Jeanneau Cap Camarat 7.5 WA – Motor yacht
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Jeanneau Cap Camarat 7.5 WA

The Cap Camarat 7.5 WA is Jeanneau’s walk-around outboard day boat of about 7.4 m: a central helm console with a small cabin underneath (two single berths that convert to a double, and a separate head compartment), walk-around side decks, a sundeck forward and a cockpit aft. Three generations carry the name: the first generation of model years 2011 to about 2015 (Sarrazin Design hull, one outboard of up to 300 hp or two of up to 150 hp), the Serie 2 on a new Michael Peters V hull (model years 2016–2021, one outboard of up to 300 hp) and the Série 3 on a further new Michael Peters hull, announced in July 2021 for model year 2022, still in the 2027 range and sold in North America as the Leader 7.5 WA. Jeanneau sells the boat without engine, so engine, rigging and electronics differ from boat to boat; the 2027 spec sheet offers Yamaha, Mercury and Suzuki pre-rigs from 225 to 300 hp. Jeanneau publishes no owner’s manual for it online (its help centre sends a digital copy on request), and the sister models 7.5 CC and 7.5 DC are not covered here.

Manuals & documents

The links go to Jeanneau’s own documents — some as archived copies of pages the maker has since taken down. We host no manuals or drawings.

Equipment & its manuals

Standard equipment as the builder’s documents list it. Boats were ordered with options and refitted since — check what is actually aboard.

