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H - 1
GENERAL
All electrical equipment on the Four Winns V series
domestic models operates on the following: 12 volts
DC or 120 volts on 60 Hertz or 240 volts on 60 Hertz
AC electrical power. Note: On domestic models
supplied with the 240 volts AC, it is then split to two
(2) - 120 volt AC circuits. On export model applica-
tions 230 volts on 50 Hertz models AC electrical
power is typically used.
NOTICE
The V series electrical panels vary according to
model and equipment availabilty. The labeling of
switches and breakers may also vary. The infor-
mation regarding general operation and activation
is similar however. As with any equipment, be
sure to read and understand the safe operating
instructions provided by equipment manufacturer
before using. If you are still experiencing diffi-
culty please contact your Four Winns dealer or
Four Winns for clarification
Depending on the model, the boat is equipped with
either a dual or a triple battery system. If equipped
with dockside power a battery charg er is included. The
batteries are located in the engine compart ment.
Certain models have a battery compartment(s) with
lids inside the engine compartment/room. See Figures
H1 & H2.
Figure H1: Battery Locations - Engine Compartment
(Engine Compartment Layouts Vary by Model)
Electrical Systems - Section H
Electrical Systems
Figure H2: Battery Locations - Engine Compartment
(Engine Compartment Layouts Vary by Model)
Fire or Explosion Hazard!
Electrical system parts are designed by and
manufactured to comply with the US Coast
Guard requirements to minimize risks of fire
or explosion. Never substitute automotive
parts for marine parts. Automotive parts do
not provide the necessary ignition spark
protection.
DO NOT tamper with any electrical con nection,
panel or harness, or attempt installation of any
electrical equipment unless thoroughly familiar
with the sys tems and experi enced in making
such instal lations.
H - 2
SINGLE ENGINE - DUAL BATTERY
SYS TEM
If equipped with dual batteries and a battery switch,
the boat has a designated battery for the ship's
systems and for the engine. Circuit breakers are
installed on the panel to protect various system
com ponent circuitry. The SHIP SYSTEMS breaker
supplies power to all DC electrical com ponents with
the exceptions of aft and forward bilge pumps, shower
sump, stereo memory, exhaust, and stereo amplifier.
The circuit breakers and fuses are labeled for amper-
age and use. See Figure H3.
Owner's Manual Page 78
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