Quantacraft
Marine
Electrical systems for powered kayaks and small boats
Quantacraft Marine builds modular electrical hardware for powered kayaks and small boats. Reactor connects and controls 12V equipment from one hub. Flux helps batteries and equipment that use different voltages work together.
Cleaner wiring. Fewer separate power components. More time on the water.
Reactor powers and controls the gear. Flux transfers power between battery systems that use different voltages.
Product Overview
Reactor powers and controls the 12V equipment on the boat. Flux moves power between batteries and equipment that use different voltages.
Reactor
Connect lights, pumps, livewell aeration, anchor systems, trolling motors, and other 12V accessories to one protected hub. Use the app to switch circuits and view information from connected sensors.
See what is on the benchHow Reactor Works
Reactor sits between 12V power, the equipment you need to control, and the sensors that tell you what is happening on the boat and in the water around it.
Reactor Chassis
Central 12V Hub
Reactor
12V power and control hub
Power / control / data
12V power and control
Sensor information
Flux
Different Flux models do different jobs. One can use a 12V battery to charge a matched 24V or 36V trolling motor battery. Another can use a 24V, 36V, or 48V battery to provide 12V power for a trolling motor and onboard accessories.
This puts available battery capacity to work, supports solar-assisted charging setups, and can reduce the number of separate batteries and chargers carried on the boat.
Find the right Flux
Find the right Flux
Each Flux model performs one specific job. Choose the sentence that sounds like your setup.
On the bench
These are the current product directions. The useful distinction is the power job each one performs.
Power and control 12V gear
Connect accessories to one protected hub, switch them from the app, and collect information from sensors.
Charge a 24V battery
Use a 12V battery as an auxiliary charging source for a matched 24V trolling motor battery.
Charge a 36V battery
Use a 12V battery as an auxiliary charging source for a matched 36V trolling motor battery.
Run 12V equipment
Use a 24V, 36V, or 48V battery to provide regulated 12V power for a trolling motor and onboard accessories.
This prototype recording shows a phone connecting to Reactor, sending a switch command, and the hardware responding.
Start with your setup
Motor, battery voltage, charger, connectors, fuse size, and the problem you are trying to solve are more useful than a generic product inquiry.