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AIR CONDITIONING/HEATING
SYSTEM
(OPTIONAL)
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The factory installed Air Conditioning/Heating
System in your 330 Sport Bridge is purchased
as an option from your Silverton dealer . The
purpose of this system is to maintain a com-
fortable cabin temperature and humidity level,
regardless of ambient temperature and humid-
ity. Each air conditioning/heating unit in your
330 Sport Bridge , which operates on the A/C
electrical system, is self-contained and manu-
factured by
Marine Air Systems
. The system is
then installed at the Silverton factory according
to the speci
fi
c option plan you chose at the time
of the purchase of your 330 Sport Bridge . The
Air Conditioning/Heating System option plan
is described as follows:
20,000 BTU Total Capacity
This system utilizes two (2) self-contained air
conditioning units, each having a capacity of
10,000 BTU’s. The
Forward Unit is located
under the Dinette seat and cools/heats the Mas-
ter Stateroom. The
Aft Unit is located under
the Dinette seat next to the Storage closet and
cools/heats the Salon, Galley, and Head. Refer
to interior layout on page 140 for the location of
the Air Conditioning units.
Each air conditioning unit is controlled by an in-
dependent thermostatic control panel (“Passport
Control”), which is located within the respective
cooling/heating zones. The desired zone temper-
ature is manually set on the “Passport Control”
and the air conditioning unit is activated to sup-
ply cooling or heating as required to constantly
maintain the temperature selected.
Each unit will operate in a “Dehumidi
fi
cation”
mode upon demand and is controlled by the
“Passport Control”. Refer to the Marine Air
Systems Operation and Maintenance Manual
for a complete description and instruction in the
operation of this mode.
Operation of the Air Conditioning/Heating
System in your 330 Sport Bridge is as fol-
lows:
Turn ON the respective air conditioner
breaker switch, located on the AC/DC Elec-
trical Panel (See
Electrical Panel Layout
on Page 143, which illustrates the location
of the respective breaker switches).
Make sure seawater intake is open and sea-
water pump is operating properly.
Refer to the
Marine Air Systems
Operation
and Maintenance Manual for a detailed
description of the function of each button
located on the “Passport Control.
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