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6.6 SHORE POWER
The boat is equipped with a shore power system which
obtains its power from an external supply on shore or
jetty (shore power). This system utilises a voltage of
230 V and therefore ordinary mains current devices can
be plugged into the boat’s sockets. Devices that use
shore power can be used when the shore power cable
has been connected to the shore power socket (1) which
is located in the portside bay in the open space and
in the boat’s bow box (8) on the port side. The boat is
equipped with a separate charging cable which can be
found inside the boat.
The main fuse for shore power (2) is located in the port-
side fore corner of the engine compartment. Check
once a month that the fuse is functional. The distribu-
tion board for shore power (3) is located next to the main
fuse.The system is equipped with an inverter (4), which
feeds 230 V through the sockets even if shore power is
not connected, and shore power chargers, which charge
batteries (5), and fuse panels for sockets (6). There is
a separate charger for the bow thruster battery located
next to the battery.
The position of the components is given in the picture on
the next page.
1. Shore power plug
2. Main fuse
3. Shore power distribution board
4. Inverter
5. Battery chargers
6. Fuse panel
7. Shore power plug
WARNING !
To avoid electric shock and fire hazard:
• Switch o the shore power switch before
connecting and disconnecting the cable.
• Connect the shore power cable to the boat before
connecting it ashore.
• Disconnect the shore power cable ashore before
disconnecting it from the boat.
• Close the hatch to the shore power socket on the
boat.
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