4.2 Electrical system

Your boat is equipped with a 12 V electrical direct current (DC) system. Shore power with a 110/230 V current is available as an option. 
12 V electrical system and shore power

  1. 230 V socket outlet (inside cabin)*

  2. Charging platform for phone*

  3. Function control panel

  4. USB port

  5. 12 V system batteries

  6. Shore power component (under deck hatch)*

  7. Main switch panel

  8. Shore power connection plugin unit* 

  9. Heavy-duty fuses* (behind the hatch on the starboard side of the sofa)

  10. Engine charger

* Optional

For details, see the boat’s wiring diagrams available in the Owner's Bag.

Risk of electric shock. 

  • Never switch off the current when the engine is running. This may cause damage to the alternator.

  • Never perform any work on the electrical circuits when they are connected. Never alter the electrical system or any related diagrams but turn to a professional specialized in marine electrical systems.

  • Never modify the rated current amperage of over-current protective devices.

  • Never reset or replace electrical appliances with components exceeding the rated current amperage of the circuit.

  • Never leave the boat unattended with the electrical system energized, except for the automatic bilge pump, fire protection and alarm circuits.