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ACCESS TO EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION CHECKLIST

To assist you in planning and installing your Hot Spring

spa, the following checklist can be used as a guide to help

simplify the overall process. Contact your local Hot Spring dealer as you develop your plans. It may be of value

to contact a Landscape Architect/Designer/Contractor to help you create your perfect outdoor solution.

• Review this document to determine which application best suits your needs

• Identify where you would like your spa to be located

• Identify the direction you would like the spa to face

• Identify how to maintain optimum access to all the necessary panels

• Identify from where the electrical will be drawn (contact an Electrical Contractor for installation and to ensure that the electrical installation meets the electrical codes for your area)

• Identify possible locations for the subpanel (if required)

• Ensure that there will be access to the spa drains and that the water will drain away from the spa or secure a submersible pump for quick draining

• Plan for correct drainage around your spa

• Select a Hot Spring

spa model - see your local dealer to select the best model for your application

• Determine what type of cover lifter you would like to use

• Read the Pre-Delivery Instructions

• Fill spa and enjoy!

The spa’s equipment compartment is on the front face of the unit (see diagram below).

To access the equipment compartment or the internal plumbing or stereo components,

removable or hinged access panels are needed for all sides of the spa. The access panel

in the deck or patio at the front face of the spa will provide access to the equipment

compartment. This access panel should run the width of the spa and provide enough

space for a person to drop through the opening and safely work with the electrical

equipment. Some states’ electrical codes require a 36 inch area in order to safely

work on electrical equipment (36-inches being the dimension between the spa and

the decking when the access panel is removed or open). Access panels at the sides

and back of the spa should run the width of the spa and provide enough space for a

person to drop through the opening. The standard requirement is a 24-inch work area

(24 inches being the dimension between the spa and the decking when the access

panel is removed or open).

NOTE:

Please check your state’s electrical codes.

Access to

equipment,

plumbing & stereo

Installation

checklist