2 minFitted units
See the drive units on your electric outboards that owners have chosen to share, with run time, faults and firmware for service planning.
2 min6 stepsMaker
A unit’s drive data
Open one shared drive unit to see its run time, time at rpm and current, controller temperatures and faults from the last 90 days.
- Length
- 3 min, 7 steps
- For
- Maker
- Starts on
- /partner/units/DRV-0418
- Shown as
- Helen Marsh, partnerIllustrative
One shared unit
The head shows the outboard, who shared it and since when, the firmware and the grant reference.
Run time to sessions
Run time, Controller temp, peak, Faults, 90 days and Sessions, 90 days, all from the motor controller.
How hard it runs
Time at rpm, last 90 days shows hours in each band. The top band, near the controller limit, is marked in amber.
Current against the limit
Time at current, last 90 days gives the line current limit and the share of running time near it.
Temperatures, and the limits
Temperatures gives the controller median and peak. Not shared with you lists what you never see.
Faults from the controller
Faults lists fault bits and text, each marked Cleared or Set now. The foot gives the readings behind the page.
Back to the list
Use Fitted units in the breadcrumb to return to every shared unit.
Read the subtitles
In the Fitted units table, choose DRV-0418. It is on a Halyard H10, shown as Electric outboard, 77 V class. The line under the title says the owner shared it and since when, and you see its firmware and grant.
The figures give you run time from the controller, the peak controller temperature, the number of faults, and how many sessions the outboard ran in the last 90 days.
Time at rpm shows how many hours the outboard spent in each band. The top band runs up to the controller limit and is marked in amber, so you can see at a glance how often it is pushed hard.
Beside it, Time at current does the same for line current. The line under the heading tells you the limit and what share of running time was spent near it.
Temperatures gives the controller median while running and its peak. Some outboards do not report motor temperature, and the page says so. Next to it, Not shared with you lists what the owner keeps: position, speed, the vessel and the owner.
Faults lists each fault the controller raised, with its time in UTC, and whether it has cleared or is set now. Here, one controller over-temperature warning on 12 October, since cleared. The foot says how many readings the page is built from.
To look at another unit, go back with Fitted units in the breadcrumb at the top.
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Checked against the portal on 15 October 2026. Westmouth names, vessels, units and figures are illustrative. General guidance on using the portal, not legal, regulatory or financial advice.