My Fall Electrical Projects

[JDCAVE]

My Fall Electrical Projects.

1) Install Charles Isolation Transformer. Decommission 2nd shore power inlet and service. Redo AC service to the panel, install breaker box and 2 pole 30 amp breaker on incoming shore power.





2) Move ESI Fuel polishing system to Inverter side amp of the panel so I can be operated whilst travelling and independent of Genny. Replace Buss Bars for Shore Power and Inverter Neutal connections.

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New


3) Replace automotive resettable fuses to fridge, Freezer and Webasto with Blueseas breakers.
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4) Replace and reinstall the March Pump. The previous owner installed the pum in a vertical orientation, which is not acceptable, according to installation instructions.
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[johnrupp]

Nice professional looking job.

John

 

[BIG CAT]

nicely done.

 

[angus99]

Good looking work!

 

[Comodave]

Good job.

 

[Ventana]

Sad to say as someone that does this for a living, your "before" pictures still look better than our Krogen. I'm going to use the excuse that we've only owned the boat a few weeks, and I'll start working on a different excuse to use next year.

 

[JDCAVE]

Nice professional looking job.

John

That’s because I brought in a professional to do the work. I could have done some of this but he works much faster than me so.

I wouldn’t have considered working on the Shore power or Isolation Transformer. Too much at risk.

 

[denverd0n]

I was looking at the pictures and thinking, "Wow! That really looks tidy!" Then it occurred to me, isn't it a kind of a sad commentary on most boat electrical systems that we don't consider that to be the norm? A rat's nest of wires going every which way is so common that we sort of expect that, and are surprised when someone does a proper job of organizing, bundling, and labeling the electrical system.


Oh well, that aside, congrats on a well-done job.