modular electrical panel

[dduh...@gmail.com]

I have a 1993 First 35s5. I would like to know how the european
modular electrical panel works. There are two layers of electrical
plug blocks. The top layer plugs into the lower layer. Some lines
seem to connect in one side and out the other but that is not
consistent. I'm trying to wire a spare switch to my autopilot but i
need to know how this panel works to do that. Anyone know where to
get documentation on how this panel works or give me some tips on how
it works?

Thanks,
Denis Duhaime

[Max Lynn]

I'm not sure what you have, but most recent Beneteau's have the Wago strips
as shown in the two attachments.

Hope this helps.

Max Lynn

[Howell Cooper]

Great information. Thanks
Howell Cooper

[jjn...@comcast.net]

max

did you get that diagram from

beneteau and do you know if it's

availabe for other models

 

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S/V THERESA MARIE
B331

 

-------------- Original message --------------
From: "Max Lynn" <max...@cox.net>

> I'm not sure what you have, but most recent Beneteau's have the Wago strips
> as shown in the two attachments.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Max Lynn
>
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> To: "Beneteau Owners"
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> Subject: {Beneteau Owners} modular electrical panel
>
>
> >
> > I have a 1993 First 35s5. I would like to know how the european
> > modular electrical panel works. There are two layers of electrical
> > plug blocks. The top layer plugs into the lower layer. Some lines
> > seem to connect in one side and out the other but that is not

> > con sistent. I'm trying to wire a spare switch to my autopilot but i

> > need to know how this panel works to do that. Anyone know where to
> > get documentation on how this panel works or give me some tips on how
> > it works?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Denis Duhaime
> >
> > >
>

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[Max Lynn]

The first document I picked off The Beneteau USA web site.  The second one I'm not sure where I got it, but if you look at the footer on it, it states that it came from an Oceanis 321 manual.  So they are basically both Beneteau documents.  I have no way of knowing if it is available for other models.  Just FWIW, my 40.7 manual does not have such a diagram.  However, the wiring in my boat has numerical tabs on most ends of the wire, making it fairly simple to trace wires.  That's only true for the boat wiring itself.  The engine wiring is separate, and can be divined by combining the Volvo manual wiring diagram and the boat diagram (such as it is).

 

Max

[dduh...@gmail.com]

thanks Max, that what was very helpful.