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3.3.1 AC Main Circuit Breaker Groups
There is one AC Main circuit breaker group for each Line circuit. All
AC power entering your boat from a shore power source is routed
through these AC Mains.
The AC Main circuit breaker groups are located in the cockpit tran-
som locker. When the AC Mains are “ON,” power flows to the AC
Control Center.
3.3.2 AC Control Center
The AC Control Center, located in a cabinet above the stairway to the
stateroom level, manages the power supply to all of the boat’s AC
equipment. To provide power to this breaker panel, first provide a
source of AC power to the boat, either through a shore power connec-
tion or the generator, as described earlier in this section. The AC
Control Center contains the gauges and circuit breakers described
below.
3.3.2.1 Shore #1 and #2 Voltmeters
These voltmeters indicate the amount of voltage that is entering the Line
1 and Line 2 circuits, respectively.
When the boat’s AC electrical system is connected to either a shore
power source or the generator (and the generator is running), each
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 a 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 respective 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.”
If you are using shore power, make sure:
• Your shore power cord(s) is properly attached to the shore power
source.
• The circuit breaker(s) at the shore power source box is “ON.”