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Chapter 10:
INTERIOR EQUIPMENT
10.1 Head Compartment
and Marine Toilet
The head compartment is equipped with a shower and a sink
with a hot and cold faucet. The shower head is equipped with
a valve that allows the shower water to be turned on and off
without affecting the temperature to conserve water while
showering. The shower is drained by the shower sump pump
located in the bilge below the bridge deck.
Ventilation is provided by an exhaust blower. There is also a 12-
volt overhead light and 120-volt GFI duplex outlet. The light
and exhaust blower are activated by switches in the wall.
There is a storage cabinet above the vanity sink. The cabinet
doors are secured with pressure latches on each door. The toilet
paper holder and switches that control the head and overboard
diaphragm pump are in the vanity below the sink.
Marine Head System
Your boat is equipped with a 12-volt Tecma ceramic marine
head system as standard equipment. The toilet is connected to
the pressurized fresh water system which results in less odor
in the head compartment. It has an automatic pumping device
that fills and empties the bowl. Once a button on the control is
pressed, the entire cycle is completely automatic. Additionally,
the system uses very little water, approximately 2.27 quarts
(2.5 liters) per flush.
To use the toilet, make sure the Electric Toilet and Water
System breakers on the cabin DC breaker panel are on. Then
press the “Add Water” button on head control panel to add a
preset amount of water to wet the bowl which prevents organic
residues dirtying the ceramic sides. After using the toilet,
pressing the “Flush” button starts an automatic flushing cycle
that moves the waste to the holding tank and leaves the bowl
completely clean and dry in the rest position. A light in the
control panel lights when the holding is full and flushing is
not recommended.
The Tecma head contains an integrated, high-speed turbine
grinding pump that transfers waste to the holding tank where
it remains until it is pumped out by a waste dumping station
or the overboard discharge system.
Please refer to the toilet manufacturer owner’s manual for more
information on the operation of the marine head system.
Head Compartment and Marine Toilet
Vanity Sink, Toilet Paper Holder, Toilet and Overboard Macerator Switches