The ACEL Smart Key offers elegant, secure access to your ACEL-powered boat with NFC capabilities. Trust the ACEL Smart Key for seamless and effortless boating control.
Seamless and effortless boating control
It includes lost key protection and 2-factor authentication for enhanced security. Activation is as simple as a tap, and its float-on-water design combines functionality with a sleek, user-friendly look.
Designed for float
Onboarding Computer integration
Lost key protection
IP67 Rating
Eliminates the need for a separate 12V battery by supplying low-voltage power to all onboard electronics.
Intelligently splits high and low voltage to ensure continuous power distribution and prevent system failures.
Automatically provides emergency backup power in case of battery failure, keeping essential systems operational.
Supports 12V devices such as speakers, lights, refrigerators, and microwaves for a fully equipped boating experience.
Sleek dimensions (50.3” x 9.2”) allow for easy installation without taking up excessive space.
Designed with advanced programming to optimize performance, enhance safety, and ensure long-term reliability.
The Smart Key uses NFC (Near Field Communication) technology to securely and wirelessly enable the starting of your electric outboard motor—replacing the need for a traditional ignition key.
Yes, the key is IP67-rated for water and dust resistance and is built with a UV-resistant, fireproof shell (rated 94V-0), making it suitable for rugged marine conditions.
The Smart Key is compact and lightweight, measuring just 115mm × 43.8mm × 13.9mm (4.53 × 1.72 × 0.55 in) and weighing only 12g (0.0265 lb).
The key functions in a wide temperature range of -10°C to 45°C and can be stored safely between -20°C and 60°C, with humidity tolerance up to 60% RH.
No—NFC technology allows the Smart Key to operate without internal batteries or charging. It is a passive device activated only when near the reader.
Yes, ACEL Power electric motors are designed with water safety in mind. They are rated IP67, which means they are not only water-resistant but also suitable for submersion in water for a certain period. This level of protection ensures that our electric motors can withstand exposure to various environmental conditions, making them ideal for marine applications where water contact is likely to occur.
