Attention!
When not in use, keep the seacocks shut.
You can see if they are shut:
Shut – Lever is in perpendicular to the hose or pipe
Open – Lever is in the same direction as the hose or pipe
To avert danger you should keep leak stoppers in different sizes on board. In case of damages,
they can seal openings quickly and effectively.
1.5.3. Stability
Stability is the property of the yacht that enables it to regain an upright position after a heel caused
by wind and/or waves. Stability is ensured if there are no significant amounts of water in the boat.
Shape, weight distribution and dimensioning lend the yacht sufficient stability.
Any change in the distribution of masses on board can have a considerable impact on the
watercraft’s lateral stability, trim and driving characteristics.
1.5.4. Fire protection
Preventive fire protection
In addition to penetrating water, fire is the greatest risk for any boat and also for a sailing yacht. An
FRP yacht is made of a combustible material, even if it is fire-resistant. We dedicated a great
amount of attention to the risks of fire when building the yacht. This included, among other
things, the choice of materials and their treatment.
The engine room is lined with a fire-resistant, soundproof material that can resist fire extremely
well for a short period of time.
Warning! During refuelling, the engine, the heating system and the
cooker must not be in operation.
Smoking and open fire are prohibited!
The bilges must be kept clean and checked at regular intervals to determine whether they contain
oil leakages or fuel and/or fuel vapours. No inflammable material may be stored in the engine
room. Non-inflammable materials in the engine room must be secured in such a way that they
cannot fall into the machines. They must not obstruct access to the engine room.
We have kept inflammable materials such as curtains away from the cooker unit. Please keep it this
way.
Please instruct your crew how to use the fire extinguishers!
Attention! The most crucial sources of fire are the engine and the
cooker unit, as well as open fire.
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