Once the thermostat has reached the desired temperature, the boiler will shut down and the fans will
continue to run. When the areas temperature drops slightly the burner will re-ignite thus heating the coolant
again to maintain the desired temp.
To shut the system down, switch the system heat switch to off. The system will continue run during a cool
down period of approximately 5 minutes after which it will turn off.
Next turn off the inverter which powers the system.
System heat with continues hot water option.
As mentioned earlier in this section, the system is equipped with an Everhot tank. This tank allows cold
water to circulate through its forty feet of internal copper coil to heat water the water as it passes through. It
is temperature controlled through a special valve located by the tank.
The typical use of this tank is when you’re moored on the hook or mooring ring and running the generator
for the electrical hot water tank is not practical.
To operate the system for heat and continues hot water follow these steps.
First complete all the steps previously defined for heat only. The difference for this function is setting up the
Everhot tank for operation rather than the electric hot water tank.
After completing all the previous steps go to the engine room and locate the water directional valve in front
of the electric water tank. See the photo below.
