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Outfitting a new 44-foot electric hybrid catamaran involves selecting specialized systems and accessories at a boat show to ensure reliability and ease of maintenance. The Zero Jet electric tender features a 20-horsepower motor with a closed-loop cooling system, Amphenol connectors, and a modular design that allows for pump replacement in approximately 10 minutes using a 13-millimeter spanner.3:05 For docking, technical textile fenders with replaceable polyurethane bladders offer a durable, seam-free alternative to traditional inflatable fenders.8:22 Watermaker selection focuses on low-power, high-efficiency units that run frequently to prevent bacterial growth, with manual bypass valves available to override sensor failures during long passages.21:57 The Rocna Mark II anchor incorporates a machined V-shaped shank and a roll-foil design to improve setting and prevent debris accumulation in the windlass.24:21 The HH 80 catamaran integrates these systems with push-button sailing controls, dual 250-horsepower Yanmar engines with EcoDrive, and a 16-battery lithium-ion bank.15:25 Proper installation remains the primary factor in preventing system failures.

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