Dufour CATAMARAN 48, User Manual

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DY CAT 48
- Use electrical appliances with double insulation or grounding.
- A differential circuit breaker (DDR) test should be performed monthly if possible.
DANGER !
Your boat is delivered without a boat/dock power cable and without a plug on the dock terminal.
The cable should be provided for outdoor use. Its section must be adapted according to its length
and the power of the main circuit breaker (see electrical diagram). The socket must be adapted
to the socket of the dock (ask a professional if necessary).
Warning: To reduce the risk of electric shock and fire.
● Turn off the docking power at the on-board disconnect device before plugging in or
unplugging the boat/dock power cable.
● Connect the boat/dock power cable to the boat before plugging it into the dock terminal
● Unplug the boat/dock power cable from the dock terminal before disconnecting it to the boat
● Close the protection of the power inlet to the dock
Never:
● Modify the connections of the ship/dock power cable; Use only compatible connections.
● Swimming near a boat connected to a docking station: risk of electric shock!
ATTENTION !
When the vessel is docked, put the circuit breaker in the open position.
Location of the 220 V main circuit breaker: Starboard engine room. Check the system at least every
two years. When servicing out of water, put in the closed position to have earth protection via shore
power.
WARNING
Do not allow the end of the ship/dock power cable to hang in the water. This can result in an
electric field that could injure or kill the swimmers located nearby.