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5. SYSTEMS AND CIRCUITS
5.1. PROPULSION SYSTEM
Never forget the danger that boat propellers can inflict to people in
the water. Remember to shut off your engines when approaching
swimmers, or you or somebody else is trying to remove debris
from your propeller.
When your Northstar ORION RIB's engine is running, alert swim-
mers to stay clear off the stern.
Therefore, the best and safest course of action to take is to stop
your engine when people are in the water near your Northstar
ORION RIB.
Explanatory information about outboard engine is contained in
the manufacturer's manual. Please refer to this booklet to learn
the necessary information for your outboard engine.
NORTHSTAR ORION
Owner's Manual
5.2. ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
There can be one (1) or two (2) batteries depending on standard
and optional equipment. In any case, the battery is located under
the aft storage.
It is recommended to use a fully closed battery (maintenance-free
type) in your Northstar ORION RIB.
If you want to avoid expensive repairs, never disconnect the battery
connections or turn the battery switch off while the engine is
running!
5.2.A. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
The following drawings indicate electrical installation of your
Northstar ORION RIB.
If there is a problem in electrical system, using the main switch
you can cut off the connection.
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