｜Technical Parameter-Liya 17 Foot 10 Person Center Console Boat

｜Standard & Optional Accessories

-17 Foot Affordable Center Console Boat

｜Quality Assurance- 17FT Economical Center Console Boat

-Designed base on international standard ISO6185- CE certificate & Produced by ISO Manufacturer

｜Overall Design & Fiberglass Hull

The design principle of the 17-foot RIB boat mainly involves material selection, structural design, stability design, inflation system design and other aspects.

｜Bottom and deck features & Vacuum absorption technology

Wave-resistant, waterproof, sturdy internal structure and reliable vacuum adsorption technology make the hull stronger, more stable, and safer.

｜Line classification system & Certificates double insurance

Engineered for Peace of Mind- Double insurance design & international standard certification.

Operation & Precautions For Liya 5.2 meter 17 Foot RIB

·Flush the hull with fresh water regularly (especially after seawater use) and clean the pontoons.

·Use mild detergents; avoid using corrosive or abrasive chemicals.

·Regularly check and maintain proper air pressure in the pontoons.

·For long-term storage, place the vessel in a cool, dry place, avoiding prolonged direct sunlight to slow down the aging of the adhesive layers and materials.

·Strictly follow the engine manufacturer's manual for engine maintenance.

Essential Safety Operations

Operating a RIB safely requires diligent preparation and adherence to fundamental rules.

• Use the Kill Cord (Engine Cut-Off Switch) Correctly: This is a critical safety device. Always attach the kill cord securely to your person (e.g., leg or life jacket) before starting the engine. Its sole purpose is to stop the engine if you are thrown from the helm, preventing a runaway boat. Test it regularly and never operate the boat without it securely attached.

• Mandatory Use of Lifejackets: Ensure a correctly sized, serviceable lifejacket is available for every person on board. For safety,all occupants should wear them at all times while on the water, especially children. This single action dramatically increases survival probability in an emergency.

• Maintain a Safe Speed and Good Lookout: Your speed must always be safe for the conditions, visibility, and traffic density. Be mindful of your wake, which can endanger other vessels, swimmers, and moored boats. A constant, diligent lookout is vital to spot other craft, swimmers, divers, and debris.

• Carry and Monitor a VHF Radio: A portable VHF radio is essential for communication, receiving safety broadcasts, and summoning help. It is strongly recommended to maintain a listening watch on the appropriate channel for your area.

• Zero Tolerance for Alcohol: Do not consume alcohol before or during boating. Alcohol impairs judgment, balance, and reaction time, putting everyone on board at significant risk.

• Passenger Safety Briefing and Seating: Before departure, brief all passengers on the location of safety equipment and basic procedures. For stability and safety, especially at high speed or in waves, passengers should sit on the designated seats and not on the inflatable tubes.

Routine Maintenance Schedule

A consistent maintenance routine is key to reliability and safety. Follow the manufacturer's manual for your specific engine and systems.

Pre-Operation Checks (Every Trip)

• Fuel System: Check for sufficient fuel (plan for 1/3 out, 1/3 back, 1/3 reserve) and inspect for leaks or odors. Check fuel lines for cracks.

• Engine & Battery: Check engine oil level. Ensure the battery is charged, terminals are clean and secure.

• Boat Integrity: Visually inspect the hull for damage and ensure the inflatable tubes are firm. Verify all drain plugs ("bungs") are securely in place.

• Safety Gear: Confirm all required safety equipment (lifejackets, fire extinguisher, flares, etc.) is on board, accessible, and in serviceable condition.

Regular Maintenance (Per Season or Every 100 Engine Hours)

• Engine Service: Follow the engine manufacturer's schedule for oil changes, gear case oil replacement, and spark plug replacement. Flush the cooling system with fresh water after use in saltwater.

• Hull and Tubes: Clean the fibreglass hull and tubes with appropriate, non-abrasive cleaners. Inspect the hull for cracks or gelcoat damage and repair promptly.

• Steering and Propeller: Inspect steering cables and connections for wear. Check the propeller for dings or debris like fishing line, and ensure the nut and split pin are secure.

Annual/Off-Season Maintenance

• Full Systems Check: Service the engine according to its annual schedule. Have inflatable lifejackets professionally serviced.

• Fuel System: If storing the boat with fuel, use a stabilizer. For long-term storage, it's often best to drain the fuel system.

• Battery Care: Store the battery in a cool, dry place and keep it charged over the off-season.

• General Preservation: Lubricate all moving parts. Protect the boat from UV exposure and freezing temperatures.

Key Specifications & Compliance

Your Liya 5.2m RIB is CE Certified, indicating it meets specific European construction standards for its design category (likely Category C for coastal waters). Key specifications relevant to safe operation include:

• Maximum Capacity: 10 persons. Never exceed this limit.

• Hull Design: Features a deep-V (20° deadrise) hull for smoother performance in waves.

• Construction: The tubes are made from durable Hypalon material, and the fibreglass hull is built using vacuum infusion for strength.