M Series
70 / 110 / 150 lbs maximum thrust
The widest voltage span in the range. MAX200 runs 70 lbs on 12V, MAX300 runs 110 lbs on 24V or 150 lbs on 48V, all on …
Brushless Series · 12V 24V 48V
Brushless Trolling Motors
Four series covering 12V, 24V and 48V from 70 lbs to 150 lbs of thrust, with variable or infinitely variable speed control, stainless steel shafts and aluminium brackets.
Who This Category Suits
Who Buys These Motors
- Larger inflatables, RIBs and small fishing craft up to 6.5 m and 1200 kg
- Coastal and inshore use where salt and long running hours are normal
- Buyers who need smooth speed control rather than fixed steps
- Markets moving to 24V and 48V battery systems including lithium banks
| Series | Thrust | Voltage | Shaft | Speed Control |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M Series | 70 / 110 / 150 lbs | 12V · 24V · 48V DC | Stainless steel | Variable speed control |
| P150 & P250 | 70 lbs & 110 lbs | 12V / 24V DC | Stainless steel | Infinitely variable speed control |
| P200 & P300 | 80 lbs & 120 lbs | 12V / 24V DC | Stainless steel | Infinitely variable speed control |
| S Series | 100 lbs | 48V DC | Aluminium / stainless steel | Infinitely variable speed control |
Core Advantages
What This Family Does Well
Up To 150 lbs Of Thrust
The MAX300 on 48V is the top of the range at 150 lbs and 2000W maximum output.
Infinitely Variable Speed
Smooth control on the P and S Series instead of fixed steps.
Protection Circuits
Overload protection and reverse connection protection are listed on the P Series.
Stainless Steel Shaft
Standard on the M, P150/P250 and P200/P300 Series.
Problems Solved
What These Motors Are Specified To Fix
Problem
A 12V motor runs out of thrust in wind and chop
70 lbs to 150 lbs available on 12V, 24V and 48V.
Problem
Brush wear on long running hours
Brushless motors have no brushes to inspect or replace.
Problem
Stepped control is coarse when holding a drift
Infinitely variable speed control on the P and S Series.
Problem
Reverse polarity damages the controller
Reverse connection protection is listed on the P Series.
Series In This Category
Choose By Thrust And Voltage
P150 & P250
70 lbs & 110 lbs maximum thrust
P150 gives 70 lbs on 12V, P250 gives 110 lbs on 24V. Infinitely variable speed control, a stainless steel shaft and an…
P200 & P300
80 lbs & 120 lbs maximum thrust
The higher-output pair of the P platform. P200 gives 80 lbs on 12V, P300 gives 120 lbs on 24V, with overload and rever…
S Series
100 lbs maximum thrust
A single-model 48V brushless unit at 100 lbs of thrust, with infinitely variable speed control, an adjustable head and…
Application Scenarios
Where These Motors Are Used
Lakes, reservoirs and rivers
Freshwater Fishing
Quiet approach speed, long trolling hours from one battery and a propeller that sheds weed instead of collecting it.…
Coastal and inshore waterSaltwater Fishing
Every Hightime series carries an anti-corrosion system for seawater or saltwater use, and the brushless series add seale…
RIBs, tenders and dinghiesInflatable Boats And Tenders
A 7-level lock bracket clamps to a standard tender transom, and the 31 inch shaft suits the freeboard of most RIBs and i…
Kayaks, punts and dinghiesKayaks And Small Craft
The T Series is the entry point: 25 or 35 lbs of thrust, a 24 inch aluminium shaft and 7 kg net weight, rated for boats …
FAQ
Brushless Trolling Motors Questions
What buyers ask before choosing between the families.
What Is The Real Difference Between These Two Families
Speed control, voltage span and service. The brush series uses stepped control on 12V; the brushless series uses variable control and covers 12V to 48V with no brushes to replace. Full detail is in the comparison guide.
Which Series In This Family Has The Most Thrust
The M Series MAX300 on 48V, at 150 lbs of thrust and 2000W maximum output.
What Shaft Lengths Are Available
31 inch / 788 mm across the M, P150/P250 and P200/P300 Series. Confirm the S Series shaft length with sales.
Do These Motors Come With A Battery
No. The reference in the factory data is a 100AH deep cycle battery, supplied locally. See the battery sizing guide.
