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Schat-Harding / Survitec

Schat-Harding LBT-20P

Schat-Harding / Survitec Schat-Harding LBT-20P is a shipboard unit in the Lifeboats group, classified in the source as Totally Enclosed Lifeboat (TELB). It is normally installed at dedicated embarkation and launching stations, stowed in davits or on free-fall launching structures. Its primary duty is to provide an enclosed or rescue survival craft for abandoning ship, rescue operations or emergency evacuation. In service it interfaces with davit/free-fall launching gear, release hooks, engine/propulsion, steering, batteries, survival equipment and embarkation arrangements. Compared with neighboring entries in the same product family, this record is the exact Schat-Harding / Survitec Schat-Harding LBT-20P variant; the model designation should be retained unchanged when matching onboard documentation and spares. For exact limits, settings, test values and approved maintenance criteria, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

capacity persons 20
solas approved True

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Common failures & inspection points

●Hull, canopy or closure damage from weather, impact or poor maintenance, typically indicated by cracks, leaks or inability to secure openings
●Engine or fuel-system deterioration from long standby periods, typically indicated by hard starting, unstable running or inability to achieve reliable propulsion
●Battery/electrical failure, typically indicated by starter failure, dead lights or charging alarms
●Release-hook or steering-system wear/corrosion, typically indicated by stiff operation, incorrect locking indication or poor steering
●Missing/degraded survival equipment or seals, typically indicated by failed statutory inventory or service inspection

Service & Maintenance

Inspect hull, closures, drain arrangements, engine, fuel, battery, steering, release gear, hooks, painter, inventory and launching interfaces; run and test the craft at required intervals under approved procedures.

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Replacement Parts

Carry engine service consumables, belts/filters where fitted, battery service items, approved hook/release spares, steering components and survival-equipment replacements as permitted by regulations.
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