M200 Motor - BlueBoat - 0.71 m Cable Length + M14 WLP

• M200 Motor - BlueBoat - 0.71 m Cable Length + M14 WLP
• Engineered for demanding oceanic environments
• Ideal for USVs, AUVs, and custom projects
• Resists seawater corrosion with stainless steel construction
• Includes pre-installed cable penetrator for BlueBoat
• Requires a speed controller for operation

The M200 Motor - BlueBoat - 0.71 m Cable Length + M14 WLP is a subsea motor engineered to perform in demanding oceanic environments. It mirrors the performance of the T2 Thruster but is designed without a nozzle, making it ideal for use in unmanned surface vessels (USVs), autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs), and various custom projects such as actuators and subsea tooling. This motor necessitates a speed controller for its operation.

The M200 Motor is essentially a versatile version of the T2 Thruster, suitable for a broader range of applications. Equipped with a propeller, it serves as an excellent propulsion system for USVs and unmanned underwater vehicles (UUVs). Additionally, it can be utilized in constructing subsea tools, driving gear-trains, or other innovative applications.

This motor is a flooded three-phase brushless motor, with its stator encapsulated and electrically isolated from water. The magnet rotor is coated and constructed from stainless steel, ensuring resistance to seawater corrosion. High-performance, water-lubricated plastic bushings are used, and the motor is water-cooled as water flows through it.

The M200 Motor features a base with four M3 mounting holes, allowing it to be securely attached in various applications. The standard version includes a 1-meter long cable, while the BlueBoat version is equipped with a shorter cable, pre-installed cable penetrator, and an MT6 connector, ready for immediate installation on the BlueBoat.

A sensorless brushless electronic speed controller (ESC) is required to operate the motor. It is optimized for a voltage of 16v, such as a 4s lithium-ion battery pack, but can function across a range of voltages. The operation of the motor is identical to that of the thruster, and further operational guidance can be found in thruster application guides.

Note: Ensure proper handling and installation to avoid electrical hazards and equipment damage.