ePropulsion E-Series Battery | How to Tell the Master Battery and the Slave Battery @epropulsiontutorial7731
ePropulsion E-Series Battery | How to Tell the Master Battery and the Slave Battery  @epropulsiontutorial7731
Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 16 hours ago
ePropulsion is pleased to introduce its new E-Series LiFePO4 batteries. The new battery family, which builds on the 48V platform, features E40 (2048Wh), E80 (4096Wh), and E175 (8960Wh). E-Series batteries are designed to provide an affordable, high performing electric outboard system. They are designed for ePropulsion outboards and pod drives, as well as many 48V marine motors of other brands.

In this video, we'll show you how to find the master battery from the E-Series batteries in parallel connection.

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ePropulsion E-Series Battery | How to Tell the Master Battery and the Slave Battery

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