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Shower Lights - The light's circuitry is protected by its
respective circuit breaker at the panel. With the
CABIN MAIN circuit breaker "ON", these various lights
may be activated using the corresponding ON/OFF
switch (if applicable). The switches on these panel
assemblies are labeled to indicate which switch
activates what on that particular light panel assembly.
A variety of switch panels assemblies may be located
throughout the boat. Additionally, 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/or Aft Toilet - These toilets (if
applicable) 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 - If installed, the waste from the
waste holding tank may be pumped overboard when
the OVERBOARD DISCHARGE circuit breaker is
"ON" and the OVERBOARD DISCHARGE SWITCH is
depressed. See Figure H21.
Figure H21: 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.
Electrical Systems - Section H
Satellite Receivers - If equipped, the satellite receiv-
er's circuitry is protected through its respective circuit
breaker. In order for the satellite receiver to function
the CABIN MAIN 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.
TV Mount - The TV mount (if applicable) 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 in the galley,
near the TV, and is called the Forward Galley Salon
switch panel.
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12 VOLT ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
SHUTDOWN PROCEDURES
When leaving your boat unattended for an ex tend ed
period of time it is advisable to shutdown the electrical
system to reduce battery drainage and/or possible
electrical draw.
To shutdown:
1. On the 12VDC cabin panel, turn the HELM MAIN
and CABIN MAIN circuit breaker switches (appli-
cable models) to the "OFF" position. See Figure
H22. Switch the HOUSE ACTIVE, STBD ACTIVE
and PORT ACTIVE switches to the "OFF" position.
See Figure H23.
Figure H22: Helm & Cabin Main Circuit Breakers - "OFF"
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