Mercury 115hp Command Thrust Outboard 115ELPT

The Mercury 115hp Command Thrust Outboard 115ELPT is a high-displacement FourStroke outboard engineered for boats that demand extra pushing power. With the Command Thrust gearcase and EFI technology, it delivers enhanced low-speed thrust and improved control—ideal for deck boats, pontoons, and load-intensive setups.

Features and Performance

• Command Thrust Gearcase (CT) – Larger gearcase and prop options provide superior low-end thrust and control

• High-Displacement 2.1L Inline 4 Engine – Abundant torque for fast planing and strong midrange power

• Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) – Smooth starts, precise throttle response, and optimized fuel efficiency

• FourStroke Design – Quiet operation with reduced vibration and long-term durability

• Smart Start Electric Starting – Effortless, reliable starts

• High-Output Alternator (35 Amp) – Powers modern electronics with a water-cooled voltage regulator

• Power Trim & Tilt – Enhances handling, docking, and performance tuning

Together, these features deliver confident acceleration, stable cruising, and dependable performance under heavier loads.

Why You Should Buy It

• Designed for heavier boats requiring extra thrust

• Command Thrust improves acceleration and handling

• Fuel-efficient EFI lowers operating costs

• Smooth, quiet FourStroke performance

• Backed by a Mercury Marine 3-Year Factory Warranty

This outboard is ideal for boaters who want maximum thrust without stepping up to a larger engine class.

FAQ – Mercury 115hp Command Thrust Outboard 115ELPT

Q1: What does Command Thrust add compared to standard gearcases?
It delivers more low-speed thrust and better control, especially for heavier boats.

Q2: What boats is this model best suited for?
Deck boats, pontoons, inshore fishing boats, bass boats, aluminum consoles, runabouts, and fish & ski boats.

Q3: Is the 115hp Command Thrust fuel efficient?
Yes. EFI and the FourStroke design provide excellent efficiency at cruising speeds.

Q4: Can it support modern marine electronics?
Yes. The 35-amp alternator supplies ample power for fish finders, GPS units, and accessories.