Fitted units

See the drive units on your electric outboards that owners have chosen to share, with run time, faults and firmware for service planning.

Length
2 min, 6 steps
For
Maker
Starts on
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Helen Marsh, partnerIllustrative
Recorded in the portal with the illustrative Westmouth demo data. English captions.
  1. Your fitted units

    Fitted units is the first page a maker sees. It covers every fleet whose owners agreed to share outboard data.

  2. Outboard data only

    The note at the top says what you see and what you never see. An owner can stop sharing at any time.

  3. Fitted, reporting, sharing, faults

    Units fitted, Reporting this week, Owners sharing and Fault reports, 30 days sum up your outboards in the field.

  4. Plan service by run time

    Run time groups shared units by hours. Fault reports and Firmware sit beside it.

  5. Search the units

    Type a unit, outboard or fleet. 77 V finds the units on your Halyard H10.

  6. Take the list with you

    Export for service planning saves what is on screen as a CSV, outboard data only.

Read the subtitles

As a maker, you start on Fitted units, the first item in the sidebar. It lists the drive units fitted to your electric outboards, read from the motor controller, across every fleet that agreed to share with you.

Read the note at the top once. You see run time, time at rpm and current, controller and motor temperatures, faults and firmware. You never see positions, speeds, shore node captures or who owns a vessel.

The four figures sum up your outboards in the field. Units fitted counts every unit on your outboards. Owners sharing shows how many of those you can actually see, and across how many fleets.

Below the figures, Run time groups the shared units by hours, which is what service intervals are planned on. Fault reports lists fault bits from the last 30 days, here one controller over-temperature warning, and Firmware shows which versions are out there.

Units on your outboards lists each shared unit. Your Halyard H10 shows as Electric outboard, 77 V class, and the H2 as 51 V class. Type 77 V in the search to keep only the H10s. A private owner is always shown as Private owner, never by name.

Clear the search, and when you need the list elsewhere, use Export for service planning at the top of the page. It saves the units on screen as a CSV, with run time, firmware and faults, and nothing about where a vessel went.

Try it in the portal

Sign in with your work email. Your own organisation's records, nodes and units take the place of the Westmouth ones.

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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.