Everglades 210 CC 2012, Owner'S Manual

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Electrical System
will automatically go to the run position. Stop
the engine by turning the key to the OFF position.
The engine ignition circuits are protected by fuses
or circuit breakers located on each engine.
Helm Accessory Switch Panel
The main accessory switch panel is located at the
helm. The circuit breakers that protect the acces-
sories are located in the panel near the switches.
An LED light built into the switches indicates that
the circuit is activated.
The main accessory switch panel is located at
the helm. Your boat may have all or some of the
switches described in this section, depending on
the accessories and optional equipment installed
on your boat.
The following is a description of the accessories
typically controlled by the main accessory switch
panel:
Horn
A momentary switch that activates the boat horn.
Nav/Anc Lights
The switch is a three-position switch. The middle
position is OFF. Moving the switch in one direc-
tion will activate the navigation lights. Moving
the switch in the opposite direction activates the
anchor light.
Courtesy Lights Red/White
The switch is a three-position switch. The middle
position is OFF. Moving the switch in one direction
will activate the white cockpit lights. Moving the
switch in the opposite direction activates the red
cockpit lights.
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Notice:
Red lights have less effect on night vision and
should be selected if you need to illuminate
the helm area while navigating at night.
Flood Lights
Activates the forward and aft flood (spreader)
lights located on the hardtop that illuminate the
cockpit of the boat. The switch is a three-position
switch. The middle position is OFF. Moving the
switch in one direction will activate the forward
flood light. Moving the switch in the opposite
direction activates aft flood light.
Aft Bilge
The switch has two positions, ON and OFF. When
the switch is in the ON position it activates the
aft bilge pump located in the stern bilge near the
transom. The pump moves water out a thru-hull
fitting in the hull. When pumping is complete,
move the switch to the OFF position to turn the
pump off.
When the switch is in the OFF position the pump
is controlled by an automatic float switch that is
activated whenever the batteries are connected.
The pump will run as needed whenever the water
in the bilge accumulates high enough to raise the
float switch to the ON position and turn off when
the water is removed.
Notice:
The bilge pump will start automatically when
there is sufficient water in the bilge to ac -
tivate the float switch. The float switch is
protected by a circuit breaker located in the
battery switch panel and is always supplied
current when the batteries are connected.