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SITE SELECTION

Your spa is completely self-contained. It can be

set up on a patio, deck, or indoor with special

consideration. See diagram on page 5.

S t r u c t u r e : The spa should always be placed

on a structurally strong, relatively smooth and

level surface. Concrete, bricks, stepping stone

or wood deck are acceptable permanent

surfaces. The majority of the weight of the spa

is placed under the foot well area of the spa.

This area must be firmly supported at all times.

Refer to specification section in the “Quick

Reference Guide” provide with this manual for

loading capacity.

D r a i n a g e: Drainage of water away from the spa

electrical compartment should be allowed. Do

not place the spa in an area where the water will

“puddle” around it. A self draining surf a c e

sloped 1 inch per 10 feet would be ideal.

LOCAL CODES:

There may be certain restrictions and/ or

requirements that are particular to your locality.

Delivery Pa s s a g e w a y : Doors, halls, stairs,

etc. may pose obstructions to deliver the spa.

Choose its intended site accordingly.

Indoor installation

Please give special consideration to the

following issues when installing your spa

indoors.

1. Install your spa on water resistant, non-slip

floor, preferably with a drain to remove the

water that is splashed from the spa. Do not

install on carpet or other material that will

be damaged by moisture.

2. Take into consideration the room humidity

which will exist due to high temperatures.

Providing natural or forced ventilation in the

room will help maintain comfort and

minimize moisture damage to the

surrounding environment.

3. Indoor second story above finished living

space should be avoided due to the

possibility of water and humidity damage.

4 . Allow full access to the spa equipment for service.

Outdoor Installation

Please take into account the following when

considering outdoor installation.

1. Local Building Codes.

2. Provide a smooth surface (tile, concrete,

wood, brick or sand).

3. Place your spa away from areas where

debris and dirt may be tracked into the spa.

4. Consider privacy and wind shielding.

A sheltered environment can result in lower

operating and maintenance costs.

5. It is recommended that the spa be placed

in a location where it can be easily

supervised when in use by children.

EL E C T R ICAL RE QUIREMEN TS

A ND INSTA L L AT I ON

110 VO LT MODELS

If your spa is provided with a GFCI protected

power cord, allow access to the GFCI located

at the end of the power cord. The 110 Volt

outlet and GFCI plug should be protected from

water intrusion from rain, sprinklers and

accidental spills. Do not use an extension cord.

Doing so will void the warranty.

The GFCI protected power cord can be

plugged into a 110V 15A grounded outlet. If

this outlet circuit also serves other appliances,

it may cause the breaker in the main house

panel to trip. If this occurs, you may need to

upgrade your circuit to 20 Amps or to add a

dedicated circuit. In either case, please consult

your licensed electrician.

220 VO LT MODELS

All 220 Volt models must be permanently

c o n n e c t ed (hard wired) and GFCI prote c te d

in accordance with local and national

electrical codes. All electrical wiring must

be performed by a licensed electrician

knowledgeable in the operation and wiring

of a GFCI prote c t ed syste m s .

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