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pumps have a float switch which will activate the
pump when the water level rises in the sump. The
respective pump is protected by the SHOWER SUMP
PUMP 1 or SHOWER SUMP PUMP 2 circuit breaker.
Galley Refrigerator/Freezer - This refrigerator/freezer
is a dual voltage unit and therefore has a circuit
breaker provided on both the 240VAC cabin panel
and on the 12VDC cabin panel to provide protection
no matter which power source is being used. The
refrigerator/freezer has a sepa rate "ON/OFF" switch
also. Refer to Section L-1D in this manual and to the
manufacturer's literature for additional informa tion.
Accessories - Additional 12 volt equipment may be
added to the boat by wiring directly to the cabin panel
using the existing ACCESSORY circuit breakers
provided. See Section H5-B - Installation of Additional
12 Volt Equip ment.
Salon Lights/Stateroom Lights/Aft Cabin Lights/Galley
Lights/Night Lights/Fwd Head Lights/Aft Head Lights/
Shower Lights - The light's circuitry are protected by
their respective circuit breaker at the panel. With the
circuit breaker ON, these various lights may be
activated using the corresponding ON/OFF switch.
A variety of switch panels assemblies are located
throughout the boat. The switches on these panel
assemblies are labeled to indicate what switch
activates what on that particular light panel assembly.
Additional, duplicate ON/OFF light switches may be
located in various areas of the cabin i.e. forward
berthing area for convenience.
12 Volt Receptacles - These receptacles can be
utilized when the respective 12VDC PLUGS circuit
breaker is in the ON position.
Forward Toilet and Aft Toilet - These toilets utilize
an electronic switch for flushing and therefore power
must be supplied and circuitry protected through their
respective circuit breaker labeled either FWD TOILET
or AFT TOILET.
Overboard Discharge (Optional) - If installed waste
from the waste holding tank may be pumped over-
board when the OVERBOARD DISCHARGE circuit
breaker is ON and the OVERBOARD DISCHARGE
SWITCH is depressed. See Figure H15.
Electrical Systems - Section H
Figure H15: Overboard Discharge Switch
Note: The seacock for overboard discharge must first
be opened before depressing switch. See Section J -
Water and Waste Systems of this manual for further
details and regulations regarding the discharging of
waste overboard.
Satellite Receivers - The satellite receiver's circuitry
is protected through its respective circuit breaker. In
order for the satellite receiver to function its circuit
breaker must be ON.
CO Monitor (Detector) - The CO monitors' wiring is
protected by the circuit breaker in the cabin panel
labeled CO DETECTORS.
Table Lift - The table lift in the salon is operated
through an electrical control and therefore has a circuit
breaker labeled TABLE LIFT. The switch that controls
the lift is located in the galley, near the TV, and is
called the Forward Galley Salon switch panel.
TV Mount - The TV mount in the galley is operated
through an electrical control and therefore has a circuit
breaker labeled TV MOUNT. The switch that controls
the TV mount is located on the same switch panel as
the table mount.
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