Regal 38 SAV 2019, Owner'S Manual

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A Few Notations About Marine Toilets
Only human waste and toilet paper should be put
in the toilet. Never flush foreign materials such as
paper towels, pre-moistened wipes, condoms,
feminine hygiene products, dental floss or household
garbage down the toilet.
• Always disconnect the dock side water system if
boat is left unattended to avoid property damage
due to leakage.
• Refill the toilet as soon as possible after emptying
the bowl to prevent objectionable odors.
• Use only RV-Marine toilet tissues that disintegrate
rapidly. Do not use household type tissues.
• If repairs are needed, use only a trained and
qualified marine technician or electrici
an.
Waste System (Typical)
Overview
This section covers the main components of the
standard waste system. Note that your vessel may
have other components that are not covered in
this section. Refer to the vendor owner’s manual
located in the owner’s information packet or
consult the internet or your closest Regal dealer
for details regarding optional equipment.
The main standard components of the waste
system are the toilet, holding tank, monitor panel
along with hoses, fasteners and sea cocks. We will
explore each in this section.
Typical Head (Toilet) System
The onboard style head system features a vacuum
toilet using minimal water. It normally features
vitreous china bowls, minimal maintenance, easy
cleaning and a wall switch keyboard.
The toilet is powered by 12 volt DC current and is
controlled by a 30 amp breaker located at the ship’s
battery management panel.
Under normal conditions, the head system operates
from the onboard freshwater tank. If dock side water
is being used the toilets still draw water from the
freshwater tank.
VACUFLUSH STYLE HEAD