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Narrowboat Specification
“BELLE”
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Issue 07
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16/01/2006
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This specification is for a 65’ long traditional
style narrowboat and it forms the basis of a construction agreement between
the builder; Sandhills Narrowboats Limited and the purchasers; Mr & Mrs
Wells.
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1.0
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General
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1.1
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The
boat shall comply with the EU Recreational Craft Directive
<version to be agreed>
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2.0
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Boat Structure
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2.1
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Overall
dimensions, interior and exterior layout and location/routes of all gas,
diesel fuel, fresh water, waste water, heating and electrical services and
equipment, windows, doors and hatches and access panels, lockers, cupboards
and controls to:
Layout
and Livery Drawing dated 16 January 2006 ***
Nominal
Length 19812
mm (65’-0”)
Nominal
Beam 2083
mm (6’-10”)
Nominal
Height 2159
mm (7’-1”)
Nominal
Draft 559
mm (1’-10”)
***Note that this drawing will be updated in due course to
show more detail for the gas, diesel fuel, fresh water, waste water,
heating and electrical services.
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2.2
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Steel
to comply with BS EN10025 – S275
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2.3
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Hull base – 10mm thick steel minimum.
Step on
centre line of boat at stern at water level.
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2.4
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Hull sides – 6mm thick steel minimum.
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2.5
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Bow
deck – 6mm thick steel minimum.
All
walking areas of bow deck to be diamond pattern steel tread plate.
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2.6
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Cabin
walls – 4mm thick steel minimum.
To
include stringers inside as an aid for fitting out.
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2.7
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Cabin
roof – 4mm thick steel minimum.
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2.8
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Sacrificial
anodes (x4).
Located
2 at bow and 2 at stern.
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2.9
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Wooden
stable style cabin doors with glazed upper halves at bow.
Fitted
with Yale type locks.
Lockable
crossbar arrangement also to be fitted over doors.
Steps
at bow (hinged) into saloon with storage under.
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2.10
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Cratch
and cover at bow (x1).
Cratch
to include opening glazed doors (x2).
Including
all fixings and fastenings.
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2.11
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Stowage
for motorcycle(s) at bow.
Slotted
gunwale sections at bow (on both sides), each approximately
2’-6” long to provide roll-on / roll-off access between bow
well deck and canal side/bank using a suitable ramp (aluminium / steel
diamond pattern tread plate).
Ramp to be diamond pattern steel (or aluminium) tread plate stowed on roof when not in use.
See
Drawing ‘Concept for Removable Gunwales’ dated 29 January 2006.
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2.12
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Fixing
points for shackles (x4).
Located
in bow well deck area (two on each side of boat) – to be used for attaching
retention straps for motorcycle(s).
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2.13
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Cabin
door at stern (x1).
Steel
doors with maximum width sliding roof hatch.
To be
fitted with Yale type locks.
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2.14
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Recessed cockpit sides.
<quote as an option>
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2.15
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Stern
Seats.
Slat
seat on steel posts/frame (x2)
One
positioned on each side of tiller.
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2.16
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Engine
access.
Access
via suitably sized removable ply deck plate(s) incorporating ‘Hexagrip’.
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2.17
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Rubbing
strakes (x4).
2-off
fitted extending from bow to stern on both sides of boat.
2-off
fitted around bow section on both sides of boat.
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2.18
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Roof
Handrails (x2).
Fitted
from bow to stern on both sides of roof – integrated box section type
with lip on inside to aid grip.
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2.19
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Brass
mushroom roof vents (x6).
1-off
located in roof in each room.
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2.20
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Portholes
16” diameter - locking (x12).
Located
on each side of boat at stern (x2), bedroom (x2), bathroom (x2 - frosted
glass in bathroom), dayroom (x2) and galley/saloon (x4).
Aluminium
– double glazed construction.
Outer
ring - brass effect with lacquered finish.
Inner
ring – wood
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2.21
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Side
doors (x2).
One off
(excluding roof hatch) in galley on starboard side.
One off
(including roof hatch) in day room on port side.
Window
inserts (x2) – Perspex in wooden frame.
