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MARINE SANITATION
SYSTEM
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All vessels with
fi
xed toilets that are operated
on the waterways of the United States and some
foreign countries are required to be equipped
with an operable Marine Sanitation Device
(MSD). The
Marine Sanitation System in
your 330 Sport Bridge is a Waste Tank system,
de
fi
ned by the United States Coast Guard as a
Type III System. Type III Systems permit op-
eration of the toilet without the direct discharge
of untreated waste after every
fl
ush. Type III
Systems can be discharged at marina dockside
pump-out stations or, if in coastal waters, at least
three (3) miles offshore.
NOTE: Overboard discharge capability must
remain inoperative while within the 3 mile limit.
This is accomplished by closing the macerator
discharge thru-hull valve (See Mechanical Lay-
out in the Schematics Section of this Manual,
which illustrates the location of the macerator
discharge thru-hull valve).
Your 330 Sport Bridge is equipped with one
of the following Marine Sanitation Systems ,
depending on the option you chose from your
Silverton dealer at the time of purchase:
•
SeaLand
Vacu-
fl
ush Toilet
•
Jabsco
Quiet-Flush Electric Toilet
(Fresh Water)
•
Jabsco
Quiet-Flush Electric Toilet
(Raw Water)
Each system is described as follows:
SeaLand
Vacu-
fl
ush Toilet
This system is operated by vacuum, combined
with a small quantity of water supplied by the
pressurized fresh water system (approximately
one (1) pint per
fl
ush) and is controlled by DC
electrical power. Each toilet is equipped with
an integral vacuum breaker that prevents a
back
fl
ow of contaminated water into the potable
water supply. Vacuum energy, supplied by the
Vacuum Pump, is stored in a Vacuum Tank and
is monitored to maintain a certain level. The
Vacuum Pump is controlled by an electrical
breaker switch, located on the AC/DC Electrical
Panel (See
Electrical Panel Layout on Page
143, which illustrates the location of the breaker
switches). As the toilet is
fl
ushed, vacuum
energy is depleted and the Vacuum Pump will
automatically activate to restore the required
level. The Vacuum Pump will operate for ap-
proximately 30 to 90 seconds until the system
reaches the required operating vacuum level.
Toilet waste, both liquid and solid, is removed
by the vacuum ener gy and water combination
to a Waste Tank having a capacity of thirty
(30) gallons (See
Mechanical Layout on Page
141, which illustrates the location of the Waste
Tank). This waste is stored in the Waste Tank
until pumped out at a proper facility. The waste
tank is transparent which allows you to check
the waste levels by visual inspection.
Maintenance of your
Sea Land
Vacu-
fl
ush Sani-
tation System consists of periodic cleaning of
the toilet bowl with a mild non-abrasive cleaner.
The Waste Tank should be thoroughly rinsed
after each pump-out and a sanitation system
deodorizer should be added to the Waste Tank
by
fl
ushing through the toilet.