ItemModelManual / pageNote
OutboardYamaha 225–300 HP1,2Série 3, 2027 spec sheet: pre-rigs only, from 225 hp; the boat is sold without engine; one outboard of up to 300 hp with a 30″ (762 mm) shaft—Yamaha pre-rigs: mechanical control for 225 hp; DBW electric control for 225–300 hp; SBW electric steering for 250–300 hp. Jeanneau America describes the Leader 7.5 WA with a single 300 hp Yamaha, the engine its speed figures refer to.
OutboardMercury 225–300 HP1Série 3, 2027 spec sheet: pre-rigs only, from 225 hp; the boat is sold without engine; one outboard of up to 300 hp with a 30″ (762 mm) shaft—Mercury pre-rig: electric control for 225–300 hp; the 7.5 WA has no Mercury mechanical-control option.
OutboardSuzuki 225–300 HP1Série 3, 2027 spec sheet: pre-rigs only, from 225 hp; the boat is sold without engine; one outboard of up to 300 hp with a 30″ (762 mm) shaft—Suzuki pre-rigs: mechanical control for 225–250 hp; electric control for 250–300 hp; electric steering for 300 hp.
Outboard1 × max. 300 hp3,4,5Serie 2 (model years 2016–2021): one outboard of up to 300 hp (221 kW) with a 25″ (635 mm) shaft, 225 hp advised in the 2016 and 2017 lists; make not named—Jeanneau sold the boat as a hull without engine; its lists give only power and shaft length.
Outboard1 × max. 300 hp · 2 × max. 150 hp6,7,8First generation (model years 2011 to about 2015): one outboard of up to 300 hp, 250 hp advised, with a 25″ (635 mm) shaft, or two of up to 150 hp each with 20″ (508 mm) shafts; make not named—
Steering—6,8,4,5,1,2Hydraulic steering, standard on every version (first generation, Serie 2, Série 3); make not named—On the Série 3 the 2027 sheet offers electric steering as an option, and the Yamaha SBW and Suzuki electric-steering pre-rigs replace the hydraulic system. Jeanneau America lists optional electric steering (SBW) for the Leader 7.5 WA.
Joystick docking—1,2Série 3, 2027 spec sheet: option, a joystick with a variable bow thruster for joystick control; Jeanneau America’s brochure names a Yamaha joystick for the Leader 7.5 WA—
Bow thruster—3,4,5,9,1Option from the 2019 list (Serie 2) and on the Série 3; not offered in the 2016 and 2017 lists; make not named—The 2027 sheet adds a variable bow thruster for joystick control.
Trim tabsLenco6,7,8,3,4,5Options. First generation: electric trim tabs in the PREMIERE trim level of the 2014 list, make not named (none in the 2011 and 2012 lists) · Serie 2: electric trim tabs in the 2016 and 2017 lists, make not named, Lenco electric trim tabs in the 2019 list—
Trim tabsLenco · Zipwake9,1Série 3 (2023 list and 2027 spec sheet): options, Lenco electric trim tabs or Zipwake automatic trim tabs—
Windlass—6,7,8,4,5,1Electric windlass, make not named: in the PREFERENCE trim level on the first generation, an option on the Serie 2 and the Série 3; self-draining anchor locker and stem fitting are standard—A bow platform with ladder is an option on the Série 3 (2027 sheet).
Chartplotter—7,8First generation, 2012 and 2014 lists: an optional ‘electronic pack’; the models are not named—
ChartplotterLowrance Elite-7 CHIRP · HDS-7 Touch Gen33Serie 2, 2016 list: Electronic Pack (Elite-7 CHIRP) or Electronic Pack 2 (HDS-7 Touch Gen3), each with a Lowrance P79 transducer—
ChartplotterLowrance Elite 7 Ti · HDS Touch 9 G34Serie 2, 2017 list: Electronic Pack (Elite 7 Ti) or Upgraded Pack (HDS Touch 9 G3), each with a Lowrance P79 transducer—The 2018 list was not found, so the year of the change to Garmin is open.
ChartplotterGarmin ECHOMAP Plus 72cv · ECHOMAP 92sv5Serie 2, 2019 list (German edition): Electronic Pack (ECHOMAP Plus 72cv) or Upgraded Pack (ECHOMAP 92sv), each with a Garmin GT15M-IH transducerGarmin ECHOMAP UHD / UHD2 Parts & service pageOur ECHOMAP UHD page also covers its predecessor, the ECHOMAP Plus.
ChartplotterGarmin ECHOMAP 92sv UHD9Série 3, 2023 list: Electronic Pack, with a Garmin GT15-IH transducerGarmin ECHOMAP UHD / UHD2 Parts & service pageThe lists for model years 2022 and 2024 to 2026 were not found.
ChartplotterGarmin GPSMAP 1223xsv9Série 3, 2023 list: Upgraded Pack, with a Garmin GT15-IH transducerGarmin GPSMAP 723 / 923 / 1223 Parts & service page
ChartplotterGarmin ECHOMAP 92sv UHD21Série 3, 2027 spec sheet: Electronic Pack, touchscreen ECHOMAP 92sv UHD2 with a Garmin GT15M-IH transducerGarmin ECHOMAP UHD / UHD2 Parts & service page
ChartplotterGarmin GPSMAP 1223xsv1Série 3, 2027 spec sheet: Upgraded Pack, touchscreen GPSMAP 1223xsv with a Garmin GT15M-IH transducerGarmin GPSMAP 723 / 923 / 1223 Parts & service page
Autopilot—2,1Leader 7.5 WA (North American Série 3): option in Jeanneau America’s brochure; make not named. The European lists and the 2027 sheet show no autopilot—
Audio systemFusion · Fusion RA2103,4,5,9,1Option: Fusion audio pack on the Serie 2 (2016 to 2019 lists) and the Série 3; in the 2027 spec sheet the audio pack is the Fusion RA210 player—
Remote monitoringSeanapps1Série 3: standard in the 2027 spec sheet (‘SEANAPPS connected boat’)—
Shore power220 V · 110 V9,1,8,4Série 3: option, shore-power socket with a plug in the cabin, with a pre-fit for a battery charger in the 2023 list and the charger included in the 2027 spec sheet; not offered on the first generation or the Serie 2—
Canopy & T-topT-top3,4,5,9,1Option. Serie 2 (2016 to 2019 lists): aluminium T-top with soft top · Série 3: T-top with fibreglass roof and black aluminium legs, plus a sunshade for the aft cockpit—
Toilet—6,7,8First generation (2011 to 2014 lists): chemical toilet as standard in the enclosed head compartment, marine toilet with holding tank as an option; makes not named—
Toilet—3,4,5,9,1Serie 2 (2016 to 2019 lists) and Série 3 (2023 list): the enclosed head is standard, with a chemical toilet or a marine toilet with holding tank as options; the 2027 spec sheet offers only the chemical toilet; makes not named—
Fridge42 l · 40 l · 50 l6,7,8,3,4,5,9,1Fridge in the cabin galley, make not named. First generation: in the PREFERENCE trim level in the 2011 and 2012 lists, an option in 2014 · Serie 2: option, 42 l (2016 and 2017 lists), 40 l (2019) · Série 3: option, 42 l (2023), 50 l (2027)—On the Série 3 the optional leaning post with cockpit galley adds a sink, a 49 l fridge, an optional gas burner and a baitwell with salt-water pump.
Stove—9,1,8,4Série 3: optional gas burner in the leaning post with cockpit galley; the earlier lists offer no cooker for the 7.5 WA; make not named—
Water pump—6,7,8,3,4,9,1Pressurised fresh water with cockpit shower: standard on the first generation; on the Serie 2 part of the PREMIERE trim level; on the Série 3 the water system is standard and the cockpit shower comes with PREMIERE; make not named—No water heater was offered for the 7.5 WA.
Bilge pump—6,8,4,5,1Standard on every version: one manual and one electric bilge pump; makes not named—
Live-bait tank—3,4,5,1Serie 2 (2016 to 2019 lists): option, live-bait tank on the swim platform, without oxygenator · Série 3 (2027 spec sheet): baitwell with salt-water pump for circulation and deck wash in the optional leaning post with cockpit galley; make not named—

