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Integrated electric propulsion

STOK Electric systems for silent, clean and powerful marine propulsion.

A brand page for selecting an electric or hybrid drive, EPM motor, PDU, LiFePO4 batteries, charging and NMEA2000 monitoring — from first assessment to configuration inquiry.

10–200 kW EPM motor range
20–400 HP integrated electric-drive range
48–800 VDC PDU DC architecture
3.3–66 kW marine chargers
STOK Electric
Electric • Hybrid • PDU
STOK Electric integrated marine propulsion system
Complete system: motor, batteries, PDU, DC/DC, chargers and controls.

Electric or hybrid

One architecture for propulsion, energy and monitoring.

The STOK approach links motor, batteries, PDU, DC/DC, chargers and control interface into one system for recreational and commercial vessels.

Electric Boat Drives

Fully electric drive

For vessels targeting quiet cruising, lower service load, clean energy and precise battery-capacity planning.

20–400 HP 10–200 kW motor LiFePO4 NMEA2000
Hybrid Boat Drives

Serial or parallel hybrid

For longer range, professional routes and vessels that need electric operation with diesel backup or a generator.

10–200 kW electric generator up to 200 kW diesel up to 900 HP PDU
Commercial

Commercial duty and fleet retrofit

For ferries, workboats, inspection vessels and fleets looking for uptime, lower operating costs and planned electrification.

continuous duty fast charging retrofit support

System components

Six key modules for a complete electric installation.

01

EPM electric motor

Direct drive without gearbox, with integrated electronics and range up to 200 kW.

02

Propulsion battery pack

Scalable LiFePO4 modules for safe, long-life and modular energy storage.

03

Power Distribution Unit

Central DC hub for protection, communication and energy distribution between key components.

04

Bidirectional DC/DC

Links 12V/24V service systems with the high-voltage propulsion network.

05

Chargers and CCS

Marine charging from shore power to faster commercial turnaround scenarios.

06

Controls and display

Throttle, button panel and NMEA2000 display for battery status, power and range.

EPM motor range

Direct inboard motors from 10 to 200 kW.

The models are shown as a guide for discussing power, voltage, engine-room space and cruising profile.

10–30 kW

Compact boats, tenders, sailboats and refits where space, weight and simple installation matter most.

40–90 kW

A common mid range for motorboats, day trips, charter and more demanding family cruising.

100–200 kW

Larger vessels, commercial use and profiles where continuous duty and charging are part of the business plan.

EPM-10

Power
Up to 11 kW
Voltage
48 V
Speed
1500 rpm

EPM-20

Power
Up to 20 kW
Voltage
96 V
Speed
1500 rpm

EPM-30

Power
Up to 30 kW
Voltage
96 V
Speed
1200 rpm

EPM-40

Power
Up to 40 kW
Voltage
168 V
Speed
1500 rpm

EPM-60

Power
Up to 60 kW
Voltage
358 V
Speed
1500 rpm

EPM-90

Power
Up to 90 kW
Voltage
358 V
Speed
1500 rpm

EPM-130

Power
Up to 130 kW
Voltage
563 V
Speed
1500 rpm

EPM-200

Power
Up to 200 kW
Voltage
716 V
Speed
1500 rpm

Energy and safety

The PDU is the high-voltage DC system hub.

Planning covers protection, pre-charge, insulation monitoring, CAN diagnostics and compatibility with batteries, chargers and converters.

Specs PDU 500 PDU 800
Maximum voltage 500 V 800 V
Current 300 A 300 A
Charge 60 A 60 A
IP rating IP65 IP65
Insulation monitor Yes Yes
Precharge Yes Yes
Battery compatibility Super B / MG / Custom Super B / MG / Custom

LiFePO4 batteries

Modular packs for 12 V to 800 V systems.

Super B Nomada 105

  • 12.8 V / 105 Ah
  • 1.344 kWh
  • >3500 100% DOD
  • DNV + ES-TRIN

MG LFP 230

  • 25.6 V / 230 Ah
  • 5.888 kWh
  • >3500 80% DOD
  • ES-TRIN

MG RS 230

  • 51.2 V / 230 Ah
  • 11.776 kWh
  • >4000 80% DOD
  • Lloyd + ES-TRIN

MG LFP 304 SLP

  • 25.6 V / 304 Ah
  • 7.782 kWh
  • >4000 80% DOD
  • ES-TRIN

Super B Nomia 340

  • 12.8 V / 340 Ah
  • 4.352 kWh
  • >4000 100% DOD
  • ES-TRIN

Configuration flow

The page guides the user toward a complete inquiry, not only a single component.

01

Vessel check

Hull, weight, current propulsion, shaft, consumption, space and cruising conditions.

02

Architecture selection

Electric, serial hybrid or parallel hybrid based on the real usage pattern.

03

Power and energy

Motor, voltage, battery bank, PDU, chargers and DC/DC are configured as one system.

04

Installation and support

Cable, cooling, control, display and long-term service-support planning.

Applications

Recreational and commercial vessels with different duty profiles.

Sailboats and motorboats

Quiet marina approaches, lower vibration and easier everyday operation.

Tenders, sloops and day boats

Clean propulsion for short routes, tourism and sensitive boating areas.

Ferry, workboat and inspection

Planned autonomy, fast charging and lower service costs for repeated routes.

FAQ

Questions that help before the first technical conversation.

Can an existing diesel boat be converted to electric?

Yes, retrofit is a core scenario. Shaft, motor bed, battery space, cabling and real cruising profile are checked.

When is hybrid better than fully electric?

Hybrid makes sense when more range, backup power or a professional schedule needs a generator or diesel engine to support the battery.

How is the system monitored onboard?

The system uses a throttle, physical panel and NMEA2000 display for battery state, power, range, alarms and propulsion information.

Which data is needed for a good first inquiry?

Send vessel type, length, weight, current engine and transmission, cruising speed, target range, available charging and engine-room photos.

Configuration inquiry

Send vessel details and the desired usage profile.

The most useful details are vessel length and weight, current engine/transmission, use case, cruising speed, target range, available charging and battery space.

The technical conversation is finalized against real cruising conditions and available onboard space.

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