Vizion 440 RS User manual
OWNERS MANUAL
ENG
CONTENT
1. General guidelines.............................................................................. 5
2. Technical data...................................................................................... 5
3. Delivery set............................................................................................ 7
4. Hull arrangement ................................................................................ 7
4.1. Basic hull parameters..................................................................... 8
5. Steering and power systems........................................................... 8
6. Electrical equipment........................................................................... 9
7. Motor installation guidelines.......................................................... 11
8. Safety requirements .......................................................................... 11
9. Transportation and storage............................................................. 13
10. Environmental protection.............................................................. 14
11. Maintenance service........................................................................ 14
12. Disposal.................................................................................................14
13. Manufacturer’s warranties............................................................. 15
14. Declaration of conformity ............................................................. 16
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1. GENERAL GUIDELINES
VIZION 440 motorboat (further on – motorboat) is to be used in freshwater and seawater in
temperate and rigorous climate areas with air temperature ranging from -5°С to +40°С, in coastal
waters, gulfs, water storage basins, lakes and bigger rivers with no more than a force 6 wind
(≤10,8 m/s) and no more than 2 meters wave height. The boat is meant for tourist rides and trips,
water recreation, fishing, hunting, transportation of general-purpose cargos. The boat can be used
for water area patrolling by the representatives of various supervisory authorities, in business
purposes, for the transportation of people, as a crew and utility boat.
2. TECHNICAL DATA table 1
Total length, mm
Hull height in midsection, mm
Transom height, mm
Category
Hull composite material
Transom deadrise
Load limit
(weight of passengers and luggage), kg
Seating capacity
Outboard motor power allowance, HP
Maximum permitted weight for motor, kg
Weight of rigged hull (excluding outboard motor), kg
Total width, mm
6
4430
1870
800
380/510
С
AL 5083 H111
450
4
50
110
from 290
З. DELIVERY SET
Delivery set includes:
- assembled boat (without outboard motor).
- datasheet – owners manual.
4. HULL ARRANGEMENT
The hull of the boat has sharp lines (transom deadrise 100) that ensure high dynamic characteristics,
water gripping sponsons and splash boards. The hull is made of aluminum-magnesium alloy
5083 H111 (or its analogue).The main principle of structural connection is electric arc welding in
inert-gas environment. The hull strength and reliability is ensured by the hull arrangement that is
enhanced by longitudinal and transverse frames in the area of bilge, deck and sides. Bilge space is
filled with foam polyurethan that guarantees positive buoyancy, resistance to flooding and damage
stability of the boat in accordance with EU ISO 12217-3:2017. The boat is equipped with navigation
lights, bilge water removal system (electrical pump 33 l/min), cleats, a box (tray) for the accumulator
and cords, as well as battery switch. The outboard motor is to be installed on the transom that is
strengthened by a high-duty water resistant plywood. The hull consists of four parts: forepeak,
front cockpit, aft cockpit and submotor niche. In its console construction the boat is provided with
driver’s and passengers’ consoles that have a folding door between them.
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Trunk boxes and an aerated cage are in the front cockpit. A box for spinning rods and side niche
areas for various small things are in the aft cockpit. Fuel tank compartment, battery box and a trunk
box for various things are on the back platform. The lids of trunk boxes and floorboards are made of
water resistant laminated plywood (12 mm thick) with nonskid surface.
4. 1 BASIC HULL PARAMETERS
- bottom plating, transom – 3 mm;
- sides plating – 2 mm;
- longitudinal and transverse frames – 3 mm;
- water gripping sponsons – angle 50 mm x 30 mm x 3 mm;
- stringers – U-bar 30 mm х 50 mm х 30 mm х 3 mm.
Behind the aft bulkhead there is a self-draining submotor recess; steering rope (in the console
construction) and outboard motor control wires and cables (not included into the delivery set) are
connected to the recess through grease-retainers.
A drain hole with a caprolon plug is installed on the back of the boat, in the bottom part of the
transom. Drain hole is meant to drain the water leftovers when bringing the boat ashore.
5. STEERING AND POWER SYSTEMS
An outbard motor (not included into the delivery set) with power allowance not more than 50 HP is
to be installed on the boat. In its console construction the installation of an outboard motor
controller is to be performed on the right side behind the console. In the rudder construction the
boat is operated with the help of an outboard motor rudder, in the console construction – by means
of remote steering control which includes:
- steering gear;
- steering wheel;
- wheel rope with rigid housing (12 ft in length).
