PRODUCT GUIDE - Nanni

PRODUCT GUIDE

ContentNanni at a glance.2Nanni power systemsSail with confidence.3Using this guide.4Dimensions & weight.5With a range of high qualitypropulsion engines and generatorsets, Nanni is able to providecomplete power systems for marineapplications.Ratings definitions.6Regulations.8Propulsion engines.10Sail Drive propulsion system.12Stern Drive propulsion system.26Marex control systems.37Generator sets.41This product selection guide includes a comprehensiverange of propulsion engines from 10 to 760 hp, andmarine generator sets from 3.5 to 492 kW.This guide is intended to provide an overview of ourproduct range while helping the prospective buyer toselect the appropriate Nanni product.Update 24/07/2015Nanni Hybrid system.48Model designations, ratings, specifications and text in this brochureare subject to change without prior notice.General l Product Guide l 1

Nanni at a glanceNanni is an independent international company founded in 1952and is now France’s leading marine engine manufacturer.The company designs, develops, manufactures and marketsengines and generator sets designed specifically for the challengeof marine applications. Nanni also provides all related technologies, including fuel systems, controls, air handling, filtration,emission solutions and electrical power generation systems. Withits comprehensive product range, Nanni offers content in all powerand application categories, and is able to provide a full range ofsolutions, from bobtail engines to complete power systems.Headquartered in France, the production unit and the design officeare certified as compliant with ISO 9001 standards.Learn more about Nanni on nannidiesel.comSail With ConfidenceNanni has been a global marine engine manufacturer for over 60years, offering customers industry-leading durability and reliability. As a result, many of Nanni’s legacy engines are still poweringboats around the globe.Known for their reliability, its products are the driving force behindmany power systems worldwide. The long and successful partnership with customers including major shipyards and governmentalagencies provides further evidence that you can rely on a solidpartner.Robust, efficient & built to last. These are the qualitiesthat have made Nanni’s reputation. We design simple,yet effective and reliable products able to withstand thetoughest conditions, year after year.Worldwide customer support networkNanni products are supported at every major port thanks to aworldwide network of independent distributor facilities and dealerlocations, delivering the expertise and parts needed to keep customer’s products running smoothly.By choosing a Nanni product, you gain an extensive worldwidesales and service network to help you achieve maximum enginelife and sustained reliability.2 l Product Guide l GeneralAnd when it comes to fuel consumption and maintenance costs,Nanni is also an attractive choice. Not only because of productsquality, but also thanks to an established know-how in marinepower systems and full engineering team support throughoutproject realization. From the first stage, through the sales process and commissioning, to parts supply, maintenance, repair andupgrade, Nanni offers a full range of services.Nanni, a single source for complete power systems.General l Product Guide l 3

Propulsion enginesFor propulsion engines, the application ratings reflect various boatoperation needs. Knowledge of the engine’s operating requirements is therefore essential to establish a proper match of enginerating to boat operating requirements.Consider the expected annual operating hours based on the a12-month period. Also consider the duty cycle, which refer to theamount of time the engine is required to be operated at rated rpmduring a period of time. Then review the presented applicationratings and decide which rating best defines the application. Alsoforesee the regulations that the engine will have to meet. Once youhave decided which rating and emission level fit your needs, referto the specification tables beginning on page 10 for ratings andregulations availability by engine model.Finally, use the engine model pages for additional information tohelp you decide which Nanni engine best fits your operating needs.The type of transmissions that are available for each engine areindicated.More information is provided on specific product brochures available for each engine on nannidiesel.com.Generator setsFor generator sets, first refer to the overview on page 37 anddetermine the series that best corresponds to your the application.Proceed to the sizing step by making an inventory of on-boardelectrical appliances. Add their rated power together and foreseewhich appliances will operate simultaneously. Also establish important project parameters such as load capacity, voltage, single orthree-phase, maximum allowable voltage and frequency drop, etc.Dimensions & weightThe declared values are based on dry engines including standardequipment without coolant, oil and transmission. Dimensions andweight may vary according to the configuration selected. Moredetailed information is included within the specific installation schematic for each product.The respectively made declaration of the dimensions will bedefined according to the following schematic diagram:WidthMax lengthHeightUsing this guideLength clutchFor propulsion engines, performance data are given according ISO8665-1, as follows:kW: Rated engine power in kilowattshp: Rated engine power in metric horsepowerrpm: Rated engine speed in rpml/h: Max fuel consumption at rated engine speed in litres perhour. Fuel consumption has a tolerance of /- 5%.For generator sets, power rating are given according ISO 8528-1.Dimensions are given as the maximum overall length, width andheight. Weight are based on dry engines, without coolant and oil.As always, refer to nannidiesel.com or consult your Nanni representative for assistance and for the most up-to-date information.4 l Product Guide l GeneralGeneral l Product Guide l 5

