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Therefore, all our vessels are integrally designed

from start to finish for and with electric propulsion and

the specific duty cycle in mind.”

With an installed battery capacity of 2 x 60 kWh, the

SoelCat 12 standard operational profile is set to a

cruising speed of 8 knots with a range of 6 hours

solely running on battery power and a maximum

speed of 14 knots. Once the sun starts to shine the

vessel’s cruising speed of 8 knots is prolonged to 7.5

hours. Lowering the speed to the so-called ‘break-

even speed’ at 6 knots results in a 24-hour range and

this is even throughout the night when there is no

energy harvest from the solar array.

Power Your House With The Solar Electric Boat

During downtime, the vessel turns into a mobile power

station, which is able to supply up to 15kVA for land based

facilities. This means that solar catamaran is capable of

providing energy for up to five households, even at the

most remote places. For the first time communities in the

Pacific, nature reserves and water bound resort can turn

into self-sufficient eco-destinations, producing their own

clean energy on the water and even use it on the land.

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Monitor The Solar Yacht With Your Ipad

Providing the passengers with a simple and easy to

understand real time insight into the SoelCat 12’s systems

is very important to Soel Yachts and Naval DC. The

Naval UI monitoring, alarm & control system keeps all

passengers on board informed about the most important

system data, which makes the energy flows on board

really easy to understand (just like in a Tesla) and thus

educates people to drive the vessel more energy aware.

All it takes is to connect your smart device (iPhone, iPad)

to the SoelCat 12’s guest Wi-Fi. And while the captain

can control the lights and various other systems via the

Naval UI, guests on board are invited to connect with their

smartphone to the vessel’s sound system and play their

favourite music, wirelessly. The Naval UI also provides

remote monitoring capabilities, so Naval DC can assist in

providing system services, remotely.

Transportation Made Easy

The SoelCat 12 is the first viable solution for solar electric

sailing available for a worldwide market. Engineered and

designed as a smart modular vessel, the solar electric

yacht can be disassembled and transported to any

location at very low rates via two 40ft containers. This

vessel not only allows for quieter, more pleasant rides

and tours, it also provides comfort and higher speeds,

without having to make any compromises on board!

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