PowerboatSilverCat 34HT

The SilverCAT 34HT is a versatile, high-performance power catamaran designed to meet various boating needs.

General Specifications

The SilverCAT 34HT measures 10.5 meters in length and has a beam of 3.25 meters, with a shallow draft of just 0.5 meters. Weighing 3.8 tons, it is powered by twin 300 horsepower outboards, available in both Mercury and Yamaha options, allowing it to reach speeds of up to 50 knots. Its cruising speed is around 30 knots, while the economical speed is 25 knots, consuming 60 liters of fuel per hour and providing a range of up to 400 nautical miles. The fuel capacity is 300 US gallons, split into 150 gallons per side, with a water capacity of 20 gallons.

Design and Layout

The SilverCAT 34HT features a hardtop design, providing ample protection from the elements. The boat is equipped with numerous amenities for comfort and convenience, including a large insulated ice box for keeping drinks and ice cool, Corian countertops around the sink that double as a chopping board, and extensive storage options under seat units and various compartments throughout the boat. The spacious, all-fiberglass bathroom is easy to clean and maintain and can also be used for storage. Port and starboard sliding windows provide ventilation, while the helm area is equipped with stainless steel handrails, well-labeled switch panels, and easy access to electronics.

Performance and Handling

The SilverCAT 34HT is designed for excellent performance and handling, quickly getting onto the plane at 22 knots and maintaining level and comfortable navigation at various speeds. It handles smoothly and is manageable even at top speeds of up to 50 knots.

Versatility

The SilverCAT 34HT is suitable for multiple uses, including family cruising, fishing, and security or patrol purposes. It is spacious and comfortable for day trips with family and friends, equipped with rod holders, live bait tanks, and ample storage for fishing gear, and can be adapted for use by law enforcement or security services.

Key Features

The helm station is designed for easy control, with space for additional accessories. The expansive bow area provides storage for equipment and seating for socializing, while the transom offers easy access to engines and ample space for diving or boarding.