37 DMY - Drettmann Yachts
37 DMY - Drettmann Yachts
37 DMY - Drettmann Yachts
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<strong>Drettmann</strong> Motor Yacht<br />
<strong>DMY</strong> <strong>37</strong>
<strong>Drettmann</strong> Motor Yacht <strong>37</strong><br />
Short Specifications<br />
General<br />
The Yacht will be designed and built to provide 10 guest berths in the owner cabin and chartering for a maximum<br />
of 10 passengers. The modern style, incorporating modern materials, systems and practices to achieve simplicity<br />
and reliability in operation and maintenance. The yacht will be based on a completely epoxy GRP hull and<br />
Superstructure and twin screw propulsion plant.<br />
Electrical power will be generated by two diesel generators.<br />
Design: <strong>Drettmann</strong> <strong>Yachts</strong> / Focus Yacht Design<br />
Naval architect: <strong>Drettmann</strong> <strong>Yachts</strong> / Tony Castro Design<br />
Interior design: Claudia <strong>Drettmann</strong> / Focus Yacht Design<br />
Classification: BV � HULL MACH AUT-UMS Charter Yacht Motor C<br />
Unrestricted Navigation limited to 60 nm and in compliance to MCA LY 2 / 3<br />
Registration: Malta<br />
Main Dimensions<br />
Length overall: <strong>37</strong>,10 metres<br />
Length waterline: 32,78 metres<br />
Beam max: 7,80 metres<br />
Draught max: Approx. 2,12 metres<br />
Displacement full load: Approx. 145 tonnes<br />
Gross tonnage: < 300 GT<br />
Maximum speed: Approx. 25 knots<br />
Range @ 22 knots: Approx. 600 nautical miles<br />
Construction<br />
Hull: GRP epoxy, foam core, structure integrated tanks, box keel,<br />
portholes with thermally tempered safety glass, stainless steel<br />
anchor pocket, watertight hinged bulkhead doors, weather tight transom<br />
hatch and shell doors.<br />
Superstructure: GRP epoxy, foam core, structure, window frames with aluminium hidden<br />
hinged doors, electrical sliding doors at aft deck, starboard and port side.<br />
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Insulation: Thermal, fire and acoustic insulation based on Rockwool as advised by<br />
an independent acoustic consultant.<br />
Tank capacities (approx.)<br />
Fuel: 20.000 litres<br />
Fresh water: 4.000 litres<br />
Grey and Black water: 2800 litres<br />
Used lube oil: 400 litres<br />
Main Propulsion, manoeuvring and stabilisation<br />
Diesel engines: 2 x MTU 16V 2000 M94.<br />
Power rating: 2x 1940 kW<br />
Generators: 2x 55 ekW / 69 kVA KOHLER® or similar<br />
Engine controls: Engine control system (CAN-bus system) at pilothouse and fly bridge<br />
Steering: Electric hydraulic power system<br />
Bowthruster and Sternthruster: ABT® a’ 70 kW or similar<br />
Stabilizers: ABT® or similar, non retractable Zero speed fin stabilizer.<br />
Systems<br />
Fuel: Integrated tank and a service tank in engine room, level sensors,<br />
Racor double filters, electrical fuel trimming pump, manual back up pump,<br />
Alfa Laval PU150 fuel separator.<br />
Clean lube oil: Oil supply system with electrical pump, level sensors and integrated in the<br />
bottom.<br />
Used lube oil: Used lube oil tank with electrical pump and shore connection point.<br />
Bilge water: Two electrical pumps in the engine room (one is general service pump)<br />
and suction points through the boat, connected at a manifold, oily water<br />
tank will be fitted outside the engine room compartment.<br />
Fire system: A complete system for the engine room machinery spaces,<br />
water based system will be installed for accommodation areas, the galley<br />
hood will be equipped with an FM 200 system should Class / MCA require it,<br />
a fire alarm system will be installed throughout the vessel.<br />
Potable water System : A freshwater carbon filter, hot water boilers with external<br />
water heaters and water maker.<br />
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Waste water: Integrated and painted double bottom holding tanks with electrical overboard<br />
pump or to shore connection, integrated sewage treatment system<br />
with solid waste tank.<br />
Hydraulic: Central hydraulic system with two electrical pumps supplying deck crane and<br />
Passerelle, shell and aft doors. Independent hydraulic system for the deck<br />
crane.<br />
HVAC: Marineair air condition, Caribbean conditions, with chiller in engine room<br />
and fan coils in accommodations. Heating through reverse cycle and water<br />
heater and / or chill chasers at each fan coil. Marineair fresh air system<br />
in lower deck cabins, crew area and owners cabin at main deck. Engine room<br />
shutters ventilation, with fire and one mist eliminator in inlet.<br />
Electrical installation<br />
Main: 230 / 400 Volt 3-phase system, 50 Hz / 24 V emergency systems.<br />
Power supply: 2 x 55 ekW / 69 kVA synchronized generators, 50 Hz, pending<br />
Final load balance, shore power 400 V / 100 A with shore transformer.<br />
Monitoring and control: PLC controlled screens.<br />
Interior lighting: 220 V, 12 V Halogen and 24 V emergency lighting, partly with dimmers.<br />
Navigation lighting: 24 V Lopo light.<br />
Deck lighting: tbd.<br />
Searchlight: Remote controlled Sanshin in mast.<br />
Alarm systems: Integrated burglar and fire-alarm system.<br />
Navigation & communication to be selected.<br />
