Roca BROADWAY COMPACT User manual

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Installation Instructions
SPA BROADWAY COMPACT

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CONTENTS
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS..................................................................................................................................... 3
1. RECEIVING THE EQUIPMENT ............................................................................................................................. 3
2. PREPARING THE PLACE FOR THE INSTALLATION...................................................................................... 3
3. POSITIONING THE SPA ........................................................................................................................................ 3
4. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.............................................................................................................................. 4
4.1 Earth connection.......................................................................................................................................... 4
4.2. Equipotential connection ........................................................................................................................ 4
4.3 Mains situation.............................................................................................................................................. 4
4.4 Mains connection......................................................................................................................................... 4
5. HYDRAULIC CONNECTION ................................................................................................................................ 4
6. FILLING AND EMPTYING THE SPA................................................................................................................... 5
7. VENTILATION.......................................................................................................................................................... 5

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This spa has been designed, manufactured and checked by
our technical staff. It must be fitted in compliance with the
regulations in force, and the corresponding instructions should
be followed.
BREACH OF THIS CONDITION RENDERS THE PRODUCT
WARRANTY NULL AND VOID.
This spa has been designed for private use.
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
AIR MASSAGE:
- 1 Blower with heater (800 W + 300 W). 1x230V.
- 40 bottom holes.
WATER MASSAGE:
- 1 pump (hydro [high speed] and filter [low speed])
1.1 kW 1x230V.
- Jets:
- 2 directional 3.5” jets.
- 4 rotating 3.5” jets.
- 13 rotating minijets.
- 2 air regulators:
- 1 for the seat area.
- 1 for the lying down area.
DISINFECTION:
- 1 ozone generator (10W) 250mg/h.
FILTERING AND HEATING:
- Filter cartridge.
WATER HEATING ELEMENT:
- 2 kW, 1 x 230 V
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Capacity - 580 litres.
- Dimensions -1880/1330/750 mm.
- Weight - 150 kg (without water).
- No. of people -2-3.
- Single-phase 230 V mains.
- Maximum power consumption: 4.2 Kw (230 V single
phase)
1. RECEIVING THE EQUIPMENT
The spa should reach its destination in its original packaging.
Once the packaging has been removed, check the spa fully before
it is installed and report any anomaly.
Do not lift the spa using the filter equipment or the pipes.
Do not stand the spa on its edge. Always stand it on its legs.
During the installation, check that the interior of the spa is pro-
tected by the covering included with the equipment.
The electrical installation and pipe connections must be carried
out by authorised installers.
2. PREPARING THE PLACE FOR THE
INSTALLATION
The Compact Broadway spa can function indoors and outdoors.
It must be installed on a firm base to prevent it from sinking.
When choosing the location for the spa, a series of requirements
must be taken into account:
- If you have decided to install the spa indoors, bear in mind the
thoroughfares required for transporting it to its final location.
- The electrical connection of the equipment must be carried out
with a 3 conductor cable with a section of 4 mm2and ready for 230
VAC (the nominal power consumed by the standard equipment is
equal to 4.2 Kw).
- An earth connection compliant with current legislation is
essential.
- Access to interior components through the side panels for
post-installation maintenance.
- You must also bear in mind how you are going to fill and empty
the spa. The floor must be level.
- There must be adequate ventilation in closed interior loca-
tions.
- You must bear in mind the materials used on the wall and
ceilings, since the humidity generated by the spa requires
steam-resistant materials.
- Due to unavoidable splashing, the floor must be highly-resis-
tant to water, such as tiles or plastic coverings. If carpets are
used, they must be treated to avoid bacteria from damp. Use
special sailing carpets or rugs. Parquet or wooden floors are
not advisable unless they have been duly treated for this kind
of use, such as wood for gardens or outdoor buildings. In any
case, make sure that the floor has a gradient of 2% towards a
drain installed in the room.
3. POSITIONING THE SPA
- For appropriate operating conditions, the spa must be posi-
tioned on a carefully levelled, firm base.
- The weight of the full spa and with three people in it is approxi-
mately 1000 kg. This weight is supported on 9 points - the legs
- with a load on the floor of 400 kg/m2.
- Level the spa by adjusting the legs (see fig. 1).
- Position the spa in a way that best enables maintenance
through the wooden panels.
- When installing the spa in a corner or next to a side wall,
remember to leave 0.5 metres or connection or installation
work or fit trap doors with a minimum size of 1700x700 mm for
accessing all the sides for post-installation maintenance.
- This spa cannot be embedded. Do not obstruct access to
the side panels.
The following diagrams show the distribution of the support
points (fig. 1) and the position of the spaces inside the spa
(fig. 2).