Specifications

Length overallFirst generation: 7.35 m (24’1″) in the 2011 list, 7.42 m (24’4″) in the 2012 and 2014 lists · Serie 2: 7.19 m (23’7″) in the 2016 and 2017 lists and on its model page, 7.37 m (24’2″) and 7.74 m with the platforms in the 2019 list and the 2021 brochure, on the same 6.96 m hull · Série 3: 7.37 m (24’2″); with the optional extra platforms 8.16 m (26’9″) in the 2023 list and the 2027 spec sheet, 7.74 m in the 2022 and 2023 brochures6,7,8,3,4,10,5,11,9,1,12,13
Hull lengthFirst generation 6.95 m (22’9″) · Serie 2 6.96 m (22’10″) · Série 3 6.98 m (22’10″)6,8,4,5,1
BeamFirst generation 2.54 m (8’4″) in the 2011 list, 2.55 m (8’4″) in 2012 and 2014 · Serie 2 2.52 m (8’3″) · Série 3 2.55 m (8’4″) in the 2023 list, the 2027 spec sheet and Jeanneau America’s brochure; the current model page shows 2.51 m6,7,8,4,9,1,2,14
DraftHull draft. First generation 0.50 m in the 2011 list, 0.55 m (1’9″) in 2012 and 2014 · Serie 2 0.49 m (1’7″) · Série 3 0.59 m (1’11″), which Jeanneau America gives with the engine up; the current model page’s ‘standard draft’ of 1 m is not explained6,7,8,4,9,1,2,14
Air draftFirst generation 1.83 m in the 2011 list, 1.78 m (5’10″) in 2012 and 2014 · Serie 2 1.74 m (5’8″) · Série 3 at least 1.80 m (5’10″), at least 2.39 m (7’10″) with the T-top6,7,8,4,9,1,2
DisplacementWeight without engine (approx.). First generation 1300 kg (2866 lb) · Serie 2 1480 kg (3263 lb) · Série 3 1654 kg (3645 lb) in the 2023 list and the 2027 spec sheet, the same 3645 lb as dry weight in Jeanneau America’s brochure; the 2022 and 2023 brochures give 1555 kg without engine and T-top, the current model page 1554 kg6,8,4,9,1,2,12,13,14
Engine optionsMax. 300 hp (221 kW) for one outboard on every version; Jeanneau sells the boat without engine · first generation: alternatively two outboards of up to 150 hp each, 250 hp advised for one engine · Serie 2: 225 hp advised in the 2016 and 2017 lists · Série 3: Yamaha, Mercury and Suzuki pre-rigs from 225 to 300 hp in the 2027 spec sheet6,7,8,3,4,5,9,1
Shaft lengthOne outboard: 635 mm (25″) on the first generation and the Serie 2, 762 mm (30″) on the Série 3 · two outboards on the first generation: 508 mm (20″)6,8,4,5,9,1
DriveOutboard; hydraulic steering as standard on every version; on the Série 3 the 2027 spec sheet offers electric steering, and the Yamaha SBW and Suzuki electric-steering pre-rigs6,8,4,5,1
Fuel tankFirst generation 280 l (74 US gal) in the 2011 list, 285 l (75 US gal) in 2012 and 2014 · Serie 2 280 l (74 US gal) · Série 3 330 l (87 US gal); one fixed tank with outside filler6,7,8,4,9,1
Water tankFirst generation 95 l in the 2011 list, 80 l in 2012, 100 l in 2014 · Serie 2 and Série 3 80 l (21 US gal)6,7,8,4,1
Berths2 on every version: two single berths in the cabin, which become a double with the optional infill8,4,9,1
Cabins1, plus a separate head compartment14,8,1
CE categoryFirst generation C-8 · Serie 2 C-9 in the 2016 and 2017 lists, C-9 / D-10 in the 2019 list · Série 3 C-9 / D-10 (category C for 9 people or D for 10)6,7,8,3,4,5,1
DesignerFirst generation: Sarrazin Design with Jeanneau Engineering (2011 and 2012 lists) or Jeanneau Design (2014 list) · Serie 2 and Série 3: Sarrazin Design, Michael Peters Design (hull) and Jeanneau Design6,7,8,5,1,14
BuilderJeanneau (SPBI), Les Herbiers, France: the company address on the lists and spec sheets, which do not say which yard builds the boat8,1
VersionsFirst generation (model years 2011 to about 2015; Sarrazin Design hull; one or two outboards) · Serie 2, ‘Serie²’ in the provisional 2016 list (model years 2016–2021; Michael Peters V hull; one outboard) · Série 3, ‘Series 3’ in Jeanneau America’s papers (from model year 2022, announced in July 2021; new Michael Peters hull; one outboard; fibreglass T-top and leaning post with cockpit galley offered)6,8,15,5,12,16,1,2
Years builtFirst generation from model year 2011 (list of December 2010) to about model year 2015 · Serie 2 from model year 2016 (provisional list of August 2015) to model year 2021 · Série 3 announced in July 2021 for model year 2022 and still in the 2027 model year6,8,15,11,16,12,1
Deadrise20.7° for the Série 3, from Jeanneau America’s brochure for the North American version2
Maximum speed46+ mph (about 40 kn) for the Série 3 with a single 300 hp Yamaha, stated only in Jeanneau America’s brochure for the North American version; Jeanneau’s European documents give no speed for any version2
Cruising speedAbout 30 mph (about 26 kn) for the Série 3 with a single 300 hp Yamaha, from the same Jeanneau America brochure2

