YOUR BOAT
Gas
Your boat is fed by 13 kg gas bottles which are generally
located outside the boat.
Never let gas escape inside the boat. Heavier than air, it
accumulates in the bilges and can be very dangerous. If
you suspect a leak, close the gas bottles, the battery cut-off
switch and the main gas cut-off switch, turn off all electrical
appliances (fridge, water pump, bilge pump, etc.) and do
not let anyone smoke. Open all doors, windows, hatches,
etc. to ventilate the cabins, evacuate the boat and call for
assistance immediately.
SECURITY EQUIPMENT
Fire extinguishers & fire blankets
Your boat is equipped with at least one fire extinguisher and
one fire blanket. To avoid having to use them, you should
respect basic fire safety advice and never leave a flame
unattended and keep curtains or any other inflammable
material away from the stove.
Life jackets
There is a life jacket on board for every passenger and
smaller life jackets for children are available – please ask at
reception before you depart. You are advised to wear a life
jacket especially if you are not a confident swimmer and
when going through a lock. (In certain regions, it is obligatory
for everyone on board to wear a life jacket while going
through locks – please consult your cruising guide).
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