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N8L Electric Power System IP66-rated heavy-lift motor for 22 - 25 kg multirotor drones
N8L Electric Power System

IP66-rated heavy-lift motor for 22 - 25 kg multirotor drones

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N8L Electric Power System

IPET SYSTEM's N8L is a weather-resistant motor solution for heavy-lift multirotor drones operating in harsh environments, featuring an internal rotor structure with IP66-rated protection. The N8L is designed for quadcopters with takeoff weights of 22 to 25 kg, and is supplied as a motor-only configuration, allowing UAV teams to select the ESC, control protocol, and cooling strategy that best fit the aircraft architecture.

The motor delivers IP66-rated protection as standard (IP67 available on request) and has passed a 120-hour salt spray endurance test, making it suitable for sandy, humid, marine, and corrosive conditions. A three-bearing support architecture controls shaft movement and supports upright or inverted installation for both puller and pusher layouts.

Specifications:

Propeller: N30, 30" (recommended)
Max Thrust: 17.5 kg
Continuous Power: 802W (180s)
Efficiency: 8.56 g/W (6.86 kg, 56% throttle)
Peak Current: 80A
Weight: 695g (±2%, inc. cable)
ESC: Not included (motor-only, flexible ESC selection)
Recommended Battery: 12S LiPo
IP Rating: IP66 standard / IP67 optional
Operating Temperature: -25°C to 60°C
Motor KV: 120

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