Entertainment equipment to be selected.<br />
Household equipment to be selected.<br />
Exterior equipment<br />
Bollards and fairleads: Stainless steel double bollards and fairleads.<br />
Anchor and chain: Two balanced high holding anchors. Galvanised chains.<br />
Anchor winch: Two electrical winches.<br />
Capstans: Two electrical capstans.<br />
Deck crane: One hydraulic MOB crane 1500 kg.<br />
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Gangway: Hydraulic integrated gangway.<br />
Tenders and Jet-skis: 1 garages under forward deck, for a Williams 455 and a SeaDoo RXP aft Stb.<br />
Swimming ladder: Stainless steel.<br />
Accommodation ladder: Marquipt manual ( optional).<br />
Railing: High polish stainless Steel.<br />
Decking: Teak deck on main, fly bridge deck, outside stairs, some areas such as the<br />
beach hatch and side platforms will use imitation of teak to prevent wood<br />
rot when the doors are closed for a long period.<br />
Interior<br />
A custom made high quality interior. The interior is flexibly mounted to dampen vibration and to reduce noise.<br />
Floors: Plywood insulated panels covered with carpet with wooden borders<br />
all around. Marble floors are laid in a patter. In the guest and owners<br />
Bathrooms a standard floor heating mat to be incorporated. A limited amount<br />
of parquet may be used.<br />
Walls and doors: Classification society and the M.C.A. Plywood panels with wooden<br />
and / or lacquered panels partly with decorative finishes. All doors have to be<br />
according the requirements of the classification society and the M.C.A.<br />
Beds and berths: All Beds and berths are to be equipped with drawers to store blankets, pillows<br />
etc. mattresses will be of a fireproof class and non-allergic stuffing. All<br />
mattresses are to have covers of upholstery material with full length high<br />
quality nylon zippers on three sides. All beds to be ventilated through the top.<br />
Upholstery: To be selected.<br />
Fixed furniture: To be selected.<br />
Loose furniture: To be selected.<br />
On account of our adaptable offers divergences are not to be excluded from the information performed here.<br />
The information’s are without guarantee. The <strong>Drettmann</strong> <strong>Yachts</strong> GmbH - Germany reserve the right to make<br />
amendments to the specification without prior notice if in their opinion the alterations serve to improve the<br />
This specification is effective to orders from 01/2013.<br />
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DRETTMANN MOTORYACHTS – NEW FREEDOM<br />
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OPEN SPACES<br />
You can only expect new answers if you ask new questions. That was the basic idea that led to<br />
the development of the new <strong>Drettmann</strong> Motor <strong>Yachts</strong>, in which we took the usual as a starting<br />
point for the creation of something totally unusual.<br />
As for the questions we asked: they fundamentally involved taking a critical look at what was<br />
already available. What do today‘s 20 to <strong>37</strong>-metre yachts look like? What could make them look<br />
better and function better? And above all: how have the wishes and demands of the owners<br />
changed – and how do we consequently have to change our approach? Just a quick glance at the<br />
outcome immediately reveals that we came up with convincing answers to all these questions.<br />
One of the prime innovations is that the new lines have said goodbye to a classic design feature,<br />
namely the clear distinction between vol-uminous hull and superstructures. This has been waived<br />
in favour of an organic shape which gives the yacht an artistic, almost sculptural appearance.<br />
Added elegance, but not at the cost of space. On the contrary: an intelligent layout means the<br />
interior is actually astonishingly roomy. Combined with interior design that is geared to clarity,<br />
finely tuned colour schemes and simple yet surprisingly varied purism, this all adds up to a<br />
completely new yacht feeling – one of being on a far larger class of yacht.<br />
That is a decidedly good feeling – and one that is intensified by a number of highly interesting and<br />
thoroughly unusual features. The idea, for example, of not confining owner and guests to the hull,<br />
but placing them as close to the water as possible led to a totally new solution for this class of<br />
yacht. A beach club at the stern with bar, retractable swimming platforms at the sides for bathing<br />
or simply chilling right beside the water. Or a main saloon that is open on three sides, cleverly and<br />
comfortably abolishing the boundaries between interior and exterior. „These new comfort zones<br />
provide endless new opportunities, above all, direct access to the sea. This enhances the quality<br />
of all these things that make life on board interesting – whether swimming, diving, jet-skiing,<br />
dining, partying or simply sunbathing,“ sums up Albert <strong>Drettmann</strong>. The enthusiastic reaction from<br />
the public at the Düsseldorf Boat Show in January was ample proof that this description of the<br />
<strong>DMY</strong> line is no exaggeration.
<strong>Drettmann</strong> <strong>Yachts</strong> GmbH<br />
Arberger Hafendamm 22<br />
28309 Bremen<br />
Germany