered?

Mechanical installation

What force is exerted on the hydrogenerator and its installation while sailing?
Can I install my Watt&Sea hydrogenerator by myself?
Can I paint the hydrogenerator in the colors of my boat?
Is there any fuse system in case of impact of the hydrogenerator while sailing?
My boat transom boat isn’t vertical. Can I install a hydrogenerator?
Can the hydrogenerator be left in the water while reversing?

Eletrical Installation

Do I need to install a fuse in my hydrogenerator electrical system?
How long will it take for the Watt&Sea hydrogenerator to charge my batteries?
My cable between the hydrogenerator and the converter will be longer than recommanded in the installation instructions. What are the consequences?
What type of solar panel can I connect to the Watt&Sea converter?
The cable wires coming out of the hydrogenerator are identical. How do I know the connection order?
Can I charge both a 12 V battery and a 24 V battery on the converter?
Is it possible to use Lithium-Ion batteries?
Is it possible to charge multiple battery banks?
Can production be stopped without having to raise the hydrogenerator?
Can the hydrogenerator be used while the engine is running (simultaneous load on the engine alternator and the hydrogenerator)?
Can the hydrogenerator be left in the water when the batteries are charged?
Does the hydrogenerator convert three-phase AC current into DC, to power the batteries?
Why must the converter be mounted vertically?
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