The Oceanis Yacht has a distinctive line recognized by all. Elegant on the water, she is encircled by large windows adding to her striking appearance. Designed for impeccable balance and maneuverability, her chined hull, twin rudders and perfectly centered sail plan surpass all expectations.
Beam: 17 ft. 6 in.
Displacement: 57543
Fuel tank capacity: 264
Water tank capacity: 280
Standard features:
Specs
Length Over All: 62'10"
Hull Length: 59'8"
Hull Beam: 17'6"
Light Displacement: 57,543
Fuel Tank Capacity: 264 Gal
Fresh Water Capacity: 280 Gal
Max Engine Power (HP): 160 HP
CE Certification: A12/B14/C16
Standard Equipment
Construction
Design made following European Directive requirements and according to CE certification.
Composition: polyester resin
Infused balsa sandwich hull
Infused solid laminate base of hull
Deck in balsa and fiberglass sandwich covered in "diamond point" type non-slip surface
Screwed, glued and bolted polyester hull-to-deck joint
Cast iron keel fixed with bolts and stainless steel backing plates
Twin rudders affixed with stainless steel stock
White hull
Rigging
Traditional 9/10ths tapered anodized aluminium mast - deck-stepped - 3 sets of swept back spreaders, steaming light
Folding mast steps
Anodized aluminum boom
Stainless steel standing rigging
Split backstay (hydraulic option)
Rigid boom vang (hydraulic option)
Genoa furler (electrical option) - drum on deck
2 Stand-up blocks on mainsheet arch
2 Genoa tracks with piston adjusted traveller cars - 2 genoa sheet turning blocks
Complete running rigging:
2:1 Dyneema purchase mainsail halyard
Dyneema genoa halyard on tensioning rail
Boom topping lift
Mainsheet
2 Genoa sheets (2 single-line reef - 1 dual-line reef)
9 Clutches (2 as an option for staysail halyard and spinnaker halyard)
2 rope tail bags
Preparation for downwind sail rigging (asymmetrical spinnaker - Code 0)
2 Flag halyards
Sails
Dacron furling genoa, double thickness with UV protection strip
Fully-battened Dacron mainsail with logo, double thickness
Lazy Jack System and Lazy bag in Natural color
Winches (accessible from each helm station)
2 Electric genoa sheet winches (Code 0 / spinnaker) - self tailing 70.2 STC
1 Starboard manual maneuver winch - 46.2 STC
1 Port electric primary winch (H50.2 STECH)
2 Speedgrip winch handles
2 Winch handle holders
Mooring - anchoring gear
Stainless steel bow sprit with single stem roller, Tack for asymmetrical spinnaker or Code 0
Self-draining chain locker
Lockable access panel to the chain locker in the sail locker
24 V - 2 000 W vertical electric windlass - Remote control
Windlass control with chain counter in cockpit
8 aluminium mooring cleats (400 mm / 1'4")
Fore Sail Locker
Access through deck hatch (T70), Passage width: 62 cm / 2'
Stainless steel ladder
Locker fitted with stowage designed for lines, fenders, cushions, sails, etc.
