Hi I have a 31 Oceanis 2018 would like to know how the blue earth breakers undo they look like they need a special key and were to find the fuses on left in picture and what brand have looked on web and no look Thanks Matt
12 volt electrical system
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To release connectors from the blue ground bus terminal you can use a screwdriver. You just need to put the screwdriver in the corresponding hole and turn it firmly counter clockwise. I’m not sure whether it’s supposed to be phillps or flat; I’ve used both with equal success. I’m not sure how to remove the bus from the rail; I’ve never tried that.
I’ve read that you can use regular blade style fuses in that fuse bar, but I’ve never tried that myself.
I’ve read that you can use regular blade style fuses in that fuse bar, but I’ve never tried that myself.
Hi many thanks just had a look and a blade fuse would fit will give it a go let you know how it works out
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SBO Weather and Forecasting Forum Jim & John
- Oct 22, 2014
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You have “Din Rail Terminal Blocks”. Search that and you’ll find all sorts of designs and colors. The ones in your image appear to be snap ons.
When purchasing assure that they are rated for the load you plan to apply.
You have a mostly clean install.
Only critique is the large red wire (supplying power to the terminal block) is installed with too tight of a radius. The wire should be secured in a straight line as it connects to terminal block. This one is putting strain on the wire to lug crimp. It will lead to eventual failure.
When purchasing assure that they are rated for the load you plan to apply.
You have a mostly clean install.
Only critique is the large red wire (supplying power to the terminal block) is installed with too tight of a radius. The wire should be secured in a straight line as it connects to terminal block. This one is putting strain on the wire to lug crimp. It will lead to eventual failure.
Hi many thanks have known found the fuses there are ETA 1170-22 fuses and blue terminals are wago 0285-0134 . Thanks for advise on main wire in presume it came from factory like that so will try and straighten out many Thanks Matt
Hey All,
On a Beneteau 37 with this system. Searched everywhere, but can't find the E25049 on the lower left. Says lazzarette, but not seeing it there, haven't removed the C80 at the pedestal yet, maybe in with it? Any thoughts/insights appreciated.
On a Beneteau 37 with this system. Searched everywhere, but can't find the E25049 on the lower left. Says lazzarette, but not seeing it there, haven't removed the C80 at the pedestal yet, maybe in with it? Any thoughts/insights appreciated.
jssailem
SBO Weather and Forecasting Forum Jim & John
- Oct 22, 2014
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Welcome to the SBO Forum.
I would trace the seatalk cable (identified in yellow) from any of the sensors. I would start with the GPS antenna RS125 or the black power cable from the breaker, that provides power to the wind transducer.
I would trace the seatalk cable (identified in yellow) from any of the sensors. I would start with the GPS antenna RS125 or the black power cable from the breaker, that provides power to the wind transducer.
Our 37 from 2014 has Simnet wiring instead of Raymarine, so maybe not exactly the same locations. In our case the Simnet hubs are behind the DC panel, in the pedestal behind the plotter, and in the bottom of the storage area at the very back of the aft cabin. Maybe Beneteau put some of the Raymarine components in those places in some years.