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4. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
The electrical installation must be carried out by an authorised
electrician. The internal connections of the equipment have been
made at the factory (Fig. 4). The electrical installation of the spa
must be protected by a 30 mA differential switch and a 25 A
magnetothermal switch with omnipolar disconnection devices
and a distance between contacts of at least 3 mm. Both switches
must be situated outside the volumes as shown in fig. 3.
4.1 EARTH CONNECTION
For the circuit-breaker to function correctly, there must be an
installation with an earth connection in the home.
4.2. EQUIPOTENTIAL CONNECTION
The spa has a terminal for a 4 mm2section cable which joins all
the metal parts of the apparatus electrically and which must be
connected to the equipotential connections grid of the home.
This terminal must not be connected to the mains supply earth
of the spa.
4.3 MAINS SITUATION
The mains supply cable of the spa must be connected to a fixed
installation. A plug is not acceptable.
The electrical installation must be compliant with current legis-
lation governing low voltage. For this, it is important to bear in
mind that four protection blocks are established where the spa
is to be installed, defined as shown in the following diagram (fig.
3). Where block 3 is appropriate for the mains, or a false ceiling
with a height of over 2.25 m.
4.4 MAINS CONNECTION
For the mains connection, the following must be taken into
account:
- The power supply of the spa must be permanently connected
to a fixed electrical conduit.
- A cable compliant with the corresponding low voltage stan-
dards must be used. Remember that the green and yellow earth
wire must have a length at least 40 mm longer than the neutral
cables so that in the case of the cables being pulled, it is the
last to be disconnected.
- If the mains connection is made below the spa, it must be
done by means of a connection system with a protection level
of at least IPX5 and it must be located at more than 20 cm
from the floor.
It is very important to make sure that the electrical connections
are completely watertight (IPX5 level).
5. HYDRAULIC CONNECTION
For the connection, use PVC pipes and appropriate adhesive
for this type of material. Do not use metal pipes.
Make sure that there are no accumulated bags of air or water
in the fill or empty connection. The emptying circuit must gua-
rantee perfect emptying and, if the use of the drain so allows,
a U-bend to prevent bad smells.
Also, where required, the fill and empty circuits must also be
fitted with anti-backflow devices to prevent retrosuction.
Once the installation is complete, start up the equipment and
check that the joints are watertight. Mark the water level in the
spa, leave it for 24 hours and check that it has not gone down.
The following drawing (fig. 5) shows the spa’s filter circuit.
- Contact point between the base of the spa and the ground
1110
145
400
500
110
1290 (1330 with wood)
1840 (1880 with wood)
605
695
430
185
75
750
Fig. 1

