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Outboard engine - Venom SXW - WATERSNAKE - electric / boating / recreational
Outboard engine - Venom SXW - WATERSNAKE - electric / boating / recreational
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Characteristics

Type
outboard
Power source
electric
Market
boating, for boat, recreational, for tenders, for kayaks
Technology
direct current, DC
Other characteristics
telescopic
Length

Max.: 1,067 mm
(42 in)

Min.: 660 mm
(26 in)

Weight

Max.: 10 kg
(22 lb)

Min.: 6 kg
(13 lb)

Description

Description
Watersnake Venom SXW tiller‑steer electric outboard motors are transom‑mount units designed for saltwater use. The range comprises multiple models with short‑shaft and long‑shaft options to suit canoes, kayaks, tenders, inflatable craft and small inshore sportfishing boats. All models operate from a 12V supply and use a tiller handle throttle with five forward and three reverse speeds. The motor head features a thicker ergonomic tiller grip and an integrated digital voltage meter. Shafts are extra‑tough composite for saltwater environments, with stainless steel propeller shafts and weedless propeller designs. Mounting uses an upgraded alloy transom bracket with improved grips and a fast multi‑tilt positioning system.

Key features
  • 5 forward & 3 reverse speeds (tiller handle throttle)
  • Telescopic/extend hand tiller handle
  • Integrated digital voltage meter
  • Tiller‑steer transom‑mount configuration
  • Extra‑tough composite shaft construction for saltwater
  • Stainless steel propeller shafts
  • Weedless propeller design
  • Upgraded alloy transom mount grips and fast multi‑tilt bracket
  • 12V power supply


Propeller details
34 lb models use a 2‑blade propeller with 70 mm pitch. 44 lb and 54/65 lb models use 3‑blade propellers with 94 mm pitch. All prop shafts are stainless steel and props feature a weedless design suitable for fishing in vegetation.

Applications
Suitable for canoes, kayaks (kayak fishing), tenders, inflatable boats, small tinnies and larger dedicated estuary and inshore sportfishing boats.

Technical specifications (table)
MODEL | CODE | THRUST | VOLTS | AMPS | SHAFT | STEERING | SPEEDS | PROP | MOTOR WEIGHT
Venom SXW 34/30" | 55227 | 34 lb | 12V | 7.5–34 | 30" | Extend Hand Tiller | 5/3 | 2‑Blade (70 mm pitch) | 6 kg
Venom SXW 44/36" | 55228 | 44 lb | 12V | 11–44 | 36" | Extend Hand Tiller | 5/3 | 3‑Blade (94 mm pitch) | 8.5 kg
Venom SXW 54/36" | 55525 | 54 lb | 12V | 13–54 | 36" | Extend Hand Tiller | 5/3 | 3‑Blade (94 mm pitch) | 8.5 kg
Venom SXW 65/42" | 55219 | 65 lb | 12V | 13–54 | 42" | Extend Hand Tiller | 5/3 | 3‑Blade (94 mm pitch) | 10.0 kg

Specifications
  • Series: Venom SXW
  • Brand: Watersnake
  • Power supply: 12V
  • Speeds: 5 forward, 3 reverse
  • Thrust options: 34 lb, 44 lb, 54 lb, 65 lb
  • Shaft lengths: 26" (short), 30", 36", 42" (model dependent)
  • Prop types & pitch: 2‑blade (34 lb) 70 mm; 3‑blade (44/54/65 lb) 94 mm
  • Propeller shafts: stainless steel
  • Shaft material: extra‑tough composite for saltwater
  • Steering/control: extend hand tiller (tiller‑steer) with ergonomic grip
  • Display: digital voltage meter on motor head
  • Mounting: alloy transom mount with upgraded grips and fast multi‑tilt bracket
  • Weedless prop design for vegetation fishing
  • Typical motor weights by model: 6 kg, 8.5 kg, 8.5 kg, 10.0 kg
  • Product codes: 55227 / 55228 / 55525 / 55219
  • SKU shown on page: 9312327835359

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.