Carver Yachts 45 Voyager 2005, Owner'S Manual

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Do not touch the black, red, or white wires while the
AC electrical system is connected to a power source.
These wires carry enough current to kill or cause
serious injury.
You can supply power to your boat’s AC electrical
system by using either a shore power source or your
boat’s onboard generator.
Depending on the specific shore power connection
options on your boat, there may be:
• a single shore power receptacle, located on the
boat’s transom, for the non-air conditioning sys-
tems.
• an additional shore power receptacle, located on the
boat’s transom, for the optional air conditioning
system,
• a single Cablemaster, on the boat’s transom, which
provides power to both the optional air conditioning
system and the rest of the AC electrical system,
• a second shore power receptacle, located forward of
the starboard companionway door near amidships,
for the non-air conditioning systems.
• an additional shore power receptacle, located
forward of the starboard companionway door near
amidships, for the optional air conditioning system.
NOTE: Remove all perishables from your refrigerator if
you leave your boat for more than forty-eight hours. The
power supply to your refrigerator may be interrupted
and your food may spoil.
To connect to shore power:
Do not supply power to the water heater when it is
empty. Doing so may damage the unit’s heating
element and cause a fire.
AC Power Sources
Shore Power