Marquis 500 Sport Bridge, Руководство пользователя

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EUROPEAN AC CONTROL CENTER:
ShORE 1 •
: Switch the Shore 1 breaker group ON if a shore power source is used to provide electricity to the
Line 1 circuit breakers .
gEnERAtOR (UppER) •
: Switch the Generator (Upper) breaker group ON if the generator is used to provide electricity to
the Line 1 circuit breaker
INDICATOR LIGhTS
power aVaIlable IndIcator
The Power Available Indicator light illuminates when the yacht is connected to a working shore power source . Switch the Shore circuit
breaker group ON to provide power to the AC electrical system .
generator runnIng IndIcator
The Generator Running Indicator light illuminates when the generator is operating . Switch the Generator circuit breaker group ON to
provide the generator’s output to the AC electrical system . .
VOLTmETER - LINE VOLTAGE
The voltmeter indicates the amount of voltage that is entering the AC electrical system .
When the boat’s AC electrical system is either connected to a shore power source or to the generator (and the generator is running)
with main breakers ON, the voltmeter should read between 110 and 120 volts . If the voltmeter reads 95 volts or less, 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 .
NOTE : For boats that operate on 220 volts, the limits are 220-240 volts AC and no less than 200 volts .
If the voltmeter reads zero voltage and indicator lights are not illuminated, no electricity is reaching the AC Control Center .
If a generator IS beIng uSed, make Sure:
The generator is operating properly •
The safety circuit breaker, located on the generator control panel is ON •
If Shore power IS uSed, make Sure:
The shore power cord is properly attached to both the boat and the shore power source: •
The circuit breaker at the shore power source box is ON •
The AC Main circuit breaker group is ON •
If the Voltmeter contInueS to read zero Voltage, eIther haVe :
A qualified technician service your generator, or •
Contact the marina’s management to identify and correct a shore power problem . •
If the problem appears to be with your boat’s AC electrical system, have the system inspected by a qualified electrician . •
AmmETER - LOAD CURRENT
The ammeter indicates the amount of current being drawn from the AC electrical equipment, as selected by the Select Load switch,
described later in this section .
the ammeter Should read zero ampS when the followIng ItemS occur:
Either the Shore or Generator circuit breaker group is ON •
All other breakers on the AC Control Center are OFF •
The voltmeter is reading between 210 and 240 volts . •
The ammeter readings increase above zero amps as the circuit breakers, located on the AC Control Center, are switched ON and the
associated equipment is turned ON, or the equipment plugged into the AC receptacles is turned ON . Refer to
Electrical Loads later in
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