5.0 Installation Checklist and Required Supplies

5.1 Installation Checklist

Please Complete Checklist and E-mail to
customerservice@seakeeper.com or telefax to +1.410.326.1199

5.1.1 Mechanical Checklist
(Reference Installation Manual Section: Mechanical Installation)

_____ Seakeeper foundation installed in hull

_____ Foundation bolts torqued to specification

5.1.2 Electrical Checklist
(Reference Seakeeper Drawing No. 90257 – Seakeeper 9 Cable Block Diagram & Installation Manual Section: Electrical Installation)

Mount Components

_____ Display (near helm)

Connect Customer Supplied Cables

Cable 6 (Customer supplied)

_____ Install lugs on both ends of customer-supplied 10 AWG ground cable

_____ Connect one end of Cable 6 to nearest vessel ground and other end to Seakeeper 9 rear brace

Connect Seakeeper Supplied Cables

Cable 1

_____ Connect Cable 1 from Seakeeper to 24 VDC power at customer-supplied connection box or directly
to circuit breaker

_____ Plug connector of Cable 1 into mating connector on Seakeeper wire harness

Cable 2

_____ Connect Cable 2 from Drive Box to 230 VAC single phase at customer-supplied connection box
or directly to circuit breaker

Cable 8

_____ Connect Cable 8 from Seakeeper to 24 VDC /10 A power at customer-supplied connection box
or directly to circuit breaker

_____ Plug connector of Cable 8 into mating connector on Seakeeper wire harness at DC SW Pump In

Cable 5

_____ Connect Cable 5 from DC SW Pump Out to 24 VDC seawater pump

Cable 3

_____ Connect female end of CAN communications Cable 3 to mating connector on Seakeeper wire
harness

_____ Route CAN communications Cable 3 from Seakeeper to helm (male end goes to helm)

_____ Connect male end of CAN communications Cable 3 at helm to CAN Tee Adapter

_____ Connect Display and Seakeeper-supplied Cable 4 to CAN Tee Adapter with CAN Terminator

5.1.3 Cooling Checklist
(Reference Installation Manual Section: Cooling Installation)

_____ Verify coolant level in heat exchanger coolant reservoir (2/3 maximum)

_____ Connect seawater hoses / open sea cocks to heat exchanger and test seawater pump

_____ Verify 4 GPM (15 LPM) minimum and 8 GPM (30 LPM) maximum seawater flow through heat
heat exchanger under all operating conditions of the boat

5.1.4 Start Up Checklist
(Reference Installation Manual Section: Start Up & Operation Manual Section: System Operation)

_____ Remove lifting eyebolts and install cover panels

_____ Turn on 24 VDC circuit breakers

_____ Turn on 230 VAC circuit breaker

_____ Verify display works and no ALARMS are present

_____ If display does not work, turn off both circuit breakers immediately

_____ Check polarity of 24 VDC power per Section 2.2.5

_____ Follow instructions in Installation Manual Section: Start Up Instructions to turn on the Seakeeper

_____ Verify seawater pump turns on while the Seakeeper is turned ON

_____ Verify no ALARMS are present

_____ Follow instructions in Installation Manual Section: Startup Instructions to turn off the Seakeeper

_____ AC & DC power and seawater pump may be turned off after the Seakeeper is turned off by placing the
Seakeeper in LOCK mode and turning the Seakeeper off

_____ Seakeeper 9 takes 4+ hours to coast down to 0 RPM from full speed

5.2 Required Supplies Needed for Seakeeper Installation

5.2.1 Required Supplies Needed for Seakeeper Installation
(Not Supplied with the Seakeeper)

ItemDescriptionQtyInstallation Manual Reference SectionOther ReferenceSystem
1Adhesive and cleaning supplies for bonding to hullARMechanical Installation Mechanical
2Soundproofing ConsiderationsSelection of Installation LocationMechanical
3Spreader bar for lifting Seakeeper1Transport and UnpackingMechanical
4Threaded insert: M14-2 x 1.5DIA (21 mm)Mechanical Installation Dwg 90255Mechanical
5Marine SealantARMechanical Installation Dwg 90255Mechanical
6Nickel-Based Anti-Seize (SAF-T-EZE SBT-4N, or similar)ARMechanical InstallationDwg 90255Mechanical
7Circuit Breaker, AC, 2-Pole, 20 A 1Electrical Equipment Power ConnectionsDwg 90257Electrical
8Circuit Breaker, DC, 1-Pole, 10 A, Gyro Controller1Electrical Equipment Power Connections Dwg 90257Electrical
9Circuit Breaker, DC, 1-Pole, 15 A max, Seawater Pump1Electrical Equipment Power ConnectionsDwg 90257Electrical
10M6 terminal lug for grounding Seakeeper at rear brace1Electrical Equipment Ground ConnectionsDwg 90257Electrical
11Marine Cable, Green, 10 AWG, Cable 6 ground connection (used with item 11)ARElectrical Equipment Ground Connections Dwg 90257Electrical
12Seawater pump, 24 VDC1Electrical Equipment Power Connections Dwg 90257Electrical
13Relay for seawater pump control (Not required if using 24 VDC pump)1Electrical Equipment Power Connections Electrical
14Through-hull fittings (1 pick-up, 1 overboard discharge)2Cooling InstallationDwg 90251Cooling
15Seacock Valve1Cooling InstallationDwg 90251Cooling
16Seawater Strainer (Included with Seakeeper Seawater Pump P/N 30331)1Cooling InstallationDwg 90251Cooling
173/4 in. ID Seawater HoseARConnecting SeawaterDwg 90251Cooling
18Hose clamps for seawater plumbing to ¾ in. (19 mm) hose barb (2 per hose barb)ARConnecting SeawaterDwg 90251Cooling

AR = As Required
Dwg = Drawing

5.2.2 List of Common Tools That May Be Required for Installation

ItemDescriptionUse
1Wire cutterDC Power, AC Power cables
2Wire stripperDC Power, AC Power cables
313 mm Socket WrenchCover Panels
4Phillips head screwdriverCover Panels
53 mm hex keyGimbal sensor mount plate
62.5 mm hex keyGimbal angle sensor
7¼ in. nutdriverHose clamps
8Terminal or quick disconnect crimperPower cables
9Utility knifeScoring cable jackets
1010 mm Socket WrenchGround Stud