Karvin Care Guide

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Frequently Asked Questions

• How does karvin work?

  KARVIN can also be controlled using the keyboard. KARVIN has a remotely controlled key with an immobilizer, a stainless steel screw and it is completely made of aluminum. KARVIN engines are covered by a 2-year commercial warranty. Dear customers we want offer you electric outboard motors KARVIN 4500 – 6800 with power from 16 to 24 HP.

• What is the power of the karvin 5500 motor?

  Most of the motors can work only on tension. The KARVIN 5500 engine can operate on three voltages. Examples: 48V voltage - max. power 19.5 hp 36V voltage - max. power 14.6 hp 24V voltage - max. power 9.75 hp As you can see with this function, we can regulate the engine power.

• What is the warranty of Karvin outboard motor?

  KARVIN engines are covered by a 2-year commercial warranty. Dear customers we want offer you electric outboard motors KARVIN 4500 – 6800 with power from 16 to 24 HP. KARVIN motors can be equipped in control panel on operating pulpit, recommended for yachts, boats, houseboats, catamarans, etc.

• Why is the performance of the karvin engine only 56%?

  This is very inefficient, that is why performance is only 56%. For comparison, the KARVIN engine takes only 6.47kW, and the effective power gives 5.5kW on the propeller. The difference in efficiency of two engines is 29%, which means that the KARVIN engine is 29% more energy-efficient, which allows for longer swimming.

• How do you evaluate the use of guidelines?

  This Research Guide includes open access examples of different ways to evaluate the use of guidelines from a variety of authors in clinical, public health, and laboratory settings. The World Health Organization defines guidelines as documents that contain recommendations about interventions used in clinical and public health policy or practice. 1,2

• What is the purpose of the guidelines criteria?

  Each criterion describes an important issue that guideline makers should aspire to address in the best possible manner. The primary purpose of this document is to assist in the evaluation of treatment guidelines.

• How do we evaluate the efficacy of treatments?

  Methods for evaluating efficacy often begin with health care professionals' judgments and then progress through more highly systematized research strategies. For some treatments, the most accessible source of information on treatment efficacy may be the judgment of health care professionals and patients who have experience with the treatments.

• What are the criteria for recommendations on specific interventions?

  Criterion 2.0 Recommendations on specific interventions should take into consideration the level of methodological rigor and clinical sophistication of the research supporting the intervention.