Side
doors, window inserts and roof hatch to be secured from inside boat using
bolts / catches.
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2.22
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Houdini
hatches (x3)
One off
located in roof in bathroom.
One off
located in roof in galley.
One off
located in roof in saloon.
Aluminium
– double glazed construction.
Outer
frame - brass effect with lacquered finish.
Inner
frame – wood.
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2.23
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Thermal
insulation.
Spray
foam insulation to be applied to roof and boat sides down to floor level.
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2.24
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Weatherproofing.
Boat to
be suitably weatherproofed using sealing systems where appropriate.
Decks
and roof to be self-draining.
Deck
plate(s) to be seated on drainage channels – these channels to be
routed so as to discharge from side of boat.
Small
hatch to be provided in floor in stern / utility for accessing under floor
area in the event that pump-out of accumulated water is required.
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2.25
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Boat
pole stowage on roof – long (x1).
Boat
pole stowage on roof – short (x1).
Landing
plank stowage on roof (x1).
Located
at stern end on port side.
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2.26
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Anchor
point (x1).
Located
at bow.
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2.27
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Mooring
rope attachment points at stern (x2).
Mooring
rope attachment point at bow (x1).
Mooring
rope attachment point on roof at centre (x1).
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2.28
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Tiller
/ Rudder…. <form and size to
be agreed>
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2.29
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Weatherproof
control (*) panel (x1).
Located
at stern in housing fixed to cockpit wall on starboard side at waist level.
Cables
and wiring between control housing and deck / cabin to be protected by
rigid trunking / tunnelling.
Control
panel to include the following:
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Master key –
with engine starting position
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Combined engine
throttle and direction (F/N/R) controls – configured so as to allow
higher engine speed selection when direction control is in neutral
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Emergency engine
stop control
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Oil pressure gauge
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Low oil pressure
warning light
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Water temperature
gauge
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High water
temperature warning light
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Engine speed
indicator (rpm)
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Battery voltage gauge
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Battery charging fault
light
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Diesel fuel tank
‘A’ level gauge
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Diesel fuel tank
‘B’ level gauge
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Switch –
Warning horn (button type)
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Bow thruster
controls
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Switch –
Tunnel light at bow
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Switch –
Navigation lights
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Panel illumination
and/or illuminated gauges.
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2.30
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Folding
step access to roof (x4).
Located
on cabin walls on both sides of boat at bow and stern.
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2.31
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Ballasting.
Boat to
be ballasted to suit using concrete slabs sitting on timber slats.
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3.0
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Heating System
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3.1
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Diesel
fired main heating system (x1)
Eberspächer
Hydronic D5WS
Including:
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Single panel wall
mounted radiators (x3)
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Heated towel rail
in bathroom (x1)
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Circulation pump
(x1)
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Control thermostat
unit (x1)
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Programmable
controller (x1)
Connected
to electrical system via isolation switch and suitably rated MCB.
Connected
to cold water, hot water and diesel fuel systems using…. <to be agreed>
Radiators
and heated towel rail to be located as shown (in orange) on:
Layout
and Livery Drawing dated 16 January 2006.
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3.2
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Domestic
hot water system (x1).
Including:
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Insulated
calorifier (42 litres) located in stern
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Heated using
engine cooling system, main diesel fired heating system and electrical
immersion heater (240v.ac)
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Control thermostat
unit
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Programmable controller
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Control valve for
separating heat sources
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Pumping system
(12v.dc) – incorporating automatic sensing and response to demand
from sink in galley, wash basin / shower in bathroom.
Connected
to electrical system via isolating switch and suitably rated MCB.
Connected
to cold water, hot water and engine cooling systems using…. <to be agreed>.
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3.3
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Diesel
fire/stove (x1).
Lockgate Refleks 2000.
Polished
stainless steel finish (inc. stainless steel
chimney / guard).
Located
at bow door end of saloon on port side.
Ceramic
tile surround / hearth.
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4.0
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Engine / Transmission
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4.1
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Engine
(x1).
Beta
Marine BV1903S (43hp).
