Alternating Current (Ac); Direct Current (Dc) - Pro-Line Boats 32 Express 2010 Owner's Manual

Alternating Current (AC)

Power to your AC accessories is provided either by shore power (standard equipment) or the generator (optional
equipment). There is a slide mechanism on the AC panel that will need to be positioned either up or down
depending upon which power source you select.
When using your shore power to provide power to the alternating current system, the slide mechanism needs to
be in the down position in order to switch the AC main breaker to the on position.
When using your optional generator to provide power to the alternating current system, the slide mechanism
needs to be in the up position in order to switch the generator breaker to the on position.
If the Reverse Polarity light (red) comes on, you may have a problem with the shore power cable or your power
source. Unplug the shore power immediately and do not use it until a qualified technician corrects this potentially
dangerous situation.
The AC volts and the AC amperes gauges allow you to monitor the AC power usage. The system is designed to
pull up to 30 amps. If you are pulling more than 30 amps, you should turn off one or more of the breakers for the
accessories that you are not using. Pulling more than 30 amps will cause the AC system to trip one or more of
the breakers. To avoid tripping breakers, if an accessory is not in use, the breaker should be in the off position.
The AC panel provides power to the following:

Cabin Outlet 1

Cabin Outlet 2

Direct Current (DC)

The 12-volt power system is run off your dealer installed batteries. When selecting DC power, switch the DC
Main breaker to the on position. The DC panel provides power to the following:

Cabin Lights

Fresh Water
Additional DC switches and breakers are located on the console. There is also a DC terminal buss panel located
behind the helm. To access this panel, remove the two (2) stainless steel bolts that are installed on the forward
side of the helm and tilt the helm aft towards the helm seat. The 12-volt direct current provides electrical power
for all lighting, pumps, electronics and DC devices.

Stove

Battery Charger

Refrigerator

Sump Pump

Air Conditioner

Microwave

Head

Macerator
DC Panel
AC Panel

Water Heater

Spare

Spare (For the opt. TV)

Spare
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