Privilege 615 engines, electrical and systems

How the propulsion, steering, power, water and fire systems are arranged on the model.

Propulsion and steering

PropulsionTwin inboard dieselEngines
Drive typeShaft driveEngines
Engine fuelDiesel, port and starboardEngines
ExhaustWet, port and starboardEngines
SteeringHydraulicSteering
Steering gear115 CT CARSteering
Emergency steeringEmergency tiller carried aboardSteering
Helm stationOne, on the flybridge, port sideSteering
Autopilot driveVHM 50 DTSteering

Electrical

House bank720 Ah, 24 V, gelElectrical
Engine start banks2 × 12 V, gelElectrical
Inverter / charger5,000 VAElectrical
Shore power50 A, 220/110 V inletElectrical
GeneratorDiesel, 240 VAC, single phase, 50 HzGenerator
Alternator output80 AElectrical
Windlass24 VDCDeck hardware
Instrument networkNMEA 2000Electronics

Water, tanks and plumbing

Fresh water1,300 L totalSpecification
Fuel1,500 L total, in two 750 L tanksSpecification
Black water300 LPlumbing
Watermaker200 L/h, 5 micron prefilterPlumbing
Pressure accumulator19 LPlumbing
SeacocksQuarter-turnThrough hulls
Through-hull diameter38 mmThrough hulls
ToiletsManualPlumbing

Bilge and safety systems

Electric bilge pumps4Bilge
Manual bilge pumps2Bilge
Bilge pump capacity14,000 L/hBilge
Bilge alarmFittedBilge
Engine-room fire suppressionFixed CO2, 10 kgFire
Gas detector and solenoidFittedGas
Liferaft10 person, canister, ISO 9650-1Safety
JacklinesFittedSafety

Galley and accommodation

Cabins4Accommodation
StoveLPG, four burners, with ovenGalley
MicrowaveFittedGalley
Air conditioning63,000 BTUAccommodation
Boarding ladderTransom swim ladderDeck hardware

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Model specifications are a starting point. Pumps get swapped, banks get rebuilt in lithium, electronics get replaced twice over. BosunMarine reads the manuals for the equipment actually fitted to your vessel and answers questions from those, with the source page attached.

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These are specifications for the Privilege 615 as a model, read from the builder's owner's manual and published as reference data; no part of the manual is reproduced here, and nothing on this page describes any individual vessel. Equipment varies by build year and is routinely changed during a boat's life. For anything involving gas, electrical work, through-hulls or the safety of the vessel, work from your own documentation and a qualified marine technician, not from this page.