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Old 04 September 2016, 20:24   #1
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Battery isolator.

Rather ashamed to ask this. Should it be in line from alternator, before battery? Or From +ve of battery to boat electrics and fuse panel and engine permemantly connected to battery?

Bilge pumps are already to be wired from battery via their own circuit breakers.

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The only thing connected direct to the battery should be the bilge pump. Everything else should be connected to the battery via the isolator switch.
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Mine is between the outboard and the battery, the same its been on each boat I've owned ( on the positive lead ).
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Old 05 September 2016, 04:35   #4
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Blonde moment over.... I'm going for this

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Yep thats it
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