Including:
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Resilient mounts
to boat structure (A/R)
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Engine starting
system (x1)
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Engine exhaust
system (x1)
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Engine cooling
system (x1)
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Belt driven
alternator ‘A’ (x1)
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Belt driven
alternator ‘B’ (x1)
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Belt driven
alternator ‘C’ (x1)
All
piping and wiring necessary for connecting to the diesel fuel, water and
12v.dc / 240v.ac electrical systems via suitable isolating cocks, switches
and protection devices.
Engine
controls and status indicators to be integrated into control panel (*).
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4.2
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Single
screw main propeller and shaft (x1).
Carried
on suitable bearings / supports and incorporating sealing box / stern tube
with greaser pump.
Propeller
size and form to be matched to engine characteristics.
<make / model to be agreed>
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4.3
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Gearbox
(x1).
Incorporating
forward, neutral and reverse positions.
Beta
Marine – see specification for engine.
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4.4
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Flexible
coupling - gearbox to propeller shaft (x1).
Beta
Marine – see specification for engine.
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4.5
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Weed
hatch for main propeller (x1).
Including
quick release fastener arrangement.
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4.6
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Hydraulic
bow thruster (x1).
Controls
– located in control panel (*).
Including
PTO and pump and all items necessary for control/regulation, piping and
thruster unit / tunnel, weed hatch / cover, etc.
<make / model to be agreed>
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4.7
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Bilge
pump - Automatic (x1)
Bilge
Pump – Manual (x1)
Located
in engine bay.
Including
automatic water level detection and control system. Connected to 12v.dc electrical
system via isolating switch and suitably rated MCB.
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5.0
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Electrical Systems
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5.1
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12v.dc electrical system
Sub-system
for supplying all on-board 12v.dc systems (e.g. lighting, pumps, auxiliary
engine controls and gauges, etc.), including:
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110 ampere-hour
lead-acid batteries (x5) suitable for domestic supply duties - located
below stern deck in engine bay
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Main battery
isolator switch
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Connected to
alternator ‘A’ - <alternator
rating to be agreed>
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Suitable switches
and MCB’s for all devices / sub-circuits
Sub-system
for supplying engine starting circuits only, including:
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95 ampere-hour
lead-acid battery (x1) suitable for engine starting duties - located below
stern deck in engine bay
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Main battery
isolating switch
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Connected to
alternator ‘B’ – <alternator
rating to be agreed>
Battery
monitoring system – digital readout.
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5.2
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240v.ac electrical system
Configured
for supplying all on-board 240v.ac systems (e.g. washer, dryer, sockets for
appliances in general, etc.)
Including:
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240v.ac >
12v.dc combined inverter / battery charging unit
<make / model to be agreed>
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240v.ac/3.5kW
engine driven alternator ‘C’
<make / model to be agreed>
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25m long shore
line (240v.ac) with waterproof plugs – compatible with British
Waterways electrical supply points.
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Waterproof shore
line (240v.ac) receptacle (socket) positioned at stern end of cabin,
connected to rest of 240v.ac electrical system via suitable isolation
switch and MCB / fuse unit.
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Suitable switches
and MCB’s for all devices supplied
All
electrical supply and control equipment to be fitted into cupboards /
lockers in stern section.
Automatic
changeover for shore, battery and engine mounted generator supplies and
inverter.
240v.ac
sockets distributed about boat as follows:
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Bedroom –
switched single socket (x3) – <positions to be agreed>
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Stern –
switched double socket (x1) - <position to be agreed>
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Galley –
switched double socket (x2) - <positions to be agreed>
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Saloon –
switched double socket (x3) – <positions to be agreed>
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Day room -
switched double socket (x2) - <positions to be agreed>
All
sockets to be chrome finish unless otherwise stated.
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5.3
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Speakers
(x?).
Located
in saloon ceiling – <make /
model and quantity to be agreed>
To
include routing of speaker wiring to audio unit
<location of audio unit to be
agreed>
Speakers
/ audio equipment shall be free-issued to the boat builder.
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5.4
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TV
aerial (x1).
Located
on roof – including coax wiring and roof mounted connector
arrangement near aerial and socket in saloon.
