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Battery charger
The following directions do not replace the instructions provided in the manufacturer’s
manual, delivered separately.
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The battery charger is an electrical device which works under tension. Supplied by
220 Vac current, it transforms and rectifies this current in order to supply it at a
suitable voltage for charging the batteries.
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The type usually installed has a charging capacity of 60 Ah and is located under the chart seat
(see diagram at page 57).
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It has its own ventilation system for the necessary cooling, while in the room where it is
located there is a ventilation grille.
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The battery charger has an automatic monitoring device that supplies the necessary current to
the battery, avoiding possible damages caused by excessive voltage load.
Instructions
The battery charger has to be supplied by 220 Vac electrical current to function. This
power can be supplied by the shore network or by the on board generator, if provided.
To operate the battery charger, do as follows:
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Make sure that all magneto-thermal switches of the 220 Vac electrical panel (see page 54)
are disconnected.
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Check that the 220 Vac SELECTOR handle is in OFF position (in the 220 Vac electrical
panel).
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Connect the 200 Vac shore supply plug, rotating it halfway in the appropriate
outlet on the port cockpit side, immediately abaft the steering wheel.
Never operate either with wet hands or barefoot, especially when there is
water.
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In addition to the above mentioned shore supply, you can also operate the on board
generator, if available, to be supplied with 220 Vac electrical current.
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Once you have chosen one of the two solutions described above, you have to set the 220
Vac SELECTOR to the relevant position:
- S. SUPPLY if using the shore supply.
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GENERATOR if you are operating the generator.
A red LED will indicate it is connected.