Direct access to the anchor well, Panel: T44
Safety on Deck
1 Stainless steel pulpit in 2 parts, open at the bow (750 mm - 28 mm diameter)
2 Stainless steel aft pushpits (750 mm - 28 mm diameter)
1 Ring lifebuoy bracket
1 Ensign Mount
Triple guard wires and stainless steel stanchions (Height: 750 mm) - side boarding gate on either side
4 Stainless steel handrails on deck:
2 on the coachroof
2 each side of the forward sun pad
4 Stainless steel handrails on fixed arch
Cockpit
Self-bailing cockpit, natural solid wood decked
Liferaft stowage in locker in the cockpit sole
2 Lockers in under the cockpit seats, Gas locker strut opening
1 Locker beside the port helm console
1 Gas locker beside the starboard helm console
2 Natural solid wood slatted cockpit benches
2 Helm stations:
Steering wheel in stainless steel (1100 mm / 3'7" diameter)
Leather covered
Steering lock
Cable transmission system
Lines locker
Cup holder
Deck plates for tiller system - Emergency steering
Engine throttle and control panel on starboard
2 Solid wood cockpit tables with fixed leg (option to convert to sunpad):
2 leaves
Hand rail
Cup holders under leaves
LED lighting under arch & LED lights in cockpit, transom, and forward sun pad
Cockpit fridge near the port helm station, 40 L, top opening
2 Sunbed mattresses for companionway, Diamante Snow
PMMA companionway doors & sliding companionway hatch
6 Waterproof speakers: 2 Fusion loudspeakers under seats near the companionway, 2 Fusion loudspeakers at the helm stations, 2 Fusion loudspeakers at the mast foot
Deck wash with fresh water / sea water
Aft Cockpit
Large stowage locker under aft central seat (optional outside galley module) - Gas locker strut opening
2 Lifting helm seats for access to the bathing platform steps
Shore power socket
Aft Transom
Electric Transom with gas strut, fully opens for direct ocean access
Doubles as a bathing platform with access steps aft of each helm station
Access to the tender garage
Solid wood swim platform
1 Built-in stainless steel bathing ladder
1 Hot and cold cockpit shower
Tender Garage
1 Access hatch in the cockpit sole between the 2 helm stations for access without opening aft platform
Tender garage: 3,49 x 1,70 m / 11'5" x 5'7"
3 Lights
Tender compartment curtain and textile stowage bags
Inflator / deflator for tender
Electricity
2 V Circuit•24 V Circuit
110 V Circuit
Ducts with mouse lines for threading cables of electrics or navigation electronics optional extras
1 110 V electrical panel: breaker - voltmeter
1 24 V electrical panel: breaker - voltmeter - water gauge - fuel gauge - 24 v charging current and consumption current measurement
Compartment for fitting electrical controls in starboard technical area
12V Circuit (Engine Use)
Standard equipment:
1 Engine battery (12 V - 140 Amp)
Battery switch (from the port side aft cabin)
1 Battery charger (12 V - 25 Amp) in starboard technical area
24V Circuit
Standard equipment: electric windlass - pumps - navigation lights - lighting - refrigeration units1 Service 24V battery set - 560 Amp - AGM (12 V - 8 x 140 Amp batteries)
Battery switch (from the port side aft cabin)
Load balancer (24 V) in starboard technical area
2 Battery chargers (24 V - 60 Amp) in starboard technical area
110V Circuit
Standard equipment: 110V Sockets - water heater
110V Sockets: Forward cabin x 1, Forward head x 1, Port salon x 1, Galley x 4, Chart table x 1, Port aft cabin x 1, Aft port head compartment x 1, Starboard aft cabin x 1, Aft starboard head compartment x 1
Lights
Dimmer switch
LED interior lights: overhead lights, reading lights
LED courtesy lights: under the companionway steps, in the hanging lockers
Outside lighting:
LED: 3 lighting under fixed arch, courtesy light in cockpit
Standard bulb: deck light at mid mast
LED navigation lights - control from the chart table
1 LED all horizon mast head light
1 LED mid-mast automatic top ligh
1 LED stern light on aft starboard pulpit
Engine
Yanmar Engine: 170 HP, 6 cylinders, propeller shaft
Engine electrical control and switchboard at the starboard helm (dual controls on port side option)
Bow thruster
Engine compartment: foam soundproofing: 40 mm - ventilation: 4 air intakes & 2 air extractors
1 Alternator (12 V - 150 Amp)
1 Alternator (24 V - 90 Amp)
3 Fuel tanks (2 x 230 L + 1 x 540 L / 2x61USGal+1x143 US Gal) - Electronic gauge - 3 Deck fillers - Tank selection with "1/4 turn" by-pass valves
Filters: Sea water - Diesel - Water separator
3 folding blades propeller
Access to the engine compartment: Companionway (gas locker strut opening) & starboard machinery compartment
Plumbing
4 rotomolded freshwater tanks (1 x 400 L + 3 x 200 L / 1 x 106 US Gal + 3 x 53 US Gal) - 4 Deck fillers - Tank selection with "1/4 turn" by-pass valves
Waterpressure system - expansion tank - inline filter
60 L Electric water heater (16 US Gal)
1 Rigid 80 L / 21 US Gal black water holding tank for each WC
Automatic electric shower drain pumps - time delay
2 Electric bilge pumps - 1 manual bilge pump
Gas
Gas bottle locker in cockpit
Regulator and solonoid
Compass;
Depth fish finder;
Stove;
Vhf radio;
Stereo;
Gps loran;
Radar;
Fridge;
Shower;
Swim platform;
