SEALINE S28, Owner'S Manual

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Sealine International Ltd. (V1.1)
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WARNING
WARNING
WARNING
CAUTION
Electrical Systems
Polarity Check
The polarity check should be used when connecting to shore supply to ensure that the source is correctly installed
and will not cause any damage to the boats electrical system.
1. Connect shore power cable
2. Ensure that the centre and right hand LEDs are illuminated brightly
3. Switch to shore power ONLY if polarity is correct.
DO NOT switch to shore power if the polarity is incorrect.
Consult your dealer or an electrician before using the AC system, if the 220V R.C.D. switch fails to trip to the OFF
position when tested whilst connected to shore supply.
DC System
The 12V DC system section of the main panel has similar rows of circuit breaker switches to those in the AC
section. These all operate in the same manner.
Should a particular breaker repeatedly require setting then there is obviously a fault. Consult your dealer or an
electrician.
Helm Panel
The helm panel is made up of switches. These require the relevant circuit breaker\switches on the main panel to be
in the ON position before they will operate, i.e. wipers, horn, bilge, blower, etc.
1. To prevent personal injury, always disconnect power source before servicing commences.
2. To prevent personal injury, never use 240v AC power tools while working in water or a wet environment.
3. Never modify the electrical installations and relevant diagrams unless carried out by a qualified marine
electrician.
4. Never alter or modify the rated current of the over-current protective devices.