INNOVATION & GREEN TECHNOLOGY
Sustainable and environmentally friendly design without compromising the quality and luxury standard is our goal. All the Spaceline Catamarans powered by the latest and most modern hybrid propulsion system including solar panels and battery packs. The Spaceline Design can, as an option, feature the latest Fuelcell Technology. The electric propulsion provides maximum cruise comfort without noise and vibrations. The heat recovery system recollects and reuses produced heat from the generators. Generator exhausts are positioned on the rooftop to provide fume-free swimming experience at all times, in case the solar produced electricity is not covering the consumption.
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ELECTRIC PROPULSION
Electric propulsion was introduced to all projects with the future in mind. Whatever the future brings to power generation technology, space reservations have been made. In addition, the current power generation plant has been designed to be easily replaceable with any new advancements in technology.
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DIESEL GENERATORS
For the main propulsion power supply, a multi-diesel generator plant is installed. The diesels generate electricity in times of high demand or lack of available alternative sources. The “go anywhere, anytime” feature is safe with this configuration.
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BATTERIES
A service battery pack is installed to perfectly match the average daily power demand while lying stationary or sailing silent for short periods. Providing power in propulsion is feasible at lower speeds and propulsion assistance is given to reach top speed. Batteries are charged by the shore power, diesel engines, and solar cells.
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SOLAR ENERGY
Top deck surfaces are covered with solar cells which generate a significant amount of energy that reduces the need for shore or diesel power.
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HEAT RECOVERY
Generated heat from the generator that normally would be wasted to the environment is collected via heat exchangers. It’s used to heat potable water for consumption, showers, baths and jacuzzi filling, along with heat circulation and to reheat the conditioned air.
