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Reference:	T325
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The KND T325 is designed for fast Advance Life Support Vessel (ALSV). The vessel is capable of transferring two simultaneous patients with three crew on board, with special attention been added to the of fixed medical benches as opposed to emergency stretches which are typically found in ambulances and not suited for marine applications. KND’s understanding of advanced emergency medicine has allowed special attention to all aspect of the cabin taking into consideration, patient transfer from land to vessel where lack of infrastructure is available. The importance of workflow around the patient once on board for the emergency personal and care givers. The seating arrangement having the dual purpose patient bench or can be used for additional seating arrangement allowing for emergency rescue operations. Special importance is given to the aspects of simplicity and robustness with fixed patient benches, foldaway equipment trays, floating spine boards, best in class emergency equipment able to transfer patient data from the vessel to hospital. The stretchers and floating spine board solution, allows for medical personal easily transfer patients from site. All patient and seating arrangements double up for storage of all medical equipment and boat equipments. The cupboards and patient benches are equipped with AC power for charging of all battery operated medical devices to ensure maximum redundancy in advance medical operations. The benches are equipped with foldable lockable equipment tables with oxygen cylinder, fold away drip stands, roller-door storage cupboards with AC power for equipment, refrigerator toilet and sink. The vessel is equipped with rescue door above the waterline to ensure movement of patient from land onto the vessel. It is a double Outboard engine BOAT with leg propeller drives making this a state of the art fast Advanced Life Support and Transfer vessel.

Standard Features

• Full marine VHF radio
• Horn
• Air conditioned lockable cabin
• Windscreen wipers
• Depth finder
• Electric and manual bilge pumps
• GPS
• Floatation
• Crew seating
• Steel grab-rails
• Electronics distribution panel
• Life rings
• Fire extinguishers
• Mooring cleats “fore and aft”

Medical Equipment Supplied
-Electrical suction machine
-First aid kit for 10 people
-Medical infusion kit
-Headrest adjustable
- Fixed bench stretcher with equipped with a mattress pad with washable lining and a set of ramps, handrails, 3 straps for patient stability. Doubles up for extra strorage and seating with seat bealts
- 2 x Floating spine board with spider harness
- 2 x Nato Stetchers
-Posts of 2 oxygen bottles, with supports, detector, flowmeter,
-humidifier et tubing, the whole being normalized NF
-ceiling hooks for infusion bottles.
-Vital signs monitor with NIBP, HR, SpO₂ et ECG, 3 leads, with rechargeable battery
-Defibrillator, with rechargeable battery
-Double stethoscopes pavilion
-Laryngoscopes with 5 blades
-Pulse oxymeter with batteries
-Set of cervical collar
-Guedel oral airway no 1-5
-Open mouth plastic
-Magill forceps
-Ambu bag (adult) with 3 masks
-Ambu bag (pediatrics) with 3 masks
-Inflatable splints (4 upper limbs et 4 lower limbs)
-Survival blankets
-Tourniquets
-Scissors

Vessel name: T325 Fast Ambulance ALSm Vessel condition: New Build Vessel type: Ambulance and Rescue Vessel Designer: KND Naval Design Builder: KND Make: KND Model: T100 Year constructed: 2012 Class Society: DNV Guests: 4 Berths: 2 Heads: 16 No. of engines: 2 Engine model: Yamaha Engine power: 500 HP Fuel type: Petrol (Gas) Drive type: Outboard Crusing Speed: 28 Knots Maximum Speed: 42 Knots Length over all: 10m Beam: 3.50m Maximum draft: .50m Hull material: Glass Fibre Hull type: Monohull Deadrise: 23 Degrees Displacement: 5300 kg Fuel capacity: 500 Litres Water capacity: 100 Litres

Specifications of the engines are:
Model Code 2 : FL250AETU
Engine : 4-stroke, 24-Valve, DOHC, Direct action, 60º, V6
Displacement : 3352 cm³
Compression Ratio : 9.9
Max. Prop Shaft Output : 183.9 kW (250 ps) @ 5500 r/m
Full throttle rpm range : 5000 ~ 6000 r/m
Fuel Induction System : Electronic fuel injection
Starter System : Prime Start
Lubrication : Wet sump
Engine oil capacity : 4.7 / 4.5 l * with / without oil filter exchange
Bore x Stroke (mm) : 94.0 mm x 80.5 mm
Fuel consumption : 73.5 l/h @ 5500 r/m * reference data
Trim & Tilt : PTT
Shallow Water Drive Positions
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Gear ratio : 2.0 (30/15)
Engine transom height : U: 770 mm (30.3
Dry Weight : 284 kg / 278 kg
Key Features : 60º V6 Engine - Compact and high performance
24-Valve Double Over Head Camshaft Direct Action V6
In-Bank-Exhaust - Compact & Lightweight
ECM Micro-Computer Control - reliability, high performance,
Variable Camshaft Timing - performance
YDIS : Yamaha Diagnostic System - Serviceability & Reliability

This vessel was built in Cape Town and took 43 days to complete.

The cabin has been designed to carry two passengers as ambulance and can carry an additional 10 for search and rescue operations. This includes
2 x Fixed Stretches Adjustable with seat belts, stowage for spine board other equipment
3 x Adjustable fold-away head trays and foot tray for equipment
2 x Drip stands
2 x 3 socket AC 220V
2 x 8 shelf equipment locker with 220V AC for charging power
WC
Wash Basin 100L fresh water
Air Conditioned

Best in class equipment supplied which includes
2 x Philips MRX Defibrillator Monitor
2 x Ferno Floating Spine Boards
2 x Folding Nato Stretchers
2 x Portable Oxygen Cylinder
2 x Fixed Stretches Adjustable with seat belts, stowage for spine board other equipment
3 x Adjustable fold-away head trays and foot tray for equipment
2 x Drip stands
2 x 3 socket AC 220V
2 x 8 shelf equipment locker with 220V AC for charging power
WC
Wash Basin 100L fresh water
Air Conditioned
Fridge
Navionics Raymarine e7D with iPad streaming display
VHF Radio HF and Handheld
Siren
Loud Speaker
Flashing Lights
Remote controlled spot lights

Royal Institute of Naval Architects (UK)
Society of Boat & Yacht Designers (USA)
Society of Naval Architects & Marine Engineers (USA)
Cape Town Boat Building Institute (SA)