Carver Yachts 38 Super Sport, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 50 / 126

10 3827 • U2 3/10
AC E
lECtriCAl
S
yStEm
S
ECtion
3
Reverse Polarity Indicators
These indicators illuminate when the polarity of the shore power source for
the respective line circuit is incorrect. Refer to Section 3 - Shore Power for
information on correcting reverse polarity.
If reverse polarity occurs, immediately switch the respective Shore circuit breaker
group OFF.
Shore 1, Shore 2 and Generator
The Shore 1, Shore 2 and both Generator circuit breaker groups allow you
to provide power to the other circuit breakers on the AC Control Center.
Each breaker group consists of two circuit breakers that operate together.
A sliding lockout plate prevents you from switching ON both the Shore and
Generator breaker groups for the same line circuit. Slide the lockout plate
to the position necessary to expose the breaker group that you wish to use.
Shore 1 -
Switch this breaker group ON if you are using a shore power source to provide
electricity to the Line 1 circuit.
Shore 2 -
Switch this breaker group ON if you are using a shore power source to provide
electricity to the Line 2 circuit.
Spare(s)
These breakers are reserved for aftermarket accessories you install on
your boat.
voltmeter
The voltmeter indicates the amount of voltage that is entering the selected
line circuit.
When the boat’s AC electrical system is connected to either a shore power
source or the generator (and the generator is running), the voltmeter
should read between 100 and 130 volts in a 120-volt system or between
210 and 230 volts in a 220-volt system.
If the voltmeter reads 100 volts or less (205 volts in a 220-volt system), DO
NOT USE THE AC SYSTEM; in this situation, either contact the marina’s
management to identify and correct a shore power problem, or have a
qualified technician service your generator.
If a voltmeter reads zero voltage, it means that no electricity is reaching the
AC Control Center for the selected line circuit. If you are using the
generator, make sure:
• It is operating properly.
• The safety circuit breaker on the generator control panel is ON.
https://www.boat-manuals.com/