Silverton 45 convertible, Руководство оператора

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SYSTEM OPERATIONS-31
240/120 AC Electrical System
AC MAIN PANEL
- the AC main panel is
located in the Salon. The panel is broken
down into four parts:
The Meter
Shore Power/Ship Power Switch
The 120 Volt Breakers
The 240 Volt Breakers
The power takes two routes at the panel.
One route is the power gets split into 2 legs
(shore “A” and shore “B”), each leg hav-
ing 120 volts. The other route is direct 240
VAC.
METERS - There is a meter on the top por-
tion of the AC Panel. The meter reads the
120 and 240 Volt AC Power.
SHORE POWER/SHIP POWER SWITCH:
This switch selects where you will be getting
your AC Power from. The slide bar is there
to make sure you only select one source at
any one time. In order for the Ship Power
Switch to be on, the slide bar has to move up
to block the Shore Power Switch from being
on. In order for the Shore Power Switch to
be on, the slide bar must move down to block
the Ship Power Switch from being on.
Shore Power
Follow the procedures below to connect
shore power to your yacht:
Turn OFF all AC Circuit Breakers at the
AC portion of the AC/DC Panel. Shut
down the generator if it is in operation.
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Using a damaged or improper cord for
shore power connection can cause elec-
trical shock and serious personal injury.
Use a cord specifically designed for
shore power connection. DO NOT use a
household extension cord.
Connect the female end of the shore
power cord to the yacht’s inlet recep-
tacle. Be certain the lock ring is tightly
secured. If there is a cord already sup-
plied at the dock, be sure to unhook the
cord from the dockside outlet.
A LIVE CORD END IS DANGEROUS!
Never leave a shore power cord on the
dock with only the plug end connected.
DO NOT connect the shore power cord
to the dockside electrical source
fi rst.
You can accidentally drop the cord into
the water which may result in electrical
shock and serious personal injury.
Connect the Shore Power Cable to
power supply. When connecting the
shore power cable to the dockside out-
let, be certain the cable has suf
fi cient
slack to prevent stretching during tidal
changes.
Slide the SHORE POWER/SHIP POW-
ER slide bar down on top of the Ship
Power portion of the switch. With the
slide down, turn on the shore power
switch.
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