Certified pre-owned yachts.
X5 Plus - Chief among the changes relative to its predecessor are lighter displacement and a more powerful rig in the interest of speed.
X5 luxury catamarans have won multiple prestigious awards, including: - The Best Boat - Best System - Most Innovative Sailboat awards
The 54′ e-plus.
New stern shape & retractable swim ladder, semi-flush deck hatches & furling main sail, hardtop over helm position, aesthetics: updated exterior design.
General specifications, hull and appendages, deck and fittings, helm station, rigging and sails, interior finishes, entertainment area, galley and pantry, navigation station, 2 x port hull guest cabins, 2 x port hull guest en-suite bathrooms, 1 x entire starboard hull owners cabin with en-suite bathroom, engines and engine room, communication, safety equipment.
The hull is of sandwich composite construction using Quadriaxial stitched fabrics, Divinicell composite PVC foam and Epoxy Vinyl Ester resin. This gives a stiff laminate with excellent strength and lightweight properties. | |
The engine beds are of GRP and bonded to the hull. | |
Sea-cocks under water line are Marelon and located in accessible positions. | |
Hose connections to inboard side of stainless steel sea-cocks have two stainless steel hose clamps. | |
For osmosis protection an ISO / NPG Gelcoat is used | |
Standard hull colour is light grey. | |
Rudder are from Jefa and linked to Jefa transmission steering system with dual auto pilot | |
Structural bulkheads are a combination of 80 density foam and Lloyds Marine ply wood hand laminated to hull and deck. | |
Bulkhead thickness is 24mm for ply wood and 28mm for foam core | |
Dedicated collision bulkheads at bow, at transom (to protect the engines) and at the bottom section of each keel | |
4 x RGBW Underwater LED lights | |
Extended transoms with Swissway swimming ladder with handles | |
Underwater epoxy- Antifouling application | |
The deck is of sandwich composite construction using Quadriaxial-stitched fabrics with 80 density foam of appropriate thickness as the core | |
High density material under all deck fittings with stainless steel backing plates | |
Deck surface has a moulded diamond patterned non-slip finish | |
Standard Gelcoat colour is white | |
Electric under deck horizontal anchor windlass 24V/1500W with wired remote in foredeck anchor locker | |
Large anchor cleat mounted in anchor locker | |
Stainless steel anchor swivel with twin nylon anchor roller inside anchor locker with revised “anchor pod” | |
Anchor – Ultra 45kg with Ultra Flip Swivel, 75m of 10mm chain, 100m 16mm warp | |
Stainless steel shroud chain plates are bolted to hull in area of structural bulkheads | |
Two recessed water tank fillers fitted on coach roof so as to act as rain water collection points | |
Two Diesel fillers fitted on aft top transom step | |
Breathers exit above deck level | |
2 x Electricity dock inlets on transom linked to the inverter chargers and include a shore power lead | |
1 x Electricity dock inlets on transom linked to Charge Masters | |
2 x Electrical stainless steel gooseneck at mast | |
Fore deck hatches for storage with recessed and lockable stainless steel catches with stainless steel gas struts | |
Electrical socket in stbd water tank locker | |
Large access opening deck hatch on port foredeck peak gives access to white flow coated locker with ladder going down into locker | |
Front deck lounging area with custom cushions | |
Cabin windows straight glass panels with ceramic borders for UV protection | |
Steaming lights on mast and aft targa | |
Tow rail is incorporated into the deck with dedicated mounting areas for stanchions | |
Two pull-pits with white Flexiteek seats plus cushions | |
Side railings with mid gate in solid stainless steel tubing with middle Spectra wire. Railing height 720mm | |
8 x Large mooring cleats for marina berthing | |
2 x Transom cleats on inner hull | |
Electric Roller furling self tacking Jib with curved traveller situated in front of mast step with jib sheet led aft to winch in cockpit | |
Complete main-sheeting system with blocks led aft to winch in cockpit | |
All lines from mast and sailing gear led aft to two main electric winches | |
Sliding aluminium entrance door with 6.5mm laminated clear glass with lock | |
Recessed sliding door grating in cockpit floor covered with Flexiteek | |
Fire extinguisher in cockpit | |
Wet and dry lockers in cockpit for storage | |
Large teak cockpit table incorporating world map in black polyurethane on fixed aluminum legs | |
Small teak cockpit table on adjustable single aluminum leg enabling to be converted to a bed | |
Wet bar / BBQ unit in cockpit incorporating solid surfacing counter top with under mounted sink with mixer tap and electric BBQ (48V DC BBQ) | |
Fridge for cockpit – Vitrifrigo DW75L OCX2 drawer refrigerator 75Ltr | |
Storage cupboard in Wet bar / BBQ unit | |
