wrote:
>
>
> On 31, May 2006, at 20:32, Tony Brooks wrote:
>
> > If it is not clicking then something is preventing the solenoid
being
> > powered. It could be that mains interlock or it could be a
> > wiring/ignition switch fault.
>
> Tony
>
> What is the official reason for this "interlock" ? Is it to make
it
> less likely that the boat is cast off with the shoreline still
> connected, such that it might be jerked out of it's socket and plop
> "live" into the water. Is it to help organise complex charging
systems
> ? Or something else entirely . . .
>
> Beeky
>
No idea - I did not know about it until you (I think) mentioned it -
being a KIS, 12volt man.
It could be to ensure that an engine mounted mains generator can nopt
come on lin ewith teh shoreline - with the out of phase I could
imagine all sorts of interesting effects.
It could also be as you surmise. I do not recall seeing anything
about it the the BMEA codes and I am not sure all systems will have
one.
Tony Brooks
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