Monterey Boats Sport Yacht 330, Owner'S Manual

Page: 47 / 186

330 SPORT YACHT
Water Pump
Supplies 12-volt electrical current directly to the
fresh water pump pressure switch located on the
pump. The pressure switch automatically controls
the water pump when the system is activated and
properly primed. It is protected by the circuit
breaker in the panel and an automatically reset-
ting breaker on the pump motor.
TV / DVD
Supplies 12-volt electrical current to the TV’s and
DVD players.
Head System
Supplies electrical current directly to the vacuum
pump on the electric head system. A vacuum
switch on the pump automatically controls the
pump and maintains proper vacuum in the sys-
tem.
Macerator
Supplies electrical current to the holding tank
monitor and the macerator pump.
Cabin Refrigerator
Supplies 12-volt electrical current directly to the
refrigerator in the galley when AC current is not
being used.
Cockpit Refrigerator
Supplies 12-volt electrical current directly to the
optional cockpit refrigerator when AC current is
not being used.
Acc
A “push to reset” breaker that is reserved for ad-
ditional 12-volt equipment.
Head Fan
A “push to reset” breaker that supplies electrical
current to the exhaust fan in the head compart-
ment.
Blower 1
A “push to reset” breaker that supplies electrical
current to the starboard bilge blower in the engine
compartment.
Blower 2
A “push to reset” breaker that supplies electrical cur-
rent to the port bilge blower in the engine compartment.
Generator Operation Panel
Located in the DC panel in the cabin. There are
two switches. One switch activates the blowers
and one switch controls the starting, running, and
stopping of the optional generator.
Battery Switches
These switches remotely activate the relays that
control the Starboard Engine, Port Engine and
House/Generator battery switches. A red LED
light in each switch glows when the battery switch
it controls is on.
4.3 120-Volt System
Your boat is equipped with two 30 amp shore
power cords and inlets located in the transom
storage compartment, just forward of the swim
platform. There is a main circuit breaker for each
power cord located above the inlets and a main
breaker for each circuit in the AC breaker panel
located in the cabin. The AC system can be fed
by either the shore power inlets or by the optional
generator. It is wired totally separate from the
12-volt DC system and is equipped with an on
board isolation system. If a generator is installed,
selector switches in the AC panel are used to se-
lect the source of power desired. The AC main
breakers must be switched to the “OFF” position
before changing the selector switch.
All AC current is distributed to the AC accessories
through individual circuit breakers located in the
AC panel. The main breakers in the panel protect
the system from an overload and the reverse
polarity lights indicate any problems due to an
improper shore power supply. All AC outlets in
120-Volt Inlets and Breakers