Ratings definitionM4 ratingFor an exact determination of the appropriate rating, contact yourlocal Nanni dealer.M1 ratingOperating hours24 hours per dayLoad factor 1Over 65%Duty cycleUninterrupted full power2ApplicationexampleM2 ratingUp to 5000 hours per yearLoad factor 1Up to 65%Duty cycleFull power for no more than 16 hoursout of each 24 hours of operation2ApplicationexampleM3 ratingUp to 4000 hours per yearLoad factorUp to 50%1Duty cycle 2Full power for no more than 4 hoursout of each 12 hours of operationApplicationexampleCoastal fishing boats offshore crewboats, research boats. Short rangeferryboats and dinner cruise boats6 l Product Guide l GeneralLoad factorUp to 40%Duty cycle 2Full power for no more than 1 hour outof each 12 hours of operationApplicationexampleInshore crew boats, charter fishingboats, pilot boats, dive boats, andplanning hull commercial fishing boatsOperating hoursUp to 1000 hours per yearLoad factorUp to 35%1Duty cycle 2Full power for no more than 30 minutes out of each 8 hours of operationApplicationexampleRecreational boats, tactical militaryvessels and rescue boatsM6 ratingShort-range tugs and towboats longrange ferryboats, large passengervessels and offshore displacement hullfishing boatsOperating hoursUp to 3000 hours per year1M5 ratingLine hauls tugs and towboats, trawlers/draggers, displacement hull fishingboatsOperating hoursOperating hoursOperating hoursUp to 500 hours per yearLoad factor 1Up to 35%Duty cycle 2Full power for no more than 30 minutes out of each 8 hours of operationApplicationexampleRecreational boatsLoad factor: Fuel burned over a period of time divided by the fullpower fuel consumption over the same period.1The remaining operation time must be at or below cruisingspeeds. Cruising speed is at least 200 rpm below the rated enginespeed. No wide-open throttle below rated engine speed.2General l Product Guide l 7

RegulationsExhaust emissionsIMO - MARPOL Annex VIMain international convention concerning the prevention of marineenvironment pollution by shipping. Only applies to diesel enginesabove 130 kW.EU-Directive 94/25/EC (RCD) as amendedEuropean Union design regulations for recreational craft up to ahull length of 24 m.EU-Directive 97/68/EC (NRMM) as amendedThe Nonroad Mobile Machinery Directive regulates exhaust emissions from marine propulsion and auxiliary engines used aboardinland waterway vessels operating in the European Community.Classification SocietyNanni works with various marine classification societies to allowthe use of our engines in vessels designed and built to a society’sparticular requirements. For more information, please contact yourlocal Nanni representative.SOLASThe SOLAS (Safety Of Life At Sea) is an international treaty thatprescribes several rules regarding the safety of ships. Our SOLASapproved engines are designed and manufactured to meet theseregulations for use in life, rescue and crew tender boats. Specialfeatures include:Immediate starting in very low temperatures (down to –15 C ,and –25 C with additional heater*).Operation at an angle up to 30 in intermittent operation and 20 in continuous operation. (The N4.85 is available with a dedicatedoil pan to withstand a boat inclination of 50 ).All SOLAS approved engines have been engineered to beinstalled in free fall life boats and are able to withstand a dropfrom a height of more than 30 meters.EPA marine Tier 3Managed by the Environmental Protection Agency of the U.S.A, theEPA certification regulates exhaust emissions from diesel enginesinstalled on U.S. registered marine vessels.BSO 2The BSO standard applies to recreational marine engines operating on lake Constance.On-demand certificationsSome regions in the world have local regulations for a specific areaor water (ie: NKK, RMRS, CCR, etc.). Contact your Nanni representative for details and availability of further engine certification inthese cases.Certain products may not be available for sale in all areas due toemissions compliance.8 l Product Guide l GeneralGeneral l Product Guide l 9

Propulsion enginesThe numbers indicated hereafter identify the regulations eachpropulsion engine will be certified to.1. IMO MARPOL Annex VI compliant2. RCD 94/25/EC as amended by 2003/44/RC3. NRMM 97/68/EC as amended by 2003/44/RC4. EPA Marine Tier 35. BSO 50152N5.140 E137N5.160 CR2EmissionslevelPageM4-31M3331160M11, 3, 431N5.180 CR2182M21, 3, 431N5.200 CR2202M31, 3, 431N5.230 CR2228M41, 3, 431N6.200202M3-33N6.240 E239M31, 333N6.270 E270M41, 333N6.300 E304M51, 333RatingEmissionslevelPageN6.300 CR2304M31, 3, 43310M52, 4, 514N6.325 CR2325M31, 3, 433N2.1414M52, 4, 515N6.360 CR2360M41, 3, 433N3.2121M52, 4, 516N6.405 CR2405M51, 3, 433N3.3029M52, 4, 517N9.290 CR1289M11, 334N4.3837.5M42, 4, 518N9.380 CR2380M21, 3, 434N4.4040M42, 419N9.430 CR2431M31, 3, 434N4.5050M42, 4, 520N9.510 CR2507M41, 3, 434N4.6060M42, 521N9.600 CR2660M51, 3, 434N4.8585M42, 523N13.370 CR1370M11, 3, 435N4.100100M42, 524N13.430 CR2431M11, 3, 435N4.115115M42, 525N13.510 CR2507M21, 3, 435T4.205200M61, 2, 4, 529N13.580 CR2583M31, 3, 435T4.230230M61, 2, 4, 529N13.660 CR2659M41, 3, 435T4.270265M61, 2, 4, 529N13.800 CR2760M51, 3, 435T6.280275M62, 530T6.300305M62, 5306.420TDI320M62, 530Engine10 l Product Guide l Propulsion enginesPropulsion engines l Product Guide l 11