September 26, 2026

Seatan Outboard Motors in Ghana: 9.8HP to 60HP Range Guide

Seatan outboard motors in Ghana cover a practical two-stroke range from portable 9.8HP power to a three-cylinder 60HP model. The range is intended for fishing, passenger transport and working boats, but the correct model depends on the hull and real operating load.

This guide introduces the eight core models available through the Ghana website. It is a starting point for comparison, not a substitute for checking the boat’s rated power, transom and installation requirements.

Portable models: 9.8HP to 20HP

Seatan T9.8

The T9.8 is the lightest model in the Ghana range. Its 169 cc in-line two-cylinder engine has a listed dry weight of 26 kg. Short- and long-shaft versions are available, with manual start and tiller control. It can suit small fishing boats, tenders and portable applications where easy handling matters.

Seatan E15D

The 15HP E15D is positioned as an Enduro workhorse for traditional fishing canoes and passenger vessels. It uses a 246 cc in-line two-cylinder engine, manual start and tiller control. Its commercial-use emphasis makes it relevant where the boat and load suit this power class.

Seatan T18 and T20

The T18 and T20 share a compact 294 cc in-line two-cylinder platform. Both are listed at 41 kg dry weight with short- and long-shaft options. They can suit fishing rigs, tenders, inflatables and general-purpose river or coastal work, subject to boat compatibility.

Mid-range workhorses: 25HP and 30HP

Seatan T25

The T25 uses a 496 cc in-line two-cylinder engine and is listed at 52 kg dry weight. It is intended for fishing, mixed loads and general commercial use. Short- and long-shaft configurations allow the installation to be matched to the transom.

Seatan T30

The T30 uses the same 496 cc displacement with a 30HP output and a listed dry weight of 54 kg. Selected versions offer manual or electric starting and tiller or remote control. This flexibility can suit fishing canoes, passenger transport and commercial workboats with different layouts.

Commercial favourite: T40G Enduro

The T40G Enduro is the featured commercial model for demanding fishing and high-use working boats. It has a 669 cc in-line two-cylinder engine and a listed operating range of 4,500–5,500 rpm. Dry weight varies by configuration from 65 to 71 kg.

Available features depend on the version and include tiller or remote control, manual or electric trim options and a propeller protection system intended to absorb impacts. Short- and long-shaft versions are listed. The hull, transom and normal load must be checked before installation.

Higher power: Seatan T60

The T60 uses an 849 cc in-line three-cylinder engine with a listed 60HP output and 102 kg dry weight. It is intended for larger fishing boats, transport, cruising and sport applications where the hull is rated for the power and weight. Manual or electric start, tiller or remote control and selected power-trim configurations are listed.

How to narrow the range

Use five questions before selecting a model:

  1. What horsepower and engine weight is the hull rated to carry?
  2. What is the normal working load with people, fuel, gear and cargo?
  3. What is the measured transom height?
  4. Is tiller or remote steering better for the boat layout?
  5. Where will the boat operate and how many hours will it run?

The how-to-choose guide explains these factors in more detail. Each model page lists displacement, output, rpm range, weight, tank, shaft, controls and key features.

Ghana dealer and product enquiries

JAISRI TRADING ENTERPRISE is the Ghana dealer contact listed by Seatan Ghana, located in La, Accra. Current prices, availability and exact configurations should be confirmed directly because supply and specifications can change.

For a useful recommendation, send your boat length, hull type, transom height, normal load, operating area and preferred model through the product enquiry page. You can also browse all Seatan outboard motors in Ghana before contacting the dealer.

The best Seatan outboard is the one that matches the boat, the daily job and the support plan—not simply the largest available horsepower.