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Fast rescue boat designed and manufactured according to SOLAS 1983/96. Classification Society and National Authority requirements.
The rescue boat has excellent reliability, manoeuvrability, and seakeeping abilities in order to fulfil its prime function - to provide an effective means of search and recovery for persons missing at sea. Design and construction fulfil the need for reliable, low maintenance standby and operation. When installed with an approved davit, the boat fulfils the requirements for fast rescue boats and is fully compliant with latest requirements for Ro-Ro ships.
The boat is further designed to operate away from the Mother Ship for extended periods, with sufficient range for long time operation and large walk around cabin providing a protected and comfortable environment for crew and passengers.
The lay out and performance of the boat also allow it to perform other roles including, dive support, inspection, patrol, survey and work boat duties.
Technical data:
| Dimensions L x B x H (m) |
8,47 x 3,29 x 3,40 |
| Capacity max |
17 |
| Weight, boat with equipment |
4.455 kgs |
| Height, keel to lifting point |
3,40 m |
| Crew |
3 |
| Total davit, load with 10 persons |
5.280kgs |
Note that boatweight may vary with different engine/propulsion options.
Engine:
Standard propulsion 2 x 230 Hp inboard diesel engines with waterjets
Speed, approx. with 3 persons: 30 knots
Option: Engines up to 2 x 300 Hp inboard diesel can be installed.
The boat has also been designed to provide a protected and safe working environment for the crew, engine and equipment. It has the following additional features:
- Aft deck watertight hatch gives access to batteries, bilge pump, drive shaft and waterjet
- Equipment storages with hatches inside cabin
- Manual bilge pump
- On load painter release hook
- Towing/mooring attachments mounted at each aft corner
- Secure grab handles throughout the boat
Dowloadable technical information can be found here
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