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36e Operator's Manual 2012.pdf - Marlow-Hunter, LLC

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DC Electric<br />

7.2.3 Battery Charging System<br />

Refer to the DC Wiring Diagram drawing at the end of<br />

this section for the location of the battery charger. The<br />

charger is protected by a fuse on the positive and ground<br />

side at the charger.<br />

To operate the charger, ensure that it is operating:<br />

1. Connect the shore power dockside supply shore<br />

power inlet on the stern of the boat on the port side.<br />

2. Turn on AC Main breaker.<br />

3. Turn on the Battery Charger breaker.<br />

7.2.4 12 Volt DC Panel<br />

All electrical systems aboard your boat are provided with<br />

over-current protection in the form of breakers or fuses.<br />

Examples of breakers are the system or component controls<br />

at the 12 Volt Panel, or in the battery selector switch<br />

panel. Systems that would normally require you to energize<br />

them for use are provided with switches.<br />

7.2.6 Inverter (Option)<br />

Inverter converts DC power to AC.<br />

7.2.6.1 Inverter Basic Operation<br />

1. Turn the house battery switch to either the “1, 2 or<br />

Both” positions<br />

2. Turn on inverter remote panel at the Navigation<br />

Station.<br />

OFF<br />

12V DC<br />

RUNNING LIGHTS<br />

ANCHOR LT<br />

3. Turn on the appropriate appliance breaker on AC<br />

Panel. Note: only Outlets and microwave operating using<br />

the inverter.<br />

STEAMING LT<br />

OFF<br />

OFF<br />

WATER PUMP<br />

BLOWER<br />

VOLTS<br />

See Inverter manual for technical data, troubleshooting,<br />

etc. operatiing/programming instructions.<br />

OFF<br />

OFF<br />

MACERATOR<br />

GPS<br />

PANEL<br />

LTS<br />

7.2.7 Generator (Option)<br />

OFF<br />

CABIN LIGHTS<br />

INSTRUMENTS<br />

TV/DVD<br />

BILGE<br />

PUMP<br />

Although, technically, the generator is part of the AC<br />

System, because it supplies AC power, however the starting<br />

of the generator requires DC power. The generator<br />

starting receives power from the start battery bank.<br />

LPG<br />

STEREO<br />

REFRIGERATOR<br />

SUMP PUMP<br />

HEAD<br />

12V OUTLETS<br />

TANK INDICATOR<br />

SPARE<br />

The generator supplies 120 volt 60 hz AC power for<br />

operating devices and equipment controlled through the<br />

AC Control Panel.<br />

Figure 7.2<br />

You can view the DC components controlled by the DC<br />

control panel here (Fig. 7.2). Notice when the battery<br />

selector switch is switched on the respective voltage of<br />

the battery is shown on the right by the digital volt meter.<br />

Indicator lights are built into most switches and alert you<br />

that the selected system is powered.<br />

7.2.5 Breakers, Switches, and Fuses<br />

When the generator indicating light is on and the generator<br />

breakers are on, AC power is supplied to AC control<br />

panel devices and equipment.<br />

Refer to the “Operation and Procedures” part of the AC<br />

Electric section for information on starting the generator.<br />

You can find the location of the generator on the DC<br />

Wiring Diagram drawing at the end of this chapter.<br />

7.2.8 Water Systems<br />

The water systems are outlined in the Water Systems<br />

chapter in this manual. However, the monitor for this system<br />

are powered by the DC Electrical system.<br />

7.4

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