Socket
to be located near low-level shelving / cupboard unit running along port
side of saloon.
Aerial
shall be free issued to the boat builder - <make / model to be agreed> Cable, plugs / sockets and
wiring sundries to be supplied and fitted by the boat builder.
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6.0
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Lighting
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6.1
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Bedroom
Flush
fitting ceiling lights (x4).
Location…
<to be agreed>
Switched
from one common switch on corridor side of bedroom.
Down-lighters
/ reading lights (x4).
Located
under cupboards at head end of bed
Switched
separately from each side of bed.
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6.2
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Bathroom / Toilet
Flush
fitting ceiling lights (x4).
Location…
<to be agreed>
Switched
from one common switch near door.
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6.3
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Stern
Flush
fitting ceiling lights (x2).
Location…
to be agreed
Switched
from one common switch located near stern door / steps.
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6.4
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Galley
Flush
fitting ceiling lights (x4).
Location…
<to be agreed>
Switched
from one common switch located … <to
be agreed>
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6.5
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Day Room
Flush
fitting ceiling lights (x4).
Location…
<to be agreed>
Switched
from one common switch located … <to
be agreed>
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6.6
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Saloon
Flush
fitting ceiling lights (x6)
Location
… <to be agreed>
Switched
from one common switch on corner cupboard at bow end of saloon.
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6.7
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All
flush fitting light fittings to be adjustable.
All
light fittings and switches to be chrome finish unless otherwise stated.
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6.8
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Tunnel
light (x1)
Brass
light unit on pole.
Located
at bow on cratch using Q/D fitting.
Including
plug/socket connector arrangement fixed to bow structure.
<Make/model to be agreed>
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7.0
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Diesel Fuel System
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7.1
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Diesel
tank ‘A’ (x1)
250
litre capacity tank incorporating
standpipe filler with screwed cap, strainer and baffles (if required)
– located at stern
Fitted
with fuel level sender unit.
Connected
to engine via suitable filter/strainer, stop tap and piping.
Fuel
level sender unit connected to fuel level gauge ‘A’ in control
panel.
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7.2
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Diesel
tank ‘B’ (x1)
250
litre capacity tank incorporating
standpipe filler with screwed cap, strainer and baffles (if required) -
located at bow or stern <to be
agreed>
Fitted
with fuel level sender unit.
Connected
to diesel fired central heating system and diesel heater/stove unit via
suitable filters/strainers, stop taps and piping.
Fuel
level sender unit connected to fuel level gauge ‘B’ in control
panel.
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8.0
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Cold Water System
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8.1
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Fresh
water tank (x1).
Tank
with filler point incorporating a strainer and incorporating baffles if
required.
Located
at bow - stainless steel construction – 680 litres minimum capacity. Including water level sensing /
indicator arrangement.
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8.2
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Piped
to….hot water calorifier, bathroom and galley via stop taps and
filters/strainers.
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8.3
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Pumping
system (12v.dc) – incorporating automatic sensing and response to
demand from sink in galley, wash basin / shower / toilet and hot water
calorifier.
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9.0
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Waste Water System
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9.1
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Waste
water tank (x1).
xxx <to be agreed> litres
capacity.
Polypropylene
or steel construction.
Located
in stern section (spanning width of boat).
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9.2
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Tank
pump out point… <to be
agreed>
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9.3
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Tank
waste water level indicator…<to
be agreed>
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9.4
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Suitably
routed and supported pipework to … <to be agreed>
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10.0
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Gas System
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10.1
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Gas
locker at bow with hinged cover.
Locker to have sufficient space and fixings for 2-off 13kg capacity
propane gas cylinders.
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10.2
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Gas
distribution system to all appliances located in galley, including suitably
routed and supported pipework, connectors and pressure regulator(s) and
flame traps and gas isolator valves, etc.
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11.0
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Saloon
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11.1
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Corner
cupboard (x1).
Built
in two sections; ‘upper’ and ‘lower’ with space
between sections sufficient for television or similar.
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11.2
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Low-level
shelving / cupboard unit (x1).
