Winter heating at dock

I will check for that outlet! My cockpit refer is 12 volt, very similar but smaller than the one in the galley.
 
I found the 110 outlet which is located right above the batteries on the port side. However, it does not appear to be powered, regardless of which breaker I turn on. Per Ronnie, it should be powered, so I will pursue that. In the meanwhile, I fished the power cord forward into the bilge below the cabin sole, and just have to keep that hatch open.
 
I was able to remove the cover behind my microwave and look at the back of the electrical panel on my 29... Not sure if it's the same on the 31.... They are really good at labeling the wires.. I was able to see my wires were there but not connected to the accessory breakers.. I just removed the panel and made the connections .... Make sure you disconnect the power before removing the panel... I did find the panel did not come out very far , making the connecting a bit difficult
Good luck
 
Thanks Ronnie, Ivan and Tugnuts! The 110v outlet that is located under the cockpit floor above batteries on port side is powered; it didn't work because it's a GFI outlet and needed to have the reset button pushed. In my defense, that side of the outlet was not actual visible 🙂

My boat is protected and life is good!
 
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