Liya 14ft Center Console RIB Boat 7 Person Capacity with CE

｜Technical Parameter-Liya 14 Foot Center Console RIB

｜Standard & Optional Accessories-Liya 14 Foot Center Console RIB

｜Standard Accessories

｜Optional Accessories

｜Quality Assurance-Liya 14 Foot Center Console RIB

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

｜Overall Design

The design principle of the 14-foot Center Console RIB boat mainly involves material selection, structural design, stability design, inflation system design and other aspects.

｜Bottom and deck features & 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.

｜Safety Operation & Maintenance Guide-Liya 14 Foot Center Console RIB

｜Core Safety Operating Guidelines

   Safety is fundamental to enjoying water activities. Please be sure to adhere to the following core guidelines emphasized by professional maritime authorities:

• Use the emergency stop line correctly: This is the most important safety equipment; its sole purpose is to immediately shut off the engine if the operator accidentally leaves the control position. Before each start-up, always secure one end to the operator's leg or arm and the other end to the emergency stop switch. When changing operators, always shut off the engine before handing over.

• Wear life jackets at all times: While not legally mandatory for some small boats, it is strongly recommended that all personnel on board (especially children) wear standard life jackets or buoyancy suits correctly at all times. This greatly increases the chances of survival and rescue in the event of an accidental fall overboard.

• Maintain a safe speed and effective lookout: Always navigate at a safe speed, especially near shore, in harbors, swimming areas, and areas with high vessel traffic. Your boat's V-shaped 20-degree hull design provides good stability at high speeds, but may be more responsive during low-speed turns; caution is advised. Maintain a 360-degree lookout at all times, watching for swimmers, other vessels, and floating objects.

• Driving under the influence of alcohol is strictly prohibited: Alcohol severely impairs judgment, balance, and reaction time, greatly increasing the risk of accidents. Driving on water should be treated the same as driving on land; drunk driving is strictly prohibited.

• Obey navigation rules: When navigating narrow channels, do not obstruct the passage of large vessels. Understand and comply with local navigation rules and speed limits.

｜Driving and Navigation Skills

  The central control console design of this vessel provides a more balanced driving view and ease of operation. Please combine the following techniques for safe navigation:

• Familiarize yourself with your boat: Practice in open water to get a feel for throttle response, turning radius, and reaction in waves.

• Personnel and Loading: Although the maximum load capacity is 880kg (approximately 7 people), ensure that the weight of passengers and cargo is evenly distributed throughout the vessel, avoiding concentration on one side or at the bow and stern, to maintain vessel stability and optimal navigation attitude.

• Coping with Waves: Adjust course and speed according to sea conditions. When facing waves, the basic principle is:

  For small waves (e.g., less than 0.5 meters), pass through at a constant speed.

  When facing moderate waves, accelerate appropriately to lift the bow over the wave crest, then resume speed afterward.

  When encountering large waves or when unsure of your course, reduce speed or stop and wait for a favorable opportunity, or change course to avoid the wave. Never attempt high-speed surfing blindly.

• Boating and Launching: Always approach the dock or shore slowly at a low speed. Make full use of the stainless steel handrails on both sides of the stern for passengers to hold onto safely. For removable panels and recessed cup holders on the control panel, it is recommended to remove or secure cups before berthing to prevent tipping.

｜Routine Inspection and Maintenance Regular maintenance 

• Pre-Sailing Inspection (Every Time):

  Hull and Inflatable Tubes: Check that the airbags are inflated to a sufficient pressure and for any obvious scratches, wear, or leaks.

  Engine: Check the fuel level and engine oil level, and ensure that the coolant inlet and outlet are clear. Test the emergency stop rope function.

  Drainage System: Ensure that the deck automatic drain holes are not blocked by foreign objects.

  Safety Equipment: Ensure life jackets, fire extinguishers, oars, throwing ropes, anchors, etc., are complete and in good working order.

  Optional Accessories: If stainless steel/aluminum alloy stern and navigation lights are selected, check that they are securely installed and that the lights are functioning properly.

  
  

• Post-Sailing Maintenance (Every Time):

  Thoroughly rinse the hull, airbags, deck, and engine exterior with fresh water to remove salt and dirt.

  Dry the control console, instrument panel, and removable panels to prevent water stains.

  Drain any remaining water on the deck and open storage compartments for ventilation and drying.

  
  

• Regular Maintenance (by season or frequency of use):

  Airbags: Clean regularly with a specialized cleaner. After drying, apply a protective agent to slow down UV aging. Check the seals of all air valves.

  Outboard Engine: Strictly follow the engine manufacturer's manual for regular maintenance, including changing engine oil, gear oil, spark plugs, and checking the water pump impeller.

  Hull and Accessories: Inspect the V-shaped fiberglass hull for dents or cracks. Check all metal components, including stainless steel handrails, stern fins, and cup holders, for loose or rusted bolts.

  Electrical System: Check battery charge and ensure all terminals are secure. Test all lights (including optional navigation lights) and instruments for proper functioning.

  
  

• Special Precautions and Reminders

  Control Panel: Its detachable design increases flexibility, but ensure it is securely installed during navigation. For long-term storage, it is recommended to remove the panel and store it in a dry place.

  Occupant Safety: All occupants must be seated during navigation. The stern stainless steel handrail is for holding onto only when the boat is moored or at low speeds; leaning against or standing on the side of the boat during navigation is strictly prohibited.

  Weather and Planning: Always check the weather forecast and sea conditions before setting sail to avoid sailing in inclement weather. Inform shore personnel of your navigation plans and expected return time.

  Emergency: Carry a VHF radio or ensure your mobile phone is waterproof and fully charged. Remember the local maritime rescue number.