General Features
The Stem 12 Ambulance is a cabin boat designed for rescue and medical transport, featuring a hull and deck made from GRP with vinylester resin and Kevlar layers, using a vacuum infusion system. It includes a GRP cabin with a medical equipment compartment, a D-shaped fender for energy absorption, and specialized medical rescue equipment such as a shock-absorbing stretcher-support and medical equipment cabinet. Additional features include an IV hook, oxygen system, air conditioning, and loading systems for various stretchers.

Engine Options
The boat is equipped with an in-board Turbo Diesel engine, recommended at 2x450 hp (maximum 2x600 hp) with waterjet propulsion for shallow waters and high maneuverability. Alternatively, an in-board Diesel engine with sterndrive or IPS is available, recommended at 2x400 hp (maximum 2x600 hp), or outboard engines at 3x300 hp.

Technical Specifications
The design category is B-(A), with a hull length of 11.99 m and an overall length of 12.65 m. The width overall is 3.70 m, with a payload capacity of 1500 kg. The fuel tank capacity is 2x500 liters of inox.

Standard Equipment
The boat includes hydraulic steering, double bilever commands for engines and waterjets, work bollard, hoisting rings, mooring cleats, towing hooks, stainless steel handrails, navigation lights, blue flashing light, siren, and loudspeaker. It also features a stern platform with a dive ladder, loading ramps for stretchers, LED lighting, heating/cooling system, cabin insulation, weatherproof rear access door, tempered glass windows, and basic ambulance equipment storage. Additional amenities include a WC room, sliding door separating medical and pilot areas, service door, pilot console, shock-absorbing seats, magnetic compass, VHF radio, radar, GPS chart plotter, echo sounder, electronic battery charger, electric bilge pumps, mooring line with electric windlass, and a marine diesel generator.

Optional Accessories
A wide range of optional accessories is available on demand to customize the boat further.