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Circuit breakers for overload and earth the delights of the Broads. single phase sockets, 16A and leakage protection are built in to the pillar 32A size, to fit the two most under a weatherproof cover. Check to see Dilham Stalham they are all on. If any have tripped out, Horsey common types of plugs. (Older Hickling unplug your boat, switch them on, then refit River Ant Sutton versions may be 16A only). West Somerton your plug. If a breaker trips out you have a Coltishall Barton Potter Each socket is controlled by a fault on your installation. Heigham separate card-operated meter, Horning River Thurne Hoveton built in to the pillar under a Ludham Bridge ? Check the small red neon indicator on River Bure weatherproof cover. the card meter is on - this shows power Ranworth is available. River Bure The pillars provide power for your boat with direct Stokesby ? If all the breakers and neon indicator are connection to shore supply River Yare on but the socket still does not work, NORWICH GREAT YARMOUTH which is connected to earth. Brundall report the fault to the Broads Authority: Breydon Water Broads Control 01603 756056 or Bramerton 01603 610734. Cantley Burgh Castle If you do not Rockland Broad Failure to Reedham have an isolating follow the Hardley Mill transformer, St Olaves safety instructions River Chet corrosion through If you have any comments on your experience River Waveney may result in Loddon electrolysis could of using the charging points please go to Somerleyton disconnection damage your boat www.broads-authority.gov.uk/boating/ of supply. and others. facilities-and-access/electric-charging-points.html River Waveney Oulton Broad charging point Geldeston Beccles Reproduced by permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of HMSO. location Connecting ©Crown Copyright and database right 2011. Ordnance Survey Licence number 100021573. £1 charging cards Only connect one boat to one socket. see detail maps available from outlets nearby ... Connecting cable must be undamaged River Ant and one continuous length, without joints. River Ant Sutton Sutton Staithe Boatyard Disconnect all electrical equipment on boat. Internal wiring on boat must meet Sutton Stalham Moon Fleet Marine appropriate standards. How Hill Toad Hole Cottage village green hotel Ludham Bridge Ludham Bridge Stores Moisture in boat socket could be a hazard moorings so clean plug and socket. River Thurne Sutton Broad boatyard Arrange cable so it will not fall into water Potter Heigham Post Office Stores from if it becomes disconnected. Ensure it is not River Ant Sutton Staithe Hickling Whispering Reeds Boatyard a trip hazard or obstruction. River Bure Coltishall Post Office Stores 1 Connect cable to boat socket. Hoveton Broads information centre; from Barton Broad Barnes Brinkcraft; 2 Lift the pillar socket cover Norfolk Marine, Station Rd and insert the plug, Ludham Bridge Stores Wroxham ensuring it is fully engaged. Broads Tours On some units you will need to lift the top flap Ludham Bridge Horning Post Office; The Gallery to locate the sockets. boatyard Ranworth Granary Stores Acle Post Office Stores Stokesby Riverside Tearoom & Stores from River Bure Gt Yarmouth Gt. Yarmouth Yacht Station Using the card River Wensum River Thurne Norwich Norwich Yacht Station; Broads Authority 1 Lift relevant meter cover, these are marked to tell you which socket they operate. (Dragonfly House) Potter Heigham from Martham Whitlingham Country Park & Hickling 2 Insert payment card with the magnetic strip Broads information centre public house facing up, in the direction of the arrow. post office stores River Yare You may have to insert the card several times Bramerton Woods End PH before card engages. Herbertboatyard Woods New Bridge Brundall Broom Boats Surlingham Ferry PH 3 The card will give a £1 credit on the meter, the length of time the socket operates will Old Bridge Rockland Broad Rockland St. Mary footbridge depend on the load connected. All hire boats must Post Office & Stores use the bridge pilot. New Inn PH Don't turn infront of bridge. Hardley Mill Hardley Mill Trust managed by from Thurne Mouth Hardley Mill Trust Disconnecting & River Bure Reedham Quay Post Office; Quay Rangers hut; Lord Nelson PH 1 Switch off supply and disconnect all River Chet electrical equipment on boat. Loddon Loddon Stores; 2 Disconnect cable from pillar socket. Rosy Lees Tea Room Hickling Whispering River Waveney 3 Disconnect cable from boat socket. Reeds Boatyard Replace any cover. Burgh Castle Burgh Castle Marina reception; Goodchilds Marine Boatyard public house Please remember to disconnect your plug St Olaves The Roadhouse (next to garage) before leaving the mooring. Oulton Broad Coil cable and store in dry place Jeckells Chandlery; where it will not be damaged. Mutford Lock; Harbour Master from Hickling Broad (south) .
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