Bennington Owner’s Manual 25
Typical Bennington Battery Storage Box:
This picture shows a battery box on a “50 & 80 Series”
pontoon. The battery location will vary depending on
the model of boat. For example, if you have a “75 Series”
model, your battery location is in the privacy area of your boat.
Electrical Switches:
Electrical switches control the power supply to your boat components. Switches may be 2-position
(on/off) or 3-position (on/off/on) with the center position being off. For a 3-position switch, the
switch position determines which components are being powered. All switches have a push button
reset breaker next to, below or above the switch. The breaker protects electrical components from
damage by power surges. If you reset a breaker and it immediately trips again, do not attempt to
reset it a second time. Retripping indicates a possible electrical problem that needs dealer attention.
If you replace a breaker, replace it with the same AMP size breaker.
Typical Bennington Rotary Switch:
Switches &
Breakers
Your switches may be different depending
on your model of Bennington.
The following table summarizes information about Bennington boat switches. Your boat may not
have all of the switches listed.
Note that some components, such as the stereo, are still powered even though the ignition switch is
off. Turn off all switches to prevent the discharging of your battery.
! WARNING !
Batteries contain sulfuric acid and can cause severe personal injury if mishandled.
Avoid contact with eyes, skin, or clothing.
Horn
Docking Lights
Nav./Anc.
Accy.
12 Volt Accy.
Bilge
Horn
In some cases, the horn is a RED switch
Docking Lights
Use only while docking during poor visibility
Navigation, Anchor & Courtesy Lights
Accessories (varies with model & options)
Lights, livewell pump, etc.
Turns on power to 12 volt recept. & the stereo
Bilge pump (if applicable)
Spring loaded-toggles off when released
2-position on/off
3-position on/off/on
2-position on/off
2-position on/off
2-position on/off
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