15. WARNING: Hyperthermia. A prolonge bath in hot water may cause hyperthermia. Observe a
reasonable time limit when using a spa. A escription of the causes, symptoms an effects of
hyperthermia is presente below:
Hyperthermia occurs when the bo y temperature rises a few
egrees above the normal temperature of 37 ° C. The symptoms of hyperthermia
inclu e rowsiness, lethargy an an elevate temperature of bo y. The effects of hyperthermia
inclu e:
- Unawareness of impen ing hazar
- Inability to perceive heat
- Inability to a mit the nee to exit the spa
- Physical inability to exit the spa
- Damage to the fetus in a pregnant woman
- Unconsciousness an anger of rowning
16. WARNING: Exit slowly, spa surfaces may be wet an slippery.
17. WARNING: Use the straps an fasteners for attaching the cover to the spa between uses. This will
help iscourage chil ren from entering the spa, monitoring, while maintaining the cover on win y ays.
No statements ma e claiming that the cover, fasteners or latches to prevent access spa.
2.0 Provision of spa
IMPORTANT: Due to the combine weight of the spa, water an its occupants, it is extremely
important that the spa rests on a soli surface, smooth, level an capable of uniformly supporting this
weight, without risk of lan sli e or subsi ence, as long as it is in place. If the spa is place on a
surface that oes not meet these requirements, the skirt an / or the hull may be amage . Such
amage to a support are not covere by warranty. It is the spa owner's responsibility to ensure
integrity support at all times. We recommen using a concrete slab reinforce , poure in place an a
thickness of 10cm. A woo en eck is also acceptable
as long as its construction meets the requirements outline above.
The spa must be installe to allow rainage of water. The installation of a spa in a pit/hole without
proper rainage, allows the risk of letting the rain, floo ing an other source of casual water to floo
the spa equipment which coul cause amage to the spas equipment. For spas embe e in a floor
or eck, the facility must allow access to equipment, either the top or bottom for maintenance. Make
sure there is no obstruction which hin ers the removal of si e panels an access to parts of the jets,
particularly si e oors for access to equipment.
2.1 Location out oor
When selecting the i eal out oor location for your spa, we suggest to take the following into account:
1. The proximity of a shelter an a place to change.
2. The path lea ing to the spa (it must be clean an clear to prevent irt being rawn into the spa)
3. The proximity of trees an shrubbery (leaves an ea bir s may make it ifficult to keep the spa
clean)
4. A sheltere place (re uce exposure to win an weather can re uce operating costs an
maintenance)
5. The general beautification of your environment. It is preferable not to place the spa un er the
overhang of a roof without gutters because the water flow will shorten the life of the spa cover.
2.2 Location in oor
For installations in oor, there are many factors to consi er before you begin:
1. A equate foun ation: consult a structural engineer to provi e a foun ation which can properly bear
the spa all the time where they will remain in place. A a equate support is especially vital if the spa
must be installe in the secon floor or higher. For spas to relax on a balcony, a roof, a platform not
specifically linke to the main structure or not been specifically esigne to accommo ate spa, you
shoul consult an structural engineer or architect with experience in this type of application.
