PURSUIT C 230 Owner's Manual download pdf (Page 27)

Electrical System

4-1

Section 4

C230

Electrical Systems

4.1 General

Your Pursuit boat is equipped with a 12 volt

DC electrical system. The DC system draws

current from onboard batteries.

Electrical schematics are included in this

manual to assist technicians in the servicing

the electrical systems. Pursuit recommends

you take your boat to an authorized Pursuit

dealer for service or installation of additional

electrical equipment. Pursuit reserves the

right to modify or update the electrical sys-

tem at any time without notice to the con-

sumer or obligation to make updates to

boats built prior to the change.

Some compartments on your boat may be

lighted. Lights bulbs produce heat and can

ignite combustible products. Turn off all light-

ing before you leave the boat.

4.2 DC System

Batteries

The 12-volt batteries have been selected to

provide optimum performance for engine

starting, and house and electronics loads.

There are two, group 31, lead acid batteries.

These batteries require similar maintenance

to automobile batteries. The batteries are

located in the aft bilge. A circuit breaker on

the engine protects the engine ignition sys-

tems and gauges. Refer to the engine

owner's manual for information on the circuit

breakers installed on your engines.

DC Distribution

The 12-volt DC system is made up of batter-

ies that are charged by the engine charging

system. Boats that are factory rigged with

Yamaha® engines utilize the Yamaha Bat-

tery Isolator to charge the engine battery

and the house battery. 12-volt power is dis-

tributed to the battery switches, accessed

through a hatch in the aft port corner of the

cockpit, and main breakers, in the battery

switch panel, that protect the helm panel,

electronics, 24-hour essential circuits and

the windlass.

The circuit breaker on the engine protects

the engine ignition systems and gauges.

Refer to the engine owner's manual for infor-

mation on your engines.

! WARNING

FIRE OR EXPLOSION HAZARD

Ignited combustible products can

cause fire or explosion, resulting in

death or serious injury. DO NOT store

combustibles near lights and turn off

all lighting before leaving the boat.

! CAUTION

Proper fuse or breaker protection must

be provided for all 12-volt equipment

added. DO NOT overload the Accessory

Circuit Breakers or other circuitry

through additional 12-volt equipment.

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