Everglades 340 DC, Owner'S Manual

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Electrical System
6.14 AC Line Load Estimator
Depending on the AC power load your boat re-
quires and the power available from the shore
supply or the generator, you may not be able to
operate all 120 volt AC accessories at one time.
POWER MANAGEMENT PRACTICES may need to
be observed particularly when supplying power
from the optional generator. You should be aware
of the load each accessory draws and make sure
you don’t overload the circuit.
The table in this section will assist you in docu-
menting the load AC accessories on your boat
require and managing the electrical load on each
circuit. An owner’s manual for each AC accessory
installed on your boat at the factory has been
included with your boat. Additionally, you should
make sure you have the manuals for accessories
installed by your dealer or that you bring aboard.
The specification section of the owner’s manual
will provide the wattage or amperage the acces-
sory requires. Enter the load requirements in the
table provided and use the information as a quick
reference tool to calculate the electrical load. If
only watts are given in the specifications, divide
the watts by the voltage to determine amperage.
Appliances Start-up
Watts/Amps
Running
Watts/Amps
Line 1
Amps
Line 2
Amps
Air Conditioner – 1
Air Conditioner – 2
Battery Charger
Blender
Cockpit Grill
Coffee Maker
Computer
Crock Pot
Curling Iron
Electric Blanket
Fan
Freezer Plate
Fry Pan
Hair Dryer
Ice Maker
Iron
Microwave
Refrigerator
Refrigerator - Wet Bar
Space Heater
Stove – Per Element
Television - 1
Television - 2
Television - 3
Toaster
VCR/CD
Water Heater
Line Totals