SYSTEM OPERATIONS-22
CO Monitor (mid) - 1 amp.
CO Monitor (salon) - 1 amp.
Locker Lights - 10 amp.
FWD. Locker Lights - 10 amp.
Spare
Waste Meter - 3 amp.
Water Meter - 3 amp.
12 Volt DC Stereo - 15 amp.
Mid 12 Volt Outlet - 15 amp.
Shower Sump Pump - 7.5 amp.
Salon Outlets - 15 amp.
Spare
Mid Reading Lights - 15 amp.
HELM ELECTRICAL SWITCHES
In addition to the switches on the AC/DC
Panel, there are also switches at the helm.
These switches are 12 Volt Switches.
These switches will be described in order
(from left to right).
ANCHOR/NAV LIGHTS - This switch
is a three position switch. The three
positions are OFF, Navigation Lights,
and Anchor Lights.
HORN - This is a push button switch.
To activate the horn press the top of
the switch.
PARALLEL - When starting your en-
gines you need increased amperage
to your engine. This switch will parallel
the batteries to achieve this.
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COURTESY LIGHTS - This switch
controls the courtesy lights on the
bridge.
ACCESSORY - This is an extra switch
for any option that has been added.
PANEL LIGHTS - This switch controls
the panel lights at the helm.
BLOWER - This switch controls the
blowers in the engine Room.
Electrical Accessories
You may have purchased optional elec-
tronic accessories, such as a VHF radio,
GPS system, or autohelm system, with
your
38C
. These units are controlled by
the switches marked ACC. located on the
helm switch panel. These accessories are
powered through the electrical panel. The
switches used to control them are marked
“SPARE”.
Helm Breaker Panel
Located at the helm is a breaker/reset
panel. The panel is located in board side
of the helm. The bridge electric breakers
are push to reset. The helm assembly
breakers are for electronics. The photo
below shows the panel.
REFER TO THE INDIVIDUAL ELECTRON-
IC EQUIPMENT MANUALS INCLUDED
WITH YOUR OWNER’S PACKET FOR
SPECIFIC INFORMATION ON THE OP-
ERATION OF YOUR ELECTRONIC AC-
CESSORIES.
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