Silent 60 Solar Electric Catamaran with Kite Wing Yacht (2022) Exterior Interior
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Silent 60 Solar Electric Catamaran with Kite Wing Yacht (2022) Exterior Interior
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2022 Silent 60 Solar Electric Catamaran with Kite Wing Yacht seen from outside and inside.
The SILENT 60 carries 42 solar panels for 17 kWp of solar energy
The first SILENT 60 is also fitted with a compact 9-sqm or 13-sqm kite wing
Zero emission cruising for up to 100 nautical miles per day solely on solar power
Several years after presenting the first and only ocean-going production yachts in the world that are fully sustainable and powered by solar energy, #silentyachts now is the first boat builder to date to design and build boats for the use of a kite sail system.
The new SILENT 60 solar powered catamaran carries 42 solar panels for 17 kWp of solar energy to power two electric motors of up to 2x340kw. Backed up by a battery capacity of up to 286 kWh, the #yacht can cruise efficiently with zero emissions solely on solar power for up to 100 nautical miles a day for weeks.
To further improve its green credentials and range, for longer crossings the first SILENT 60 is also fitted with a compact 9 or 13-sqm kite wing. The kite wing is optionally available on all SILENT models.
A dedicated storage locker under the foredeck houses the kite wing and all its components, including an electric winch and a short, collapsible mast. On the first unit the mast is connected by four shrouds to pad eyes on deck that distribute the forces through the hull structure, but on subsequent deliveries (8 units with the kite wing option have been ordered to date) the mast will be mounted on a baseplate inside the locker to leave the foredeck clutter-free.
After inflating the kite, it is released overboard to drift away on the surface of the water. Pulling on the lines launches it into the air and once it reaches the optimal flight height, it begins to trace a figure “8” in the sky and generates power to pull the #yacht.