Overhead recessed LED cockpit lights | |
Blue and red exterior courtesy floor lighting | |
LED backlit corporate logo on bulkhead in cockpit | |
All lockers are self-draining and flow coated white | |
Aluminium structural cross beam with A-frame through bolted on bow, finished in black | |
Two black large open net trampolines lashed to deck | |
Stainless steel swimming ladder on Port side with stainless steel handrail up each stepped transom. (Replaced by Swissway unit) | |
Integral complete overhead targa bar with soft furnishing ceiling inserts | |
Build into the targa on port side a overhead shower with hot and cold water | |
Pull out shower with cold and hot water fitted at top of port transom steps | |
Fresh water shore connection fitted on port transom step area for connecting ships fresh water system to shore water hose | |
Bimini sides and back with mesh windows that can also be closed for privacy, fitted in a recess in overhead moulding for flush look | |
Recliner style sunbed on aft deck incorporating stowage underneath – stainless steel railing/cable to prevent person falling overboard | |
1 x 12 volt outlet at cockpit table | |
1 x Waterproof USB outlet at cockpit table | |
1 x Splash proof AC socket at cockpit table | |
14 x large, non-opening recessed windows in tinted glass in hull outer sides | |
Cockpit and helm cushions including backrests with thicker and upgraded foam and cloth | |
Davits on aft sunbed with remote controlled electric winches fitted in sunbed locker. Ropes and blocks included | |
Handrails fitted in front top part of targa for extra security when moving up and down deck levels | |
Small adjustable LED spotlights fitted on both aft sides of targa to supply light on aft steps area | |
Two fishing rod holders installed (one on each side) of the Targa, upgraded adjustable model | |
Custom paint accent colours on Targa and coach roof | |
All lines led back to helm for easy single handed sailing | |
Winches are 2 speed electric self tailing, size 60 | |
14 x rope clutches at helm station for clutching sheets, halyards and ropes (High load clutches for Main and Genoa sheets) | |
Extra large double seat helm chair with full length padded backrest in cockpit | |
Large power dampened compass ahead of helm station in cockpit | |
1 x B&G TRITON 2 Digital Display | |
1 x B&G ZEUS3S 16 MFD, World basemap with remote control | |
1 x B&G TRITON 2 Autopilot Controller | |
1 x B&G VHF Handset, V100, Wired | |
GRP moulded helm top with glass windscreen, overhead hatch, side opening window and custom solar arrangement | |
Incorporated into the helm top is a roll down canvas enclosure for protection when needed | |
Overhead sound system speakers incorporated in helm top | |
Separate moulded instrument module with angled mounting surfaces for instruments. Modified to accommodate 19″ plotter | |
Storage locker with lid for ropes below steering wheel | |
C-Zone switch panel to control various systems from helm | |
1 x 12V outlet and 1 x USB outlet | |
Touch screen control with chain counter for windlass operation at cockpit | |
Engine instrumentation, electronic throttle and gear controls | |
800mm, Black composite three spoke race look helm wheel | |
Handrail fitted below stbd winch for easy and safe access to helm station | |
Dedicated storage area for small items including wireless charging pad | |
Overhead Red/white light fitted in helm top to provide light at night | |
Spars built of extruded aluminium and painted in black | |
Single spreader fractional rig with internal wiring shielded in PVC tube secured to mast | |
Mast grounded through shrouds/chain plates to copper grounding plates in keels | |
In Boom furling mainsail with aluminium boom painted in black | |
Boom preventer attachment points | |
Boom, standing and running rigging | |
Flag halyards from bottom spreader | |
Electric Furling system for headsails | |
Navigation, deck and anchor lights | |
VHF aerial on top of mast | |
Loud Hailer at bottom of Radar bracket | |
Decorative dual colour spreader lights | |
Sails by North Sails – Full batten mainsail with three reefs totalling 105m², Black NPL Tour xi Norlam | |
B&G RADAR, HALO20 fitted on spreader | |
1 x mainsail halyard – 12mm Spectra | |
1 x Spinnaker / Code 65 halyard -12mm Spectra | |
1 x Self tacking Jib sheet – 12mm Spectra | |
1 x Main boom topping lift – 12mm Braid | |
1 x Mainsheet sheet -12mm Spectra | |
1 x Fixed outhaul – 12mm Spectra | |
2 x Mainsail traveller car control lines – 10mm braid | |
2 x Genoa sheets – 12mm Super Braid | |
Electric Furling 39m² Self tacking Jib with UV including deck hardware (Reckmann 48V) | |
Electric Furling 65m² Genoa with UV including deck hardware (Reckmann 48V) | |
Code 65 Sail of 135m² on bowprod with an electric furler for downwind sailing. Both sheets led aft to main winches (Reckmann 48V) | |
Large saloon area with 360 degree panoramic view | |
