
Overview
Oceanvolt's ServoProp 15 is a variable-pitch electric saildrive with 12 kW continuous output, 15 kW peak and strong hydrogeneration.
Year
2025
Boat Type
Other
Propulsion
Electric Inboard
Location
Finland
About the ServoProp 15
Best For
- Cruising sailboats up to about 15 metres
- Owners prioritizing hydrogeneration on passage
- Boats that benefit from stronger reverse thrust while docking
Performance in Context
Oceanvolt publishes more than 1 kW of regeneration at seven to eight knots and about 3 kW at eleven to twelve knots for the ServoProp. Actual recovery depends on sailing speed, sea state, battery acceptance and installation. The drive automatically adjusts pitch and can reduce drag when regeneration is not wanted. Motoring range still depends on battery capacity and hull resistance, so regenerated energy should be modeled against the boat's expected sailing profile rather than described as unlimited range.
Battery and Charging
The ServoProp 15 is part of a 48 V system whose battery capacity is selected for the vessel. It can combine shore charging, solar, a generator and hydrogeneration. Oceanvolt's controls stop regeneration when the battery is full or boat speed is too low for efficient recovery. Charger power, usable battery energy and expected time under sail determine how self-sufficient a particular installation can be.
Availability and Pricing
Oceanvolt configures the ServoProp 15 through its sales and installer network. The price depends on battery storage, charger and inverter, controls, display, solar or generator integration and installation work. Buyers should request a complete energy budget and installation scope, especially when comparing it with a simpler fixed-pitch saildrive.
Research notes
Information last verified September 20, 2026.
Key Specs
Top Speed
Variable by Hull
Range / Ride Time
Battery and sailing regeneration dependent
Power
12 kW continuous / 15 kW peak
Capacity & Dimensions
Weight
65 kg
Battery & Charging
Charging
Shore + Advanced Hydrogeneration
Best Comparison Metrics
When range or top speed depends on the hull or setup, these specs are usually the most consistent way to compare propulsion systems.
Feature Highlights
- Software-controlled variable-pitch propeller
- 12 kW continuous and 15 kW peak output
- More than 1 kW regeneration at seven to eight knots
- Automatic low-drag blade positioning
- Enhanced forward and reverse thrust
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