Everglades 455 CC, Owner'S Manual

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Electrical System
Fireboy
Protects the circuit that supplies continuous 12
volt electrical current to the Fireboy automatic fire
extinguishing system in aft systems compartment.
Remote Battery Switch Fuses
The battery switch fuses are labeled; P/C SW,
PORT SW, S/C SW, STBD SW and HOUSE SW.
These fuses protect the individual circuits for the
remote battery switches in the AC panel. Each
fuse is labeled for the battery switch circuit it
protects.
CAUTION
PROPER FUSE OR BREAKER PROTECTION MUST BE
PROVIDED FOR ALL 12 VOLT EQUIPMENT ADDED. DO NOT
OVERLOAD THE ACCESSORY CIRCUIT BREAKERS, FUSE
PANELS OR OTHER CIRCUITRY THROUGH ADDITIONAL 12
VOLT EQUIPMENT.
Accessory Fuses
These fuses protect circuits that are not protected
by circuit breakers in the digital switch control
modules. They are located in fuse panels on the
forward aft systems compartment bulkhead and
below the helm near the digital control modules.
These circuits which are supplied current when
the house battery switch is on. The fuses are la-
beled for the accessory circuit they protect. Blank
or Spare fuse holders are reserved for additional
accessories not usually installed by the factory.
Generator Fuse Panel
A fuse panel is typically installed on the generator
near the controls to protect the DC circuits. Refer
to the generator manual for the circuit protection
on your generator.
Electronics and Accessory Fuse Panels
There are other fuse panels located behind the
upper and lower helm stations and in the com-
partment behind the hardtop electronics panel
that are supplied power by the DC Main and/or
Electronics main breakers. Fuses in these pan-
els protect the individual circuits for electronics
or other additional accessories mounted in your
boat. The circuits are labeled for the electronics
or accessories they protect. The circuits in these
panels are deactivated when the House battery
switch is off.
Hardtop Digital Control Modules Below Hardtop Electronics Panel