Running
along port side of saloon between galley and diesel heater/stove –
width in centre sufficient to mount flat screen TV unit. Alternatively, flat screen
television mounted to wall.
To
include routing of wiring to DVD unit
– <location of DVD unit to be agreed>
TV and
DVD equipment shall be free-issued to the boat builder.
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12.0
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Galley
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12.1
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Unit
– Port side (x1).
Work
surface incorporating cupboards with hinged doors and shelves and drawers
under – to include:
<make / model to be agreed>
Hinged
top cover preferred.
- Propane
gas oven / grill (x1).
<make / model to be agreed>
- Microwave
cooker (free-issued to boat builder)
<make / model to be agreed>
Additional
cupboards with hinged doors and shelves - to be situated above work surface
– mounted to bulkhead between galley and day room.
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12.2
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Unit
– Starboard side (x1)
Work
surface incorporating cupboards with hinged doors and shelves and a wine
rack feature on saloon end – to include:
- Sink
(x1) / Drainer (x1).
Circular
stainless separates / central mixer tap (chromed). Gravity drained into canal.
<make / model to be agreed>
240v.ac.
- Waste
bin provision (e.g. mounted to rear of cupboard door)
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12.3
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Work
surfaces - <finishes to be
agreed>
<quote for Corian
work surfaces option>
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13.0
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Day Room
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13.1
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Fitted
with:
- Foldaway
desk
- 2-seater
unit with storage under
- Seat
for desk (matching the 2-seater unit) – this seat can also be
positioned on the end of the 2-seater unit when the desk has been
folded away so as to form 3-seater unit or single bed arrangement
- Storage
cupboards.
- Small
circular or rectangular table with Desmo
leg(s)
- Bi-folding
door to galley
- Bi-folding
door to bathroom / toilet
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14.0
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Bathroom / Toilet
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14.1
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Incorporating
partitioned toilet area with separate door.
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14.2
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Pump-out
macerator based toilet system – connected to waste water tank via
suitable pipework and stop valves, etc.
Toilet
to be ceramic construction <make /
model to be agreed>
Connected
to cold water system via suitable isolating valve (and strainer if not
integral with toilet unit).
Connected
to 12v.dc electrical system via suitable MCB and isolating switch.
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14.3
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Corner
shower with sunken shower base, door / screen (x1).
Fully
tiled - white ceramic with accent strip <colour to be agreed> – chromed fittings.
Alternatively
– laminate faced board surround.
Waste
water pumped (12v.dc) via suitable pipework into canal.
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14.4
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Hand
basin (x1).
White
ceramic set in a cupboard unit – tap(s) to side(s) - chromed
fittings.
Waste
water gravity fed via suitable pipework into canal.
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14.5
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Heated
towel rail (x1) – also listed
as part of heating system.
Chromed
finish (heated using diesel boiler).
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14.6
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Mirrored
wall above wash basin.
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14.7
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Shelving
/ cupboards to be provided between toilet and wash basin.
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15.0
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Bedroom
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15.1
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Transverse
double bed - complete with split / sprung mattress. Bed arranged so as to be made up but
folded back away from corridor when not in use.
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15.2
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Wardrobes
(x2).
Located
on both sides of bed – fitted with full height hinged doors each with
full length mirror panel inset.
Wardrobes to include shelving and inset shelves accessed from bed
head area.
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15.3
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High
level cupboards above head end of bed fitted with hinged doors and
shelving.
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16.0
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Stern
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16.1
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Work
surface (x1).
Located
next to steps, extending around bulkhead between stern and bedroom with
full size combined washer / dryer (x1) above.
Washer
/ dryer - to be free issued to boat
builder. <make / model to be agreed>
Hard
wired into 240v electrical system via suitably rated switch and MCB.
Plumbed
into hot and cold water systems via stop valves – waste water fed
directly into canal.
Cupboards
with hinged doors to be located under work surface as space allows.
Cupboards
with hinged doors to be located above work surface as space allows.
