Vessel geometry
Length, displacement, bow shape, draft and free space determine thruster type and position.
We help select, install and diagnose tunnel, retractable and stern pod configurations according to hull geometry, windage, power supply and the real space available on board.
Tunnel position, immersion depth, bow volume, windage, available energy and service access together determine whether the system delivers control when it matters most.
Length, displacement, bow shape, draft and free space determine thruster type and position.
High topsides, superstructure and use profile can affect required thrust more than length alone.
Battery, cable length and section, protection, charging and the need for on/off or proportional control are reviewed.
Motor, leg, propeller, anodes, connections and controls must remain accessible for inspection and maintenance.
The official Max Power portfolio covers tunnel and retractable thrusters, stern pod solutions, control panels, remote controls and installation accessories.
Compact bow or stern solutions for motor boats and refits where geometry allows a correctly positioned and immersed tunnel.
Retractable systems allow a better forward position on sailing yachts or hulls where a conventional tunnel cannot achieve enough immersion.
An external stern solution can be practical when internal space or structure does not allow a conventional stern tunnel.
Panels, remotes, fuses, isolators, cables, propellers, legs and mechanical parts form one system that must be matched correctly.
For both a new system and a refit, the goal is the same: enough thrust without compromising power, structure, safety or future maintenance.
Arrange a technical reviewWe gather length, displacement, hull type, lateral profile, use case and expected manoeuvre.
We review tunnel or retractable space, battery, cables, protection, charging, ventilation and access.
Product family, control method, mechanical work, electrical protection and work sequence are defined.
After installation, direction, controls, voltage drop, protection, leaks and real manoeuvring behaviour are checked.
A photo of the model plate and installation often saves more time than a long description without electrical and mechanical data.
Availability, versions and technical revisions can change. Final selection is confirmed against current documentation and the actual installation.
It depends on hull geometry, immersion depth, free space and use. A tunnel is simpler when correctly positioned; a retractable system is valuable when the bow or hull cannot provide enough tunnel immersion.
Yes. A useful start is the model and serial number, voltage, installation photos, behaviour under load and an exact description of when the fault occurs.
Sometimes, but only after checking tunnel, diameter, leg position, power, control cables and available adaptors. A retrofit plan should precede ordering.
This page does not claim authorised status. UnLucky offers technical support, selection, integration, diagnostics and service inquiries within a scope confirmed for the specific vessel.