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Electrical System
Down Lights and Utility Lights:
The light will turn on in white and ramp up to full
intensity over a 4 second period. The light will
remain on white until the color cycle mode is se-
lected. You may dim the white color by toggling
the switch as the light ramps up. Interrupting
the ramp up period sets the light at a lower level.
Once the white light is on, toggle once to enter
the color cycle mode. A 15 second color cycle is
followed by a continuous 3 minute color cycle for
more precise control. The color cycle will always
start with red for easy access to the night vision
mode. To select a color as it appears, toggle the
switch once and the light will lock to the selected
color. To dim the color, select the desired color with
a toggle of the switch. Then immediately toggle
again to set the color intensity. Interrupting the
ramp up period sets the light at a lower level. To
reset the light, turn the light o for 3 seconds and
it will reset in the white mode.
Marine Head Control Switch
Located in a panel near the marine toilet in the
cabin. Controls the lling and ushing operations of
the marine toilet. Refer to the Interior Equipment
chapter for additional information on the operation
of the marine toilet.
Waste Discharge Switch
A key activated momentary switch located in the
head control panel that controls the overboard
discharge pump system for the holding tank and
marine head system. Monitor the waste level in
the tank while pumping and turn the waste dis-
charge switch OFF immediately when pumping is
complete.
The key must be removed from the switch when-
ever the discharge pump is not being operated.
Cabin Light Switch
Located near the cabin door. This switch activates
the light in the head compartment.
Marine Head Control Switch Panel
Cabin Light Switch
12 volt Receptacles
Located at the helm and in the cockpit at the bow.
Provides electrical current for portable 12 volt equip-
ment.
USB Connections
Located at the helm, and in cockpit at the bow. The
USB connections will charge cell phones and other
portable electronics that are charged by a USB cord.
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