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MANUFACTURER’S PLATE
The indications on the manufacturer’s plate on the transom are important: they give information about
limitations imposed by local or national regulations.
However, these indications are not a complete list: the security requirements (obligatory) security
equipment of the boat, maximum authorized distance you can navigate from a shelter, etc. may change
according to the country or state. Always refer to local regulations to be informed on additional
requirements.
(1) CE: sign of the certification to the European directive 94/25/EC and 2003/44/EC, with the certification
organism number and the year of CE certification.
(2) Design Category (European directive 94/25/EC and 2003/44/EC). In Europe, your boat has been
designed to navigate under different categories:
(3) BOAT TYPE:
Your boat complies with ISO 6185 Standard. The motor rating defines its category.
(4) BOAT MODEL: Commercial name of the model.
(5) Maximum number of people authorized on board ( children) according to ISO and DIN
standards.
(6) Maximum load capacity of the boat allowed by the constructor expressed in Kilograms and in
pounds ( motor and its fuel tank filled to the top + diverse loads).
(7) Maximum outboard power allowed by the constructor for the boat expressed in kilowatts.
(8) Pressure of the buoyancy tube in Bars and Psi. Other parts of the boat can require different pressures.
Refer to the INFLATION chapter of the Owner’s Manual volume 2.
(9) S/N: Boat’s serial identification number. Needed for any after-sale service operation and accessories
or spare parts purchase.
(10) Date:
(11) N. W: Net Weight of your Boat.
ISO CATEGORY II V VII
Motor rating in KW 0 – 4.5 KW 4.5 – 15 KW >15 KW
Motor rating in HP 0 – 6 CV/HP 6 – 20 CV/HP >20 CV/HP
BE RESPONSIBLE, TAKE NOTICE OF THESE PARAMETERS
WHEN YOU PLAN YOUR NAVIGATION PROGRAM, AND DO NOT
GO TO SEA IF THE CONDITIONS ARE LIKELY TO EXCEED
THESE PARAMETERS.
Category
Navigation
Wind speed (Beaufort scale)
Significant height of wave to
consider (H1/3; in meters)
B
“offshore”
Up to, and including 8
Up to, and including 4
C
“inshore”
Up to, and including 6
Up to, and including 2
D
“sheltered waters”
Up to, and including 4
Up to, and including 0.5
A
“ocean”
Exceeding 8
Exceeding 4