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Electrical System
circuits that are always active and not turned off
by the battery switches. The continuous power
circuits are always supplied current when the
House batteries are connected.
The fuses in this panel provide continuous
power and protect the circuits for the fol-
lowing accessories:
Stereo Memory
Protects the circuit that supplies continuous 12
volt electrical current to the memory circuit in
the stereo.
Shower FLT
Protects the circuit for sump pump for the head
compartment and shower drain. The sump is fully
automatic and is accessed through a hatch in the
head compartment sole.
Fwd Blg FLT
Protects the circuit for the automatic switch that
activates the bilge pump located in the bilge below
the head compartment. The pump and switch
are accessed through a hatch below the head
compartment sole. A red light in the Forward
Bilge Pump switch will be lit whenever the pump
is activated.
Aft 1 FLT
Protects the circuit for the automatic switch that
activates the mid stern bilge pump located in the
systems compartment bilge. A red light in the
Aft 2 Bilge Pump switch will be lit whenever the
pump is activated.
Aft 2 FLT
Protects the circuit for the automatic switch that
activates the stern bilge pump located in the
bilge near the transom. A red light in the Aft 1
Bilge Pump switch will be lit whenever the pump
is activated.
Battery All
Protects the circuits for the remote main battery
switches located in the helm switch panel. Each
battery switch is equipped with a manual override
to enable the operator to activate the switch in the
event that the remote circuit fails. A red LED light
glows when the switch is activated. The battery
switches should always be turned off when leaving
the boat unattended.
Electronics and Accessory Fuse Panels Behind Helm
Notice:
The continuous power circuits are always
supplied current when the batteries are con-
nected. These circuits are not deactivated
when the battery switches are off.
Electronics and Accessory Fuse Panels
There are three fuse panels located in the helm
that are accessed through a hatch in the head
compartment. The fuse panels are supplied
power by the Main and Electronics main breakers
located in the battery switch panel. Fuses in the
panel protect the individual circuits for electronics
or other accessories mounted in your boat. The
circuits in these panels are deactivated when the
House battery switch is OFF.
6.6 Bonding System
Your boat is equipped with a bonding system that
interconnects all metal underwater hardware and
thru-hull fittings to ensure that they are of the
same electrical potential. Anodes are attached to
the bonding system at the engines. There is also
an anode on the transom. The anodes deterio-
rate before the other metals, thereby protecting
the underwater metals from galvanic corrosion
or stray electrical current. Since the anodes are
sacrificial, it is important to monitor them and
replace them when they have deteriorated to 50
- 75% of their original size.