Ultimate BoatingMercury Enertia

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Mercury Enertia

The Enertia by Mercury is a 3-blade propeller.

Head to head with its direct rivals

Comparison of the Enertia series against Solas Rubex iPOP · Yamaha Saltwater Series II SDS · Honda Turbo Performance, at a comparable diameter class.

CharacteristicMercury EnertiaSolas Rubex iPOPYamaha Saltwater Series II SDSHonda Turbo Performance
Diameter13.5–16″14.3–14.8″14.75–15.75″14.75″
Pitch range11–22″18–22″13–25″23–25″
Blades3333
MaterialStainless steelAluminiumStainless steelStainless steel
RotationRight + leftRight handRight + leftRight hand
Hub / kitFlo-Torq SSR / SSR HDRubex interchangeable rubber hubSDSn/a

How we compare →

Key figures

Material
Stainless steel
Blades
3
Diameter
13.5–16"
Pitch range
11–22"
Rotation
Right + left
Hub / kit
Flo-Torq SSR / SSR HD
Engine power
90–350 hp

Use cases

PolyvalenceCroisièrePontonTow

Published compatibilities

Mercury 90-115 Command ThrustMercury 135-350 TwoStroke/FourStrokeMerCruiser Alpha OneMerCruiser Bravo One

Example part numbers

EnertiaProp

Sources and technical context

Notes and conditions (FR)

Manufacturer's notes (in French)

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