Sea-Help Intervention Boats

The intervention boats have been developed for the Sea Help interventions on the Adriatic in cooperation with Pischel jun. "R.I.B-LINE", Pischel sen. "Bolero" and the Boat Centre Niederrhein.

The rubber dinghies of 8m length meet high standards (B category) concerning security, concept, power and speed.

All Sea Help intervention boats are equipped with VHF-radio, GPS-plotter and radar device, which is why they are suitable for the night drive.

Each boat has two 140 HP, 4-stroke, i.e. 175 HP, 4-stroke outboard Suzuki motors, which are responsible for the power and the speed.

The intervention boats reach a maximum speed of 45 knots.

The heaviest yacht which was ever towed in Croatia weighed almost 100 tons.

The longest towing route amounted to 125 nautical miles.

Every Sea Help intervention boat has a 2KW generator and diving equipment, as well as standard spare parts. (V-belt, Impeller, thermostat)

Diving interventions up to 15 m deep may be performed immediately.

A special diving equipment enables up to 40 m deep dives.

The equipment stood the test several times during salvations of stuck anchors.

There are enough life saving vests for the transport of up to 12 persons on board of every Sea Help intervention boat.

Yachts or boats with sprung leaks can be held above water with two strong pumps (2000 litres / minute).

This complete equipment is on all Sea Help intervention boats