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In the back part of the boat there is a fixed fuel tank (50 l). Tank filler neck is located in the back part
of the boat.
If you spilled fuel under the floorboards or trunk boxes while filling the tank or due to careless
handling of fuel storage containers, wash the fuel off with water immediately and pump it out right away
with the help of a bilge pump. Open the hand hole of the recess and ventilate the boat. Melting of the shell
of the bilge pump due to its prolonged exposure in the fuel is not a warannty case.
ATTENTION!
Due to the high burnability of fuel and its vapors follow the fire safety rules when filling the fuel tank.
6. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
Engine start, lighting, emergency lighting and power supply for electrical loads is performed by the 12V
accumulator battery (not included into the delivery set).
Electrical equipment includes:
- switches;
- appliance receptacles for external electrical appliances (12V);
- electrical pump;
- electrical pump for aerated cage;
- navigation lights;
- parking light;
- fuel level sender and indicator (optional);
- voltage meter (optional);
- battery switch.
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Electric power supply for the standard appliances of the boat is secured by automatic shutdown
devices (10А) and a general automatic shutdown device (15А) that are installed under the driver’s
console.
«+» voltage source is always connected to the battery switch and further on to powering the electrical
equipment and the outboard motor.
«-» voltage source is connected to the terminal screw and further on to the electrical equipment and the
outboard motor.
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Manufacturer has the right to make alterations in the electrical diagram of the boat
without notification.
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Electrical equipment connection pattern is shown in Diagram 1.
Diagram 1. Connection pattern
F1- F6 – automatic shutdown devices 10А
F7 – automatic shutdown device 15А
S1-S4 – switches
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7. MOTOR INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
To ensure the correct installation and good performance of the outboard motor it is strongly
recommended that the motor and its associated parts and accessories are installed by a qualified
specialist. Improper installation of the motor can lead to degradation of control effectiveness,
control failure and fire danger.
If you are installing the outboard motor independently on your own follow the guidelines that are
provided by the «Outboard Motor Installation Manual» that goes along with the motor.
8. SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
The construction of the boat meets the safety requirements pointed out in Directive 2013/53/EU
and ensures safe operation if the following rules are observed:
- outboard motor power allowance must not exceed the one indicated in Table 1 of the present
Datasheet;
- it is prohibited to run the boat in reservoirs with wave elevation more than 2 m;
- it is prohibited to run the boat if the recommended seating capacity (4 people) is exceeded;
- exceedence of the load limit (weight of passengers and luggage – not more than 450 kg) is
prohibited;
- follow the fire safety rules and environmental safety rules when filling the outboard motor or
fuel tank with fuel or oil;
- do not get up from seats or walk around the boat while on the move;
- it is prohibited to run the boat without personal floating devices provided for each passenger;
- it is categorically prohibited to stay in the front cockpit on the move (faster than 5 km/h);
- it is categorically prohibited to allow a person with no boat driving licence or a drunken person
steer the boat;
- lessen speed when approaching watercrafts and swimmers.
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Maneuvering at speed
Warning: do not try to maneuver at high speed before you explore the performance
capability and all the options of the motorboat.
Control the steering, never let the steering wheel go. Always warn the people on board before
performing any maneuver at speed. In case of normal weather you can perform an S-shaped
maneuver, not lowering the speed in which you go on the straight. Other more sharp maneuvers
are performed by means of regulating the motor capacity. Reduce the capacity with no glisade loss,
then drive into the curve. Increase the capacity, come out of the curve in order to reach previous speed.
In order for the boat owner to ensure safety during trips it is necessary to equip the boat with:
- life jackets (for each person on board).
To ensure safety during boating in sea areas it is necessary to equip the boat with:
- waterproof communication means (radio equipment) that provide safety data information including
weather forecast;
- magnet compass;
- 2 life rings with lights, a drag-sheet and a line not less than 20 m in length;
- 3 red parachute flares;
- 4 white false fires;
- 4 red false fires;
- heat-shielding products (for each person on board).
Before starting off please make sure that:
- the motorboat, motor and accumulators are in good condition;
- navigation lights and water pump function normally;
- there is enough fuel in the fuel tank;
- life jackets and other rescue equipment is on board;
- the plugs of the hull (drain plugs) and waterproof compartments, as well as the valve caps of inflatable
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