"> Fassmer Fassmer SEL 8.15 Enclosed Lifeboat
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Fassmer SEL 8.15 Enclosed Lifeboat

The Fassmer SEL 8.15 is an enclosed motorized lifeboat designed for rapid evacuation of up to 37 persons, featuring a sealed cabin that protects occupants from harsh sea conditions. The supplied category identifies the equipment as Rescue Boat, and it is normally installed at a designated embarkation or survival-craft stowage position. In that listed role, its primary purpose is to provide evacuation or rescue capability during emergencies. Rescue craft and liferaft-launching equipment have different deployment sequences, so exact release, capacity and launching details remain in the approved lifesaving documentation. The model designation identifies the listed configuration, but no additional performance, approval or construction detail is inferred from the model code beyond the information supplied in the source record. For exact ratings, dimensions, settings, capacities, materials and variant-specific limits, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Fassmer Fassmer SEL 8.15 Enclosed Lifeboat
37 persons
Capacity
Crew Accommodation
Medium

Components & Design

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Technical Data

type enclosed_lifeboat
length m 8.15
capacity persons 37
compliance SOLAS_III

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Common failures & inspection points

Engine, battery, inflation or release-system deterioration causes unreliable deployment or failed drills where applicable
Hook, painter, securing or interlock faults cause stiff operation or unsafe release behaviour
Hull, fabric, canopy, seal or container damage causes water ingress or loss of integrity
Propulsion, steering or launching-interface faults cause poor manoeuvrability or failed recovery
Missing or damaged emergency equipment is detected during drills or statutory inspection

Service & Maintenance

Inspect structure or container, securing and release arrangements, propulsion where fitted and required emergency equipment. Perform drills and functional tests strictly under approved procedures and review statutory service records. Refer to manufacturer and SOLAS-approved documentation for the exact figure for load, capacity and release criteria.

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Replacement Parts

Carry approved engine or battery consumables where applicable, securing and release parts where onboard replacement is permitted, lighting or inventory consumables and interface spares.
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