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Chapter 1
Installation Instructions
Step 2 –
Power Cable Installation
The Power Cable plugs into the back of the Control Unit, as
shown below, and the free end is wired into the boat’s 12-volt
power. Connect the red wire to power and the black wire to
ground. Connect the Power Cable to a circuit protected by
a fuse rated at 10 amps or less that is powered only when
the boat’s ignition switch is in the “ON” or “ACCESSORY”
position.
An alternate cigarette lighter adapter is available if wiring
directly to the boat is not desired. Unplug the cigarette
lighter for extended storage, as the Boost Box continues to
draw a very slight current even when turned off. To order
these adapters, visit the Watersport Innovations website at
www.watersportinnovations.com.
CAUTION:
the Boost Box must be connected to a
circuit protected by a circuit breaker or fuse rated at 10
amps or less. Do not wire directly to the battery. the
control unit is protected by a self-healing fuse and will
restart after cooling down in the event of short-circuit.
the external power cable wiring is not protected by the
control unit fuse and may overheat or cause a fire in
the event of short-circuit, unless properly protected by
a fuse or circuit breaker.
REaR SIdE Of UnIT
Remote Transmitter Cable plug
Power Cable plug
