Mercury Avator 5hp Electric Outboard 20ELRC
$2,251.00
The Mercury Avator 5hp Electric Outboard 20ELRC is a long-shaft electric outboard delivering performance comparable to a 5hp four-stroke engine. With remote control steering, modular battery architecture, and zero emissions, it’s built for clean, quiet, and flexible boating on higher-transom boats.
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Overview Mercury Avator 5hp Electric Outboard 20ELRC
The Mercury Avator 5hp Electric Outboard 20ELRC expands the Avator 20e lineup with a 20-inch long shaft, making it ideal for boats with taller transoms. Designed to deliver performance comparable to a 5hp four-stroke outboard, this electric motor provides smooth acceleration, instant torque, and near-silent operation—without exhaust fumes or direct emissions.
Whether cruising, fishing, or navigating shallow waters, the 20ELRC adapts to your day with scalable energy and refined control.
Features and Performance
At the core of the Avator 20ELRC is an industry-first transverse flux electric motor producing 2200 watts of prop-shaft output. This advanced design delivers immediate torque and efficient power transfer, driving a high-thrust three-blade propeller optimized for extended runtime.
Remote models use a modular battery system that requires an Avator Power Center and a minimum of two 2300Wh batteries (sold separately). The Power Center distributes power throughout the system and can charge up to four batteries from a single charging port, allowing you to expand range as needed. With electric starting, remote control steering, and manual trim and tilt, operation is smooth, intuitive, and precise.
Why You Should Buy it
If you need long-shaft compatibility with scalable electric power, the Mercury Avator 20ELRC is a smart choice. It combines advanced electric propulsion, modular energy management, and the trusted engineering of Mercury Marine. Perfect for eco-conscious boaters and emission-restricted waterways, this outboard delivers clean performance without compromise.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Engine Type | Mercury 20ELRC Electric Outboard |
| Motor Output | 2200 W |
| Performance Equivalent | Comparable to 5hp 4-Stroke* |
| Shaft Length | 20” (Long) |
| Steering | Remote Control |
| Starting System | Electric |
| Trim & Tilt | Manual |
| Weight (Motor) | 47 lbs |
| Battery Requirement | Minimum 2 × 2300 Wh (sold separately) |
| Battery Weight | 96 lbs (48 lbs each) |
| Charger | 230 W (sold separately) |
| Motor Technology | Transverse Flux Electric Motor |
| Cooling System | Water Cooled |
| Warranty | Mercury Marine 3-Year Warranty |
- Mercury Avator 20ELRC electric outboard motor
- Remote control steering interface
- Owner’s manual
Frequently Asked Questions About Mercury Avator 5hp Electric Outboard 20ELRC
What kind of boating is the Mercury Avator 5hp Electric Outboard 20ELRC built for?
The Mercury Avator 5hp Electric Outboard 20ELRC is designed for clean, quiet, and flexible boating on higher-transom boats. The listed configuration combines its 2200 W drive, a 20” (Long) shaft, and remote control for quiet, clean operation.
How does this electric outboard deliver its performance?
This electric outboard is listed with 2200 W motor output and comparable to 5hp 4-stroke*. The row also states a battery requirement of Minimum 2 × 2300 Wh (sold separately), which is useful when planning how this system will be powered onboard.
What should buyers know about shaft length, steering, and starting?
This model is listed with a 20” (Long) shaft, Remote Control steering, and Electric starting. Those details matter because trim and tilt are stated as Manual, helping buyers judge transom fit, helm style, and everyday operating convenience.
What makes this model practical for quiet, low-maintenance boating?
This model is practical for buyers who want quiet propulsion and fewer day-to-day service concerns because motor weight is listed at 47 lbs. The product copy also positions it for clean, quiet, and flexible boating on higher-transom boats, which helps define its everyday boating role.

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