Hi there!
I will need to transform 110v into 230v on my 2000 C36 mkII. Until now I located these appliances running on 110-120v:
1) Air conditioner TaylorMade Enviromental Marine Air Systems VCP16K + TaylorMade Enviromental blower + Dometic water pump LC-2CP-MD
2) Water heater Seaward S-600
3) Professional Mariner Zinc Saver II 30 Amp Galvanic Isolator (sticker says it works both on 120/240)
4) Battery charger (already bought 230v version)
Did I missed anything?
Are there any appliances which after connecting to the shore switch from the battery to 110?
Thanks!
presume you swap also all your receiptables for the 230VAC model and what about re-rating your main-fuses, earth-leakage safety protection etc?
Durk Nijdam
S/V "SILER"
Catalina 36MKII - 2001 / hullnr. 2013
Stavoren - Holland
thanks for reply. it will be done by a professional electrician but I want to gather some more info before service.
ps. by receiptables do you mean 230v outlets? thanks
Les & Trish Troyer
Mahalo
Everett, WA
1983 C-36 Hull #0094
C-36 MK 1 Technical Editor.
Commodore
unfortunately non-USA
how about appliances like fridge etc., are there any which changes from battery to 110-120 when connected to the shore power?
thanks
Les & Trish Troyer
Mahalo
Everett, WA
1983 C-36 Hull #0094
C-36 MK 1 Technical Editor.
Commodore
Wouldn't it be easier and cheaper to install a step down transformer?
2003 Catalina 36
It took my electrician 2 days to do the work. He recalculated breakers and did 230v on the yacht. All appliances were replaced for 230v, in water heater only the heating pipe was replaced and for the AC we installed 110v->230v transformer.
Thanks