Typical area headroom is an average of 1,9m | |
Incorporated opening portholes in forward facing windows for ventilation | |
U-shaped settee with cloth upholstery | |
Saloon table to be convertible to bed on 2 electrical telescopic pedestals | |
Combination shade-mosquito screens for opening deck hatches – Goiot | |
Pleated blinds for saloon cabin windows | |
Storage compartments under saloon seating | |
Overhead stylish LED recessed ceiling lights | |
Light switches to operate and dim light output | |
3 x large opening deck hatches | |
Locking Sliding aluminium door with open/closed positions | |
Escape hatch in saloon floor with sand blasted glass ‘world map’ logo | |
Sliding window to cockpit | |
Laminated flooring throughout | |
Electrical sockets | |
1 x Cabin fan | |
2 x (18 000) BTU Inverter BLDC self-contained air con units with outlets at nav and settee (48V) | |
Typical area headroom is an average of 2,05m | |
Galley in main saloon to Port with direct access to cockpit | |
Large L-shaped counter top in stone solid surfacing with double under counter sink with stainless steel professional mixer tap | |
Drinking water tap hooked to ice maker filter system | |
Large double drawers under sink unit with heavy duty drawer slides | |
Integrated dish draining area | |
Large cupboard doors with storage | |
One set of drawers | |
Drawer for spice and condiments | |
Rubbish bin in dedicated drawer for easy access | |
2 x Double domino style induction hobs with pot holders | |
Extraction system above hob | |
Speed oven with grill (convection microwave) | |
Large Island unit with solid surfacing | |
Large single cupboard | |
Recessed overhead LED lighting | |
Light switch and dimmer for overhead lighting | |
Laminated flooring | |
Numerous electrical outlets | |
Fire extinguisher | |
Fire blanket | |
Typical area headroom is an average of 2m | |
Access to each of the cabins is from the saloon by a companionway. Privacy is provided by a cabin door leading to each cabin | |
Large 1.95m x 1.4m bed with soft furnished headboard | |
Island style bed with steps up each side giving separate access | |
Recessed bookshelf with cabinet and wardrobe | |
Extra large storage under bed with drawers | |
Dressing table with storage underneath | |
Fiddles on all outboard shelves | |
Overhead opening deck hatch for ventilation | |
Combination shade-mosquito screens for opening deck hatches – Goiot | |
Several large non opening hull windows | |
Reading lights, overhead recessed ceiling lights, all LED | |
Switch for cabin lights | |
Fire extinguisher | |
Laminated flooring throughout | |
Electrical outlets with 1 x USB outlet close to bed | |
1 x Cabin fan (each cabin) | |
Pleated blinds for hull cabin windows | |
1 x 10 000 BTU Inverter BLDC self-contained air con unit (per cabin) with one upper level outlet for each cabin. Control panel is fitted at bunk for easy access. (48V) | |
Typical area headroom is an average of 2m | |
Access to the owners hull is from the saloon by a companionway and privacy is provided by a large wooden sliding door | |
Large solid surfacing counter top with integral “his” and “hers” double basins | |
Professional hot and cold mixer taps | |
Cupboards underneath for storage | |
Large mirror units above with storage for bathroom accessories | |
Electric toilet with fresh water flush and Bidet function | |
Electrical waterproof outlet | |
Washer drier mounted in dedicated cupboard with removable shelves above | |
A fully enclosed large shower moulding with Acrylic opening door and seat | |
Opening deck hatch for ventilation | |
Combination shade-mosquito screens for opening deck hatches – Goiot | |
Large non opening hull window | |
Towel rail, soap holder and toilet paper holder | |
Overhead recessed LED lighting | |
Extra large dressing table with built in drawers and Ottoman style seat | |
Electrical outlets with 1 x USB outlet close to bed | |
Extra large wardrobes with hanging locker and shelves | |
Electronic safe installed in main wardrobe | |
Large Dresser unit with cupboards for storage | |
Fiddles on all outboard shelves | |
Double settee/lounger with storage underneath | |
King-size 1.95m x 1.4m bed with soft furnished headboard | |
Island style bed with steps up each side giving separate access | |
Colour television – 1 x Samsung 32″ LED TV | |
4 x large non opening vertical windows on outboard hull next to bed giving lots of light and vision | |
Pleated blinds for hull cabin windows | |
Extra large storage under bed with drawers | |
Recessed bookshelf with shelf and cupboards on inboard side next to bed | |
Overhead opening deck hatch | |
Light switch for cabin lights | |
1 x Cabin fan | |
1 x 18 000 BTU Inverter BLDC self-contained air con unit with two upper level outlets. Control panel is fitted at bunk for easy access during night (48V) | |
2 x Fire extinguishers | |
