Sienne Jeanneau International 50, Руководство по эксплуатации

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attention to the vent that it does not spill fuel into the water. Top-off carefully,
catching any spillage with your sorb pad.
Check your gauges. Replace the deck fill caps and clean up any spatter and wash
hands thoroughly.
BOAT ELECTRICAL
The electrical system is divided into two distribution systems: 110 volts or AC and 12
volts or DC. The systems are controlled from the electrical panel located at the Nav
Station
. The battery switches are located behind an access door under the center
settee bench.
When not connected to shore power your batteries provide most of your electrical
power. Therefore, the use of onboard electricity needs to be monitored very
carefully.
TURN OFF ELECTRICAL DEVICES when they are not being used (lights,
instruments, etc.)
120 Volt or AC (Alternating Current)
Shore Power supports all AC equipment and receptacles on board as well as the
inverter/charger.
To connect to shore power, plug the power cord into the transom fitting and then
into the dock receptacle (rotate plug-end clockwise to lock). Check your power
rating/plug size of the dock receptacle (i.e. 30 amp, 20 amp etc.) If necessary, add
an adaptor located at the Nav Station. Secure the cord around the shore power
electrical receptacle and off the bow or stern. (i.e. wrap around dock line a few
times) turn the dock power breaker on.
On the boat, turn the shore circuit breaker on at the AC electrical panel. Turn on
appropriate breakers for inverter/charger, water heater, and receptacles. Watch
your voltmeter for load. If the load exceeds the voltage, it will trip the breaker. If
this occurs, wait to turn on one of your systems (i.e. water heater) until the power
requirement decreases.
Inverter
The inverter provides AC power to the 120 receptacle plugs (i.e. microwave) when
the boat is disconnected from shore power. The inverter will not supply power to the
water heater or battery charger when not connected to shore power. Your inverter
panel is located at the Nav Station with an on/off switch. Make certain it is on. The
actual inverter is located under the center settee bench
(Make sure that no gear is
stowed on top of or near the inverter unit!) Your inverter also acts as a battery
charger when connected to shore power. The Inverter is powered by 3 house
batteries located under the center salon sole at the base of the stairs. The amount
of DC power is
limited to the capacity of these batteries so use it very sparingly !!!
This means use of a blender, computer, microwave, television, etc. must be
monitored closely.