Mode d’emploi FOX 80lbs / 12 Volt Moteur hors-bord

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Congratulations on your purchase of your Fox Electric Outboard. It has been designed, engineered and manufactured to give you

the best possible dependability and performance for years of enjoyment. As a means of constant product improvement we reserve

the right to change parts and components without notice. Please read this leaet carefully to avoid potential operation errors.

Warranty Terms

Our motor offers one year warranty against defects in material or workmanship, beginning on the date of purchase (valid only in

conjunction with your purchase receipt). The warranty does not extend to wearing parts, e.g. propeller, connectors, switch or other

wear components, as their life is subject to use and conditions which can vary. The warranty is limited to non-commercial use of

the motor and does not apply in the case of operation errors, accidents, improper repair or modication.

Customer Responsibilities

The warranty on the motor does not cover items that have been subjected to operators abuse or negligence. To receive full benet

from the warranty, the operator must maintain the motor as instructed in this manual.

Features

1. Long lifetime - The brushless technology extends the motors lifetime by more than 5 times in comparison to brush motors.

The maintenance is a lot simpler and relatively low cost.

2. High efciency and energy saving – The motor uses a brushless DC motor, which is over 85% efcient. The efciency is

30-60% higher and 100-200% higher when compared to a brush motor and petrol engine, respectively.

3. Low noise - The noise produced by this motor is less than 55 dB and it has no noise pollution. In comparison, an average

petrol engine makes noise at 65 DB.

4. Light weight - The weight of the product (at the same output power) is more than 20% lighter than the brush motors and

50%~100% lighter than petrol engines respectively.

5. Environmentally friendly - The product uses the battery as its power supply and there is no pollution or harmful emissions.

6. Stall protection function – This limits current draw if the motor is blocked and unable to turn.

7. Overheat protection function – If the propeller becomes blocked and cannot spin the motor can overheat so the controller will

go into temperature protection mode and cut the power to 50% to protect the battery and the motor.

8. Low voltage protection function - This protects the battery from being compromised when it has low voltage due to the high

current output of the motor.

9. Start protection function – If the speed control is not at zero when the battery is rst connected the motor will not run.

(In operation, before connecting to the battery, the handle must be at zero/null position, otherwise the motor doesn’t run)

10. Reverse connection protection function – This prevents damage to the motor if the battery is connected with the incorrect

polarity.

11. LED voltage display - voltage accuracy of ± 0.1V.

12. Stepless speed variation - seamless transition from super low speed to the maximum speed.

13. Large handle - Adjustable length, comfortable grip for more control.

14. High temperature resistant wires

15. Reliable connector

16. Robust and reliable clamp system.

Brushless Technology

Generally the rotation of an electric motor is generated with the use of sliding carbon brushes, which over time become worn out,

consume power and create heat. Brushless electric motors generate their rotation using electronic circuits, which are more reliable

and stable. They are more efcient, have higher torque values at lower battery currents, last up to 5 times longer without the need

for maintenance, run cooler and quieter and consume less battery power.

Fitting the Outboard

Attach the outboard to the stern of the boat via the mounting bracket. Make sure to tighten both mounting bolts securely (Fig. A).

To adjust the angle of the motor, hold the motor head with one hand and depress the adjustment lever with your other hand.

Once the desired angle has been reached release the lever and check the mechanism engages securely (Fig. B)

Caution : When adjusting the tilt angle of the motor, NEVER put your hands between the shaft and the hull of the boat.

This may cause injury. When mounting or detaching the motor, make sure that the battery is disconnected.

Évaluation

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