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BATTERY CHARGER
The charger is located (hidden) on the starboard side BEHIND the settee in front of the Nav.
Station. The charger is turned on at the AC Panel; the last switch marked charger.
There is a house battery that operates all on board 12V systems. The batteries' operation is
controlled and monitored by the "LINK 10" battery monitor system, an automatic system
that requires no manual switching of batteries.
Battery discharge and condition can be monitored by the Link 10 LCD display located on the
Navigation Panel.
Link 10 Battery Monitor
The most important information the Link 10 monitor can provide to your is the charge level
of the batteries and the approximate time the batteries will operate at their current charge
level. To determine the estimated time of the batteries, push the "SEL" key until the small
"t" on the right directly under the display is lit. When the batteries are fully charged they
will operate the yachts systems for approximately 284 hours (depending on the level of
electrical use). When the batteries estimated operation time drops below 140 hours, they
should be charged. The batteries can be charged by plugging into shore power or by running
the yachts engine. The charger switch is the bottom switch on the A/C panel and should be
turned on.
The LED lights to the right of the meter indicate the charge state of the batteries, which can
be determined at a glance.
The diagram below is a quick
reference for operation of
meter.
The Link 10 control panel
allows the owner to customize
the charging operation to the
size
type
batteries currently in use.
Please do not reset any of the
system parameters currently
set on the system.
INSTRUMENTS
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