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3-40 A40 Owner’s Manual
COBALT
A40
DAY CRUISER
S
ECTION
3
AC Electrical
The AC system supplies electricity to all of the
AC-powered electrical circuits on the boat (AC
electrical outlets and to AC-powered systems)
when the boat is moored, moored to a dock or slip,
through shore power, or from the generator. When
the shore power cord is plugged in, all AC
equipment can be operated.
The shore power cords connect shore power to the
cabin distribution panel.The AC portion of the panel
receives AC power from the shore power cord or
generator. The panel distributes AC power through
main circuit breakers
The 110V AC system consists of inlet breakers at
the starboard transom and a shore/generator
selector switch in the cabin. The panel contains a
voltmeter and branch breakers.
The reversed polarity light indicates if the polarity of
the shore power has been reversed.
Shore Power Connection
A
DANGER
Avoid fire, explosions, electrocution,
injury or death. Plugs and receptacles
for different systems are designed in
non-interchangeable configurations. A
plug from one system cannot fit another
system. Do not modify a shore power
cable. Use only commercially available
adapters for system modification.
Ventilate the boat interior by opening the
deck hatches, windows and cabin door
to provide adequate ventilation.
The shore power system requires a
special, marine grade, three-conductor
cable to make a proper connection to
the shore. Dockside connections and
the boat side connections are plug-in.
The shore power connection is located
at the starboard transom of your boat.
Make sure the shore power connection
covers are in place and the access hatch
is closed when the shore power
connection is not in use.