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Systems
TYPICAL FRESH WATER SYSTEM
Overview
Your vessel is equipped with a
fresh water supply referred to
as a potable water system. It
consists of fresh water tanks,
dockside fill/vent fittings,
monitor panel, pressure
water pump with filter,
distribution lines, manifolds,
wash down spigots and hot
water heater.
There are two options
for using the ship’s water
supply.
At
m o or i ng
, a hos e
approved for drinking
water is connected to
the dockside city water
valve and the vessel uses
marina water to supply
the various faucets or
shower heads. Th ese approved hoses feature a white color
and are readily available at marina’s, RV dealerships,
marine speciality stores, and big box stores in 5/8” or
3/4” diameters. When connected to the dockside valve
the system bypasses the ship’s potable water system tanks
if the main water supply manifold valve in the master
head behind the teak shower panel is turned
off
. See
illustration to the right.
Note that the shut-off valve is labeled starboard water
tank since the water fi lls from the starboard to the port
tank and is self-leveling during the fi lling process. As
both tanks become full the excess water will run to the
hull side vent overboard.
Remember at the end of the fi lling process to turn off
the master shut-off valve or sourced water from the
dockside valve will continue to run overboard through
the hull side vent. Never leave the vessel unattended.
Check fresh water level periodically at the monitor-
ing panel so you know the system fi lled status.
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