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17.0
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Exterior Finish
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17.1
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Hull to be painted…… <specification to be agreed>
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17.2
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Deck,
gunwales and upward to be painted….. <specification to be agreed>
Upper
surfaces of gunwales and roof to be anti-slip (sand mix or similar).
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17.3
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Colour
scheme and coach-lines and signing.
See
Layout and Livery Drawing dated 16 January 2006.
Base
colour – Pantone 455 Dark Grey (W3091)**
Roof
panels – Artic White (W3086)**
Handrail
– Signal Red (BS537)**
** Mason Coatings PLC colour codes
– or equivalent
The
graphics (lettering coach lines and flourishes) to be in white with a black
shadow.
Pattern
at bow <to be agreed>
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18.0
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Interior Finish
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18.1
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Unless
otherwise stated, all walls and doors to be plain ash faced plywood with
solid ash trims and inset mouldings.
Panels
to be set out so that they present large flat areas with portholes set into
the flat area where possible.
Further discussion required.
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18.2
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Ceiling
to be tongued and grooved ash throughout.
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18.3
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Floor
to be tongued and grooved ash throughout.
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18.4
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All
timber to be varnished / lacquered with xxxx <to be agreed>.
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18.5
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Galley
work surfaces to be …..; see
samples
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18.6
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Work
surface in utility room to be….; see
samples.
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18.7
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Port
holes (except bathroom and porthole nearest hob in galley) to be fitted
with covers / buttons.
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19.0
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Equipment General
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19.1
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Boat
pole - short (x1).
Incorporating
brass hook.
Plain
varnish / lacquered finish.
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19.2
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Boat
pole – long (x1).
Plain
varnish / lacquered finish.
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19.3
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Landing
plank (x1).
Painted
finish xxxxx (xxmm, xxmm, xxmm) <to be agreed>
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19.4
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Ropes
(x5).
xxmm diameter xxxxx x xxmm long <to be
agreed>
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19.5
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Hull side fenders (x8).
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19.6
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Bow
fender (x1).
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19.7
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Stern
fender (x1).
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19.8
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Mooring
spikes (x2).
To be
free issued to boat builder
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19.9
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Lock
keys (x2).
One
with long handle and one with short handle.
To be
free issued to boat builder
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19.10
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Anchor
and chain (x1).
Galvanized
xxxxx type.
Stowed at bow – including shackle suitable for connecting to
anchor fixing point. xxm
of chain.
<to be agreed>
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19.11
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Tiller
extension (x1).
Wooden
handle – varnished or lacquered finish.
Plain
stainless steel or brass pin.
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20.0
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Safety Equipment
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20.1
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Gas /
CO / smoke detector and alarm (x1)
Located
in galley.
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20.2
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Warning
horn (x1).
Located
at bow – controlled using switch located in engine control panel (*)
at stern. Wired to 12v.dc
electrical system via suitable isolating switch and MCB.
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20.3
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Navigation
lights -
Located….
<make/model etc. to be agreed>
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20.4
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Earth
Leakage Unit…… <make /
model to be agreed>
Located
in electrical equipment cupboard at stern.
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20.5
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Dry
powder fire extinguisher (x3).
Located
in utility room (near hatch), galley and saloon (near bow door end).
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20.6
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Fire
blanket (x1).
Located
in galley.
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21.0
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Documentation
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21.1
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Boat
layout Drg. xxxx <copy of boat builders drawings>
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21.2
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Warranty
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21.3
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RCD
Certificate of Conformity + CE marking
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21.4
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Engine
first service voucher <to be
agreed>
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21.5
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Wiring
and piping diagrams
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21.6
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Operating
instructions compiled into a manual:
- Boat
- Engine
and transmission
- Heating
system (boiler, programmer, etc)
- Toilet
/ Shower system
- Cooking
equipment (inc. gas supply / regulator)
- Washer
/ Dryer (free-issued to boat
builder)
- Electrical
system (inverter, charger, etc.)
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22.0
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Wiring General
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22.1
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Routing
– access <to be
discussed>
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23.0
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Piping General
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23.1
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Routing
– access <to be
discussed>
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23.2
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Drainage?
<to be discussed>
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23.3
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Frost
protection? <to be discussed>
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