DANGERBefore connecting the shore socket, ensure the type of voltage and the sockets available, their integrity and the absolute absence of moisture on the wire, on the socket and on the plug.
With plug connected check that wire:
CAUTIONThe connection must be performed under safety conditions with not powered connections and by paying attention to carry out a correct grounding.
The shore columns can supply different types of voltage, according to the harbour where you are moored; contact the Port Authority for the correct power supply of the column you are going to be connected.
In order to power the yacht’s electrical system, which in turn ensures operation of the various on board systems, a 63 A - 50 Hz shoreside connector has been fitted astern.
By means of the main electrical panel, it is possible to check and monitor the electric parameters of the shore socket, allowing a clear and readable display of the values measured, this facilitates the prevention of possible faults and malfunctioning and increases the safety of navigation.
It occurs very often to find shore plugs with dimensions not compatible with those on the yacht; in this case it is necessary to contact the Port Authority and to get a new plug or an adapter.
Electric shore power supply connection procedure:
CAUTIONDo not modify connectors of shore power supply cable, use only plug compatible connectors. If the yacht power supply cable cannot be plugged into the shore socket, ask the Port Authority for an adapter. In any case, never use adapters cutting the mass conductor connection between the shore electrical system and the yacht electric system.
The use of these adapters can irreparably damage the electric devices.
DANGERDo not leave shore power supply connected without people on board.
DANGERBefore carrying out any intervention on the electric system, disconnect all circuits and the shore connection.
WARNINGIf the warning light on the main electrical panel is on this means that the electric socket for shore power supply is plugged.
CAUTIONDisconnect the shore power supply connection when the system is not in use.
WARNINGDo not allow that cable end of shore power supply to floats in the water. This can cause an electric field as well as injuries or even the death of the swimmers nearby.
CAUTIONTo cut the electric power supply from shore:
At least once every two weeks, have the various connections of electric boards, panels and boxes checked by experienced and equipped personnel. Make sure that ground connections of electric equipment and electrical panels are tight and not oxidized. At least once a month check the status of the shore socket and eventually clean it.
DANGERRisk of electric shock from leakage currents. Never swim in waters near harbours or marinas.