Now entering its 27th year, Florida-based Ray electric is on a roll.

For over a quarter-century the company earned a healthy reputation for viable electric alternatives to standard marine power. With its steady growth over the past year with its 36 and 48-volt outboard systems and its recent introduction of the new 60-volt outboard, the company's engine production has grown twofold.

Growth of Ray reflects the growing number of "electric-only" lakes popping up around the country. These water bodies account for 90 percent of Ray's sales and the amount of those lakes jumps every year.

It's easy to see why: Electric-powered outboards are much quieter, less damaging to the environment and boast incredible longevity. (Practically every engine built since 1974 is still in service.)
Specifically, Ray has a very strong market among boaters in lakes communities. These are typically the folks who would prefer quiet cruising over high performance.

The Ray Electric outboard is available in short- and long-shaft models, console or tiller, which provide from 136 to 270 pounds of thrust, easy installation and complete one-year warranty on parts and labor.
Overnight charging only costs about a buck, and that gives the engine a comfortably long range before needing to be recharged.

A perfect match for this power plant is just about any pontoon or deck boat, and especially for a large group of people who just want to kick back and enjoy some clean, relaxed and quiet boating.

For more information on Ray Electric, its products and/or its network of dealers, contact Ray directly at 908 NE 24th Lane, Cape Coral, FL 33909; Telephone 800-259-1637 or 941-574-1948; Fax 941-574-8359.

- Article from Pontoon and Deck Boat Magazine

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