Owner`s manual

Indoor Installations

Be sure your spa will fit into the space you have chosen. Proper access into the home is

needed to move the spa into place. Ventilation may be needed because of the humidity

from the spa. In most cases, a Spa Cover is sufficient. Be sure to check the load carrying

capabilities of the floor you will be installing your spa, as most homes meet the

requirement of 125lbs per square foot. Insure you have proper drainage in the event of a

leak.

Outdoor Installations

Assure that spa is on a flat level surface. Never put spa on blocks! If the spa is not

supported evenly over the entire bottom surface, structural damage will occur. Protect

pump and equipment from the weather (Keep access panel door closed at all times).

Assure access to spa’s service door, filter, entry and power connection.

Solid Load Bearing Site

The site must provide a solid foundation with a minimum load bearing capacity of 90 lbs

per sq. ft. Concrete slabs and decks must be designed to support this weight. Do not

select a site composed of individual unsupported bricks, blocks or other materials, which

will shift unevenly and cause damage to your spas internal frame.

Level Site, Flat Surface

A level site is critical to both the performance and enjoyment of your spa. Water is

unforgiving and will always settle level. A flat and level site provides the surface

necessary to properly dispense weight between the foot-well, which bears most of the

spa’s weight and the structural frame, which primarily provides stabilization and

secondary support. The importance proper of support for the foot well in conjunction

with spa cabinet cannot be over stressed.

ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS