Engineered for Storms, Designed for Serenity
Models
Adriana 36 Patrol is a vessel built on the hull form of the well-known Adriana 36, with a deck adapted to the needs of harbor master’s offices as part of the national SAR fleet renewal project.
LENGTH X BEAM
11.4 m X 4.1 m
Engine Performance
2 x 370 HP / 272 kW
No. of crew
3
No. of Passengers
9 Passengers
The vessel is designed to carry up to 12 passengers. It is powered by two Yanmar 8LV3700 engines, each delivering 370 horsepower (272 kW), and is equipped with a diesel-electric generator from Mase with a power output of 10.5 kW. The engines and generator are located in a spacious engine room in the aft section of the vessel.
The stern of the boat is completely open, unobstructed, and clean, with three separate railings separating it from the H–B Technics hydraulic platform. The platform can be fully lowered into the sea via remote control or controls located on the side wall at the stern, which is particularly useful in situations where injured persons need to be recovered from the water. The side decks on the Adriana 36 Patrol are wide, and the bow is accessed via three well-designed steps. The side railings are set high and follow the line of the hull, making movement from the cockpit to the bow easy and safe. There is also a high railing at the bow, except in the central section, allowing boarding from the bow as well.
The interior is accessed from the spacious cockpit through large glass doors. On the port side, there is a table with a bench used for writing reports and handling administrative tasks, while in front of it are two comfortable helm seats. Large side doors are located on both sides of the interior, allowing quick and easy access from the cabin to the deck. The vessel is robust and powerful, with plenty of engine power. It is equipped with a 24-volt bow thruster with an AC motor, which significantly facilitates maneuvering for the crew. In front of the helm and co-helm seats are two Furuno displays, along with a compass, depth sounder, echo sounder, and radio communication system. The vessel is equipped with an X-band HD radar with an open antenna and a range of 72 nautical miles. The radar includes target tracking and analysis, as well as automatic display of dangerous targets, and is operated via a control panel located on the console in front of the helmsman. Additional equipment includes a portable searchlight, radar reflector, and weather station.
Adriana 36 Patrol has two helm seats on the starboard side and one additional seat on the port side of the cabin. In front of the port-side seat is a display connected to a camera mounted on the superstructure. The camera can be moved, rotated, and zoomed via the touchscreen or buttons below it, and it also features image stabilization. Adriana 36 Patrol is also equipped with fire alarms and five automatic bilge pumps, one of which is of exceptional power and used in emergency situations. The vessel has a 137-liter water tank, a 100-liter black water tank, and a 45-liter oily water tank. The new SAR 10 vessel by Adriana Boats is equipped with two fuel tanks of 500 liters each. The bow area of the Adriana 36 Patrol is accessed via four steps, where side benches are comfortable and wide enough for two people to sleep if needed. Beneath them, thanks to the vessel’s length and width, there is ample storage space. The centrally positioned table in front of the benches can be lowered or removed. On the port side of the bow, there is a cabin with a toilet, shower, and sink, while on the opposite side there is a control room housing batteries and electronics.
Overall length
11.4 m
Overall beam
4.1 m
Maximum draft, T max
0.9 m
Maximum speed, V
+31 kn
Fuel
2 x 500 l
Fresh water
137 l
Black and grey water
110 l
Main engines
2 x Yanmar, Twin turbo V8, 272 kW / 370 mhp
Generator
Mase VS 10.5
Crew
3
Passengers
9