Access to the engine rooms is via 2 specially moulded large hatches in the aft cockpit floor | |
These hatches are lockable and feature gas struts | |
Two x Yanmar Marine diesel engines Model 4JH80-TE (80HP at 3200RPM) with SD60-T sail drive units, both freshwater cooled, Stbd side coupled via the heat exchanger to a 60L Calorifier for hot water | |
Intergrel 15kW electric drive/generator mounted to each engine | |
Each engine is mounted on a specially moulded bed | |
Each engine is fitted with an additional 110A High Output Alternator for charging the House Batteries through a Charge Regulator | |
Complete passive ventilation system | |
Wet exhaust system including water trap, gooseneck and anti-siphon | |
Gori 3 blade 20×14 propellers with Shark Shaft rope cutters | |
Fuel capacity is 790L, 2 x tanks, 1 for each engine with shut off valve | |
Fuel transfer pump to transfer fuel from one tank to another | |
Fuel filter/water separator in each engine room | |
Both engines fitted with fuel coolers to prevent fuel overheating | |
Fuel tanks vented to deck via a breather with flame arrestor | |
Both engines start from a dedicated engine starting battery mounted in each engine room | |
Overhead LED lights in each engine compartment | |
1 x 120amp standard alternators fitted by engine manufacturer on each engine for charging dedicated engine start battery | |
Engine room soundproofed | |
Fireboy automatic fire extinguishing system in each engine room | |
2 x Large capacity bilge pump with hi-water alarm in each engine room | |
Electrical outlet in each engine room | |
Emergency tiller arm supplied on dedicated brackets in stbd engine room | |
All freshwater hoses of re-enforced PVC tubing with “speed fit” connections | |
All hot water piping enclosed in a neoprene covering to maintain temperature over long periods of time | |
860 L rigid polyethylene water tanks in front lockers for easy removal and cleaning | |
Tank vents terminate on deck | |
One water heater of 60lt with 48V resistor element. Complete with strainers, check valves and accumulator tank | |
All grey water from showers is discharged overboard by an automatic drain pump | |
Two large capacity water pressure pumps mounted in front lockers near water tanks with accumulator tank | |
Each pump draws water from the appropriate fresh water tank and services the entire boat | |
100 Ltr/26.42 US gal/min manual bilge pump, one for each hull | |
All taps and faucets in 316 Stainless Steel | |
Outlets are above water level and discharge overboard | |
Holding tanks for 3 x toilets | |
4 x hi capacity electric bilge pumps with automatic sensors for main bilge area | |
Washer drier (vented) in forward area of stbd heads. Laundry area includes removable shelves at back of washer dryer | |
Water maker – Schenker ZEN 150 Touch fully automatic with backwash fresh water flush – 150Ltr/hr (48V) | |
Electronic operated valves for directing product water from water maker | |
Dishwasher – 45cm D/Washer – 10 place setting | |
Connection for hose to hose down chain in windlass locker | |
Fresh water filter for ice maker fitted in port engine room | |
Drinking water tap in galley hooked to ice maker filter system | |
Pull out shower with cold and hot water fitted at top of port transom steps | |
Fresh water shore connection fitted on port transom step area for connecting ships fresh water system to shore water hose | |
On board DC electrics are 12/24/48V with two wire-insulated return | |
Wires are sized to minimize voltage drop | |
All light current wiring is silicon tinned wiring which is flame proof and does not give off toxic vapours | |
All heavy current conductors carrying an excess of 50 Amps are 50-70mm² | |
All light current conductors programmed and powered by C-Zone digital switching | |
Batteries – the ship’s auxiliary load consists of 8 x 6kW Li-Ion batteries | |
A separate battery is supplied for engine starting | |
For good heavy current termination, copper tinned bus bars are used | |
A comprehensive DC main digital switching switch panel is located in the Nav Station | |
Mastervolt Easyview for battery status monitoring | |
AC circuit – including shore power inlet sockets, shore power cord, electrical panel with necessary breakers and earth leakage | |
Euro American 2 pin and universal style AC outlets with USB facility fitted at various locations on the vessel | |
2 x large under water Zinc anodes fitted to hull. DC and AC are common grounded. Zinc saver | |
Each engine is fitted with an additional 110A High Output Alternator for charging the House Batteries through a Charge Regulator | |
Charger – 2 x Mastervolt Chargemaster 24/220 battery charger | |
2 x Inverter Charger – CombiMaster 48/5000-70 | |
Solar panel power totalling 4758 Watt with the following arrangements: | |
Four button remote for C-Zone system | |
IP Camera on top of mast looking forward. | |
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