Good to know

  • Tell the generations apart by their figures: the first generation is 7.42 m overall (7.35 m in the 2011 list) with a 2.55 m beam and a 285-litre tank and was offered with one or two outboards; the Serie 2 sits on a 6.96 m hull with a 2.52 m beam and a 280-litre tank; the Série 3 has a 6.98 m hull, a 2.55 m beam and a 330-litre tank, and in North America it is the Leader 7.5 WA.6,8,4,1,17
  • When repowering, match the shaft: the Série 3 needs a 30-inch (762 mm) outboard, the Serie 2 and a single-engine first generation a 25-inch (635 mm) one, and twin rigs on the first generation used 20-inch (508 mm) engines. Every version is rated for at most 300 hp.8,4,1
  • On the Série 3 the pre-rig decides the helm hardware: the Yamaha DBW, Mercury and Suzuki ‘electric control’ pre-rigs use electronic throttles, while the Yamaha SBW and Suzuki electric-steering pre-rigs replace the standard hydraulic steering. Find out which pre-rig a used boat has before you buy controls, gauges or an engine of another make.1
  • Before you replace electronics, note the factory pack of that model year: Lowrance with a P79 transducer in the 2016 list (Elite-7 CHIRP or HDS-7 Touch Gen3) and the 2017 list (Elite 7 Ti or HDS Touch 9 G3), Garmin ECHOMAP Plus 72cv or ECHOMAP 92sv with a GT15M-IH in the 2019 list, ECHOMAP 92sv UHD or GPSMAP 1223xsv with a GT15-IH in 2023, and ECHOMAP 92sv UHD2 or GPSMAP 1223xsv with a GT15M-IH in 2027. Check that a new unit works with the transducer already fitted before you buy.3,4,5,9,1
  • On every version most comfort items were options: fridge, marine toilet with holding tank, electric windlass, trim tabs, bow thruster (offered from the 2019 list), T-top and electronics. Check what a boat really has rather than going by brochure photos; on a Série 3, note that the 2027 sheet offers only a chemical toilet, while the 2023 list still had the marine toilet with holding tank.8,4,5,9,1
  • Jeanneau does not publish the owner’s manual online, but its help centre says a digital copy exists for almost every Jeanneau boat. Ask for it through the help button there and have the boat’s hull identification number (HIN) at hand.18

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Sources

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