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N8M-E Electric Power System Integrated IP66-rated propulsion solution for 12 - 15 kg multirotor drones
N8M-E Electric Power System

Integrated IP66-rated propulsion solution for 12 - 15 kg multirotor drones

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N8M-E Electric Power System

IPET SYSTEM's N8M-E is an integrated propulsion solution for multirotor drones operating in harsh environments, featuring an internal rotor motor with an N60A ESC embedded directly inside the housing for enhanced protection and reduced wiring. The N8M-E is designed for quadcopters with takeoff weights of 12 to 15 kg.

The system 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.

The embedded N60A ESC includes protection functions that detect overcurrent, overvoltage, stalling, and throttle signal loss for dependable mission performance.

Propeller: N30, 30"
Max Thrust: 12 kg
Continuous Power: 614W
Efficiency: 9.19 g/W (5.6 kg, 56% throttle)
Weight: 780g (±2%, inc. cable, excl. prop)
ESC: 12S N60A (integrated)
Recommended Battery: 12S LiPo
IP Rating: IP66 standard / IP67 optional
Operating Temperature: -25°C to 60°C
Motor KV: 100

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