Silverton 330 Sport Bridge, Owner'S Manual

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120 Volt AC
Electrical Distribution Panel
(Refer to schematic on page 143)
The AC electrical system consists of one (1)
or two (2) 120 volt, 30 amp dockside power
supplies. One is standard and one is only
supplied when the Air Conditioning option is
purchased.
If you are unable to reset the
GFIC breaker switch, contact your Silverton
dealer or a competent marine electrician for
inspection and repair. Failure to do so may
result in a
fi
re or damage to the electrical
system.
The AC electrical system is supplied with 240
volts of power upon entry to the main electrical
distribution panel, which then is separated into
two (2) legs of 120 volts each.
The following breaker switches and their func-
tion are described below in the order in which
they appear on the main electrical distribution
panel:
AC Amperage Gauge: Displays amperage
draw on AC circuit.
Generator Start/Stop Switch: Starts and stops
the generator.
AC Volt Gauge: Displays voltage draw on AC
circuit.
Generator Blower: Supplies power to the gen-
erator compartment ventilation blower motor.
Shore Power (2 Switches): Supplies the AC
Electrical Panel with power from a dockside
source.
Generator (2 Switches): Supplies the AC Elec-
trical Panel with power from the generator.
Converter: Supplies power to the converter ,
which converts DC power to AC power.
Refrigerator: Supplies AC power to the re-
frigerator.
Forward Outlets: Supplies power to the outlets
in the forward cabin and forward head.
Mid Outlets: Supplies power to the outlets in
the salon and galley.
Aft Outlets: Supplies power to the outlets in
the aft stateroom and aft head.
Exterior Outlets: Supplies power to the outlets
found on the exterior area of the yacht.
Microwave: Supplies power to the microwave
oven outlet.
Icemaker: Supplies power to the icemaker
unit.
Water Heater: Supplies power to the water
heater.
Be certain the water heater is
full of water and does not contain air. If the
water heater is not full of water, damage to the
heating elements may result when electrical
power is turned ON to the unit.
Forward Air Conditioner: Supplies power to
the forward air conditioner.
Mid Air Conditioner: Supplies power to the
mid air conditioner (if equipped with the op-
tional 37,000 BTU system).
Air Pump: Supplies power to the air condi-
tioner raw water pump.
Vacuum System: Supplies power to the op-
tional central vacuum cleaner system.