Hanse 370 - Warning Notes; Explains different warning symbols (Danger, Attention, Warning, Note) used in the manual.

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information it contains is stipulated and should be explained here.
Explanations
Warning Notes
In many chapters of the owner’s manual you will find notes meant to facilitate trouble-free
operation and maintenance, but also to warn against dangers. For reasons of clarity, they are
highlighted in boxes.
Danger
Indicates that there is an extreme, real source of danger that is very likely
to cause death or irreparable injuries should no appropriate measures be
taken.
Attention
Stands for a reminder of safety precautions or draws attention to ways of
handling that may be unsafe or lead to personal injuries or damage the
watercraft, its components or the environment.
Warning
Means that there is a source of danger that may cause injuries or death
should no appropriate measures be taken.
Note
Here we give you valuable advice facilitating the operation or handling of
the watercraft or its components.
– Design Category A :
Ocean
– Max. = 8= 600 kg:
Maximum number of persons recommended by the
manufacturer when the boat is underway in the sea
territory of its design category.
– Max. = + = 1.200:
The maximum additional load consisting of 8 persons,
food and provisions, (the basic equipment, life rafts,
tank contents and personal equipment are not included).
Please take note of Sections 1.2.2 and 1.1.
– CE:
CE marking as proof that the boat was built according
to the requirements of the Directive and conforms to
the type checked by a notified body (here: Lloyd’s
Register Quality Assurance GmbH ).