Although Bering customers can be described as recreational users, the vessels exceed the usual standards for recreational boats. Their safety is the priority, which is why every Bering is equipped with the highest quality yacht-grade systems and components. Most of the equipment and components installed aboard a Bering yacht come from leading American, European, Australian and New Zealand manufacturers, and many of the vessel's systems are redundant.

Your comfort and enjoyment at sea are greatly enhanced by a quiet, vibration-free environment that reduces fatigue and improves alertness. To ensure the lowest possible noise and vibration levels, Bering uses the latest acoustic technologies and components, including the Seatorque shaft bearing system. To ensure the highest possible reliability and seaworthiness, Bering designs are equipped with two propulsion motors, two generators, inverters and redundant control. They also feature hydraulic systems, twin windlasses and robust bow and stern thrusters with proportional control. Bering also recommends duplicating the main navigation and communication electronics, as well as a backup power supply for these systems.

The vessels intended for delivery in Europe are built in accordance with CE requirements. Bering yachts can also be ordered to meet various classification societies, including ABS, Lloyd's, RINA and others.