Table of Contents
Advertisement
Galley Refrigerator/Freezer - The GALLEY REFRIG-
ERATOR circuit break er must be ON to operate on
120 voltage. If this breaker is OFF, the refrigera tor/
freezer will automati cally operate on the 12 volt
sys tem. This can deplete the battery. Exces sive drain
on the battery may cause irrepa rable battery damage.
The refrigera tor/freezer will auto matically operate on
120 volts when provided. Refer to Section L-1C -
Galley Equip ment in this manual for more informa tion.
Electric Stove - The RANGE circuit break er must be
activated to supply power to the electric stove. Refer
to Section L-1A - Galley Equipment in this manual for
more informa tion.
Microwave - The MICRO WAVE breaker must be
energized to supply power to the microwave.
Washer/Dryer (Optional) - Power is supplied to the
washer/dryer when the WASHER/DRYER circuit
breaker is placed in the ON position.
Vacuum - The VACUUM circuit break er must be
activated to supply power to the vacuum.
Forward Battery Charger - Not applicable to the V475
with the Inboard Performance System (IPS) installed.
Receptacles - The OUTLETS circuit breakers supply
power to the corresponding recepta cles in the AC
system.
Accessories - Additional 120 volt (220 volts on 60
Hertz) equipment may be added to the boat by wiring
directly to the 120VAC 60Hz or 240V 60Hz cabin
panel using the existing ACCESSORY circuit breakers
provided. See Section H7-B -- Installation of Additional
12 Volt Equip ment.\
DO NOT attempt installation of additional 120
volt (230 volts) equipment unless you are
familiar with the proper electrical procedures
involved. Failure to properly install equipment
could lead to equipment damage and/or
possible fire. Due to the complex nature of the
electrical system Four Winns recommends that
installation of any additional 120 volt (230 volt)
equipment be conducted by a qualified marine
electrician.
Air Conditioner - On domestic models the air conditioner(s)
run on 120 volt AC system (if equipped). The AIR CON-
DITIONER circuit breakers supply power to the air
Electrical Systems - Section H
conditioner(s) and seawater pump (if equipped) when
placed in the "ON" position. Certain models have dual
dockside installation. With a dual dockside installation,
one inlet is dedicated to the air conditioner only and the
other is for the "AC Main" If so equipped be sure to place
the "AIR CONDITIONER circuit breakers on the shore
power inlet to "ON" as well as ones on the cabin panel
in order to operate. See Figure H30. Refer to Section
L-4 - Air Conditioning in this manual for more informa tion
regarding the air conditioner.
Note: For models with the SEAWATER PUMP circuit
breaker, it must be "ON" in order to operate any of the
air conditioner(s) that may be installed. See Figure H31.
Figure H31: Air Conditioner Circuit Breakers
(Representative View - Panels Will Vary by Model)
C. Reverse Polarity Indicator
Improp er grounds or reversed polarity at shore power
are a source of serious electrical hazard. On certain
models a reverse polarity light (LED) is installed . To
to indicate if a problem exists at the 120 AC electri cal
system shore con nection.
NOTICE
Some ma rina shore pow er sys tems may be
im pro perly gro und ed to re tard elec troly sis
(see Sec tion H-11 - Stray Current Corrosion).
Be fore us ing any 120 volt equi p m ent, make
sure the re ve rse po larity light does not activate
when con necting the cord to the inlet.
Owner's Manual Page 96
Advertisement
Table of Contents
