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Permit
This two-way toggle switch features a red “lockout”
button in the “OFF” position which prevents accidentally
letting the anchor out even though the windlass switch is
activated. The foot deck down foot pedal is inoperative
with this feature activated.
Nav/Anchor
The red and green navigation lights along with the
masthead anchor light are controlled by this switch. Read
and understand all the rules regarding use of navigation
lights for night running.
Cockpit Light
The cockpit lights are useful for safely accessing areas of
the boat after dark. These lights are normally positioned
at points such as entrances and stairways.
Wiper
This switch controls the windshield wiper operation.
Underwater Lights
This switch controls the underwater lights which are
mounted on the lower boat transom.
Arch Lights
This toggle switch controls the arch mounted lights.
Windlass
This rocker style switch is used to adjust the anchor line
after the anchor has been set. The bow pedals are used to
commission the anchor as well as retrieving it. Do not use
this switch to break the anchor from the bottom.
Aft. Bilge Pump
This switch controls the aft bilge pump. When the switch
is depressed it bypasses the automatic float and activates
the bilge pump. In the off position the automatic float
feature monitors the pump. When the icon located in the
middle of the switch is lighted red the automatic system
is activated and further investigation is required. Select
vessels feature aft and forward bilge pumps.
Foredeck Lt
This switch controls the deck light located at the forward
hatches.
Bilge Lights
This switch controls the sump (bilge) lights in the engine
room.
Console Lights
This switch controls the dash lights at the instruments.
Engine Hatch
This momentary toggle switch controls the motor that
lifts the hatch rams.
Acc
This switch permits the addition of accessory
components. Make sure the size of the breaker
corresponds to the amperage demands of the component.
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