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Electrical System
the generator. If you have any questions about
managing the power in your boat, contact your
authorized Everglades dealer.
The frequency should be monitored when the gen-
erator is operating. In the United States, AC ac-
cessories are designed to operate on a frequency
of 60 cycles per second. The generator should
be able to maintain this frequency or - 3
cycles. Do not operate the AC electrical system
if the frequency is not in the proper range.
Refer to the meter owner’s manual for more in-
formation on the features and operation of the
AC Multimeter.
Reversed Polarity Light
The red light indicates reverse polarity shore cur-
rent supplied to the panel. This situation will cause
the red light to remain lit. If reverse polarity is
achieved, immediately turn off the main panel
breakers, shore power inlet breaker, all cabin AC
breakers, and the dockside outlet breaker. Dis-
connect the power cable from the dockside outlet
and notify a qualified marine electrician to check
the dockside wiring.
Power Available Lights
Green lights above and below the panel and gen-
erator main breakers indicate that AC electrical
power is available. The green light above the
main breakers indicates shore side AC power is
available. The green light below the main break-
ers indicates AC power is being supplied by the
generator.
Shore and Generator Main Breakers
These breakers select the power source and pro-
tect the general distribution network. There are
main breakers for the shore inlet connection cir-
cuit and the generator. A sliding safety cover on
the main breakers prevents activating circuits for
the generator and shore circuits simultaneously.
These breakers are very sensitive. The resulting
power surge that occurs when connecting the
dockside cord may cause the main breakers to
trip. To avoid this surge, always turn the Shore
main breakers to the OFF position before plug-
ging or unplugging the shore power cord and the
Generator main breakers to the OFF position when
starting the generator.
Care must be taken when operating the AC system
from the generator or the shore power supply line.
On some boats it may be possible to overload the
generator or shore power circuit if too many AC
accessory breakers are activated. Too much am-
perage being supplied through the panel will cause
the Shore main or Generator main breakers to trip
and could damage the system. This is particularly
important when operating the air conditioners
and water heater. You should always be aware of
the electrical load needed to activate accessories
and manage the amperage being supplied so the
load can be kept within safe limits. If you have
any questions about managing the power in your
boat, contact your authorized Everglades dealer.
Blower Switch
Activates the blower that provides ventilation for
the aft systems compartment while starting the
generator.
Stereo
The stereo is mounted in the AC Panel below the
main circuit breakers and generator control panel.
Reversed Polarity Light, Power Available Lights &
Shore Power/Generator Main Breakers