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Arun 925 |
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© 2010 Keltic Marine Group |
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The Arun 925 hull is sub-divided into watertight compartments by longitudinal girders and transverse frames. The hull is reinforced for heavy pounding when operating at high speeds. Exposed deck areas are finished in non-slip material including on the side fore and aft walkway between the superstructure and the fender.
The cockpit deck is watertight and self draining. The weather tight, heated wheelhouse superstructure contains the helm and navigation stations at the forward end together with seating for three combatants/passengers aft of the operating station. All seating is full offshore Shockwave impact mitigating seating with automatic change from seated to standing position.
A forward cuddy cabin is fitted with a marine head, sink and a Webasto diesel heating unit for hot water and cabin heating. The forward windshields are fitted windshield washers, wipers and defrosters.
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The Arun 925 is capable of operating both day and night under the following conditions.
Ambient air temperature range -30˚C to +40˚C Water temperature range - 5˚C to + 32˚C Wave heights range ( Beaufort scale 5) 0 to 3 metres Wind speed range 0 to 20 knots
Principal Dimensions Length Overall 9.50 metres Beam Overall 2.70 metres Draft (Static) 0.80 metres Weight (Dry) 3.00 tonnes Fuel Capacity 700 litres
Performance (with twin 300 Hp outboards) Sprint Speed 50 knots+ Continuous Speed 30 knots Range 250 nm |
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Arun Rapid Response Craft do not rely on a floatation collar to provide initial stability, however all models are fitted with Air Backed Foam Hybrid collars which consist of an internal air bladder, closed cell fire retardant foam enclosed within a 3 part urethane coated polymer sheath.
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If the bladder is punctured, the collar cannot be deflated, the foam and collar remain fully functional.
The Arun 925 is constructed in accordance with ISO 6185 – 4; 2001, the European Union directives 94/25/EC and 2003/44/EC, Transport Canada regulations TP 1332 and TP 9247 and the Small Craft Safety Regulations of the U.S. Coast Guard.
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