Turning off circuit breaker for toilet(s) when leaving boat unattended?

[ralexa6808]

I know that you don't leave the fresh water hose connected (or in the on position) if your going to be away from the boat......but what I don't know and am asking is if you should kill the power to the toilets via the breaker panel for the same reason

JLR's "Head Fill Height Issue" post ( http://www.samsmarine.com/forums/showthread.php?22150-Head-Fill-Height-Issue ) got me thinking about the above.

And while I am at it. if there are any other tips when leaving the boat in a safe configuration it would be appreciated. I am starting a checklist and would appreciate any assistance.

 

[Boatsb]

I know that you don't leave the fresh water hose connected (or in the on position) if your going to be away from the boat......but what I don't know and am asking is if you should kill the power to the toilets via the breaker panel for the same reason

JLR's "Head Fill Height Issue" post ( http://www.samsmarine.com/forums/showthread.php?22150-Head-Fill-Height-Issue ) got me thinking about the above.

And while I am at it. if there are any other tips when leaving the boat in a safe configuration it would be appreciated. I am starting a checklist and would appreciate any assistance.

Turn off the mains and just leave the chargers and the bilge pumps and alarm on.

 

[SeaEric]

Fresh water heads even with power off can fill and overflow if there is pressure on the FW system and a FW solenoid on the head goes bad and allows water to enter the bowl.

 

[ralexa6808]

Thank you both....logical, and makes sense now that I know it.