4.2 User controls

See here the location of the different user controls on your boat.

Figure 1. Locations of user controls

1

Air-conditioning fuse panel

8

Heavy-duty fuse panel

2

Side terrace control panel

9

Battery control panel

3

Shore power panel

10

Helm station controls

4

Cooktop control panel

11

Wiper control panel

5

Roof control panel

12

Anchor winch control panel

6

Temperature control panel

13

Navigation and lighting control panel

7

Fuse panel

14

Toilet compartment control panel

  • Helm station controls
    Get a quick overview of the locations and names of different controls at the helm station. Drill deeper into the functions available for each control unit in the following sections.
  • Toilet compartment control panel
    You can flush the toilet and operate the fresh and waste water (black and grey) pumps from the toilet compartment control panel.
  • High bilge alarm control panel
    See here the location of the high bilge alarm control panel.
  • Side terrace control panel
    You can operate the side terraces, the hatch of the aft technical compartment, and the fresh water pump from the side terrace control panel.
  • Roof control panel
    You can use the roof control panel to open and close the canvas top of the roof hatch of the main cabin. In addition, you can use the panel to adjust the lights on the ceiling of the main cabin.
  • Fuse panel
    The fuse panel contains the fuses, switches and indicators for the electrical equipment on your boat.
  • Heavy-duty fuse panel
    The heavy-duty fuse panel contains the fuses for appliances and electronic components which require large currents. Fuse amperage can be checked directly from the fuse label or electrical schematics.
  • Air-conditioning fuse panel
    Air-conditioning fuse panel contains the fuse for the optional air-conditioning.
  • Battery control panel
    The battery control panel contains the battery on/off switches. You can use the switches to turn power off from the batteries to the equipment on your boat when you leave the boat unattended, and turn power on when you return.
  • Shore power panel
    You can connect your boat to shore power from the shore power panel.
  • Cooktop control panel
    You can use the cooktop control panel to operate the optional diesel-powered cooktop on the wet bar.
  • Temperature control panel
    Check here the location of your boat’s temperature control panel.
Parent topic: The what and where of your boat