Cobalt Digital Inc 323 Day Cruiser, Owner'S Manual

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38 323 Owner’s Manual
COBALT
323
DAY CRUISER
S
ECTION
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VOLTAGE SENSITIVE RELAY
(VSR)
Features
• Automatically combines batteries during
charging; isolates batteries when discharging
and when starting engines
• Allows temporary isolation of house loads from
engine circuit during engine cranking to protect
sensitive electronics – starting isolation
indicated by blinking LED
• Supports high-output alternators up to 120
Amps
• Ignition protected – safe for installation aboard
gasoline-powered boats
• Undervoltage lockout will not close when the
lower battery is below 10.8V at 12V operation –
lockout indicated by blinking LED
• Built-in LED light indicates when batteries are
combined
• Meets external ignition protection
requirements
• Waterproof rated IP67 – temporary immersion
for 30 minutes
• Designed for 12-volt systems
• Senses charge source on either battery bank
CUDDY CABIN ACCESS
DOOR
The sliding cabin access door should not be open
when the boat is underway, since an open cabin
door can create a vacuum. Make sure the door is
secured when it is opened or closed, and do not
allow it to slide free.
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DANGER
Avoid the possibility of injury or death
from exposure to CO. All gasoline and
diesel engines and fuel burning
appliances such as heaters, stoves and
generators produce CO. CO is a
colorless, odorless and dangerous gas.
Direct and prolonged exposure to CO
will cause brain damage or death. Signs
of exposure to CO include nausea,
dizziness, drowsiness, ears ringing,
headaches, unconsciousness and
cherry red skin color. Avoid exposing
you passengers or yourself to carbon
monoxide. Check the CO detectors
before every outing and keep the cabin
door closed when running the engine(s)
or a generator. Keep the cabin and
cockpit areas well-ventilated and do not
block exhaust outlets.
NOTICE: Secure the door when
underway. Do not sit, stand or
place heavy objects on the door.
Unlock and remove the key to
avoid breaking, unless leaving
the boat. Do not use caustic
materials or a dry rag to clean
the door. Use only a mild soap
and water.