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JETS AIR Up/DownLIGHT
B
A
R
R
B
D
D
P
R
C
A. 2 super directional jets
B. 4 super rotating jets
C. 13 mini jets
D. 2 air regulators
E. Suction
F. Filter + skimmer
C
L. Halogen lamp
O. 1 ozone mini jet
P. Control panel
R. Head rest
X. 2-way valve
C
C
O
X
F
E
L
FILTER
LIGHTJETS2JETS3 JETS1
DOWNUP
AIR
CLOCK ECONO
213
Please note: The space below the spa tank is considered volume 3 as a tool is
required to remove the panels.
6. FILLING AND EMPTYING THE SPA
Never use the air blower circuit to fill the spa.
The spa can be connected to the water mains pipes, perma-
nently in use, or it can be filed and emptied by flexible pipes
that can be removed after use.
Figure 6 shows the filling point of the spa with the letter I.
Figure 6 shows the emptying point of the spa with the letter
V, which can be permanently or temporarily connected to the
conduit system. Said emptying outlet must be connected to the
general drain in the room or house. We recommend the use of
a U-bend to avoid bad smells. The empty/fill taps are marked
with the letter T.
For your convenience, for both the filling and emptying opera-
tions, we recommend the installation of taps outside the spa
enclosure. This will avoid the need for removing the panels.
7. VENTILATION
The possible high temperature of the water in the spa (approximately
39 ºC) leads to steam condensation.
The spa room must have adequate ventilation. If it does not, it is re-
commended that you install a dehumidifier to keep the air humidity
at a constant temperature and prevent steam from condensing on
the ceiling and on the floor.
For the correct maintenance of the wood, the relative air hu-
midity in the room must be kept below 65% when the spa is
not being used.
Fig. 2
Fig. 3

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1234
ON
Transformer
20AT 20AT
RELAY
16A/250VAC
RELAY
16A/250VAC
RELAY 5A/250VAC
RELAY 5A/250VAC
RTC
L N PE L N PE L N PE
AUX
COMP
TANK
CIRC
PUMP
2AT
2AT
630mAT
5AT 6,3AT 6,3AT
+
~ ~
_
PE
HEATER
PROGRAMMING
KEY
TEMP PROBE AUX KEYPAD FLUX
COMP TANK LEVEL VAR PUMP
VAR BLOWER
SD INTERFACE
TSC 9
KEYPAD
MAIN KEYPAD
LEVEL
SENSE
I2C
BUS
ASTREL
EasyNova
HI/LI PROBE
BLOWER OZONE
Multicolor Lamp
(PE4000019)
OZONE GENERATOR 230V 50/60H
Z
(PE6000114)
Massage Pump 2 speed 1,5HP (1,1kW) (PE2000064)
MAINS 230VAC 50Hz Wire: 3 x 4mm2
HEATER 2KW 230VAC (PE6000132)
L1 N PE
R91 R90 R89 R88
R120 R119 R118 R94
NL
L N PE L N PE
PUMP 1 PUMP 2
L/LO N PE
PUMP 2
L/HI N PE
PUMP 1
L/LO N PE
L/HI N PE L1 L2 L3 N PE
INPUT VOLTAGE
LIGHT
RELAY
16A/250VAC
Water level sensor
(PE1000172)
BLOWER 230V 50/60Hz 1,1kW (PP5000007)
(PE2000064)
RELAY 16A/250VAC
RELAY 5A/250VAC
RELAY 30A/250VAC
RELAY 16A/250VAC RELAY 16A/250VAC
RELAY 30A/250VAC
RELAY 30A/250VAC
RELAY 30A/250VAC
KEYPAD TSC4 (PE1000169)
FILTER
LIGHTJETS 2JETS 3 JETS 1
DOWNUP
AIR
CLOCK ECONO
213
Do not cut
During use and due to the evaporation caused by the hydro-
massage and the movement of the water, this value normally
reaches 90 or 95%.
The air humidity can be kept constant by the use of fans con-
trolled by hygrostats or dehumidifiers adapted to the size of the
room. Your installer or distributor can offer you advice on this. If
the room has air conditioning, the condenser is not necessary.
If the spa is outdoors or in an open space, these apparatuses
are not necessary.
Fig. 4 COMPACT BROADWAY ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM (230 V Single phase)

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T he filters mus t be cleaned regula rly with running water.
If lime scale deposits appear, use very dilute vinegar.
S kimmer with
telescopic filter
F ilter pump
(low speed)
Hydromassage pump
(high speed)
F ilter flow (low and high speed)
J et outlet (low and high s peed)
Additional hydromassage flow (high speed
only) through pressos tat
P
DD
H
K
E
F
R
GI
V
T
Z2Z1
D. 2 air regulators O. 1 ozone mini jet
E. Blower P. Control panel
F. Filter + skimmer R. Heating element
G. Ozone generator T. Empty/fill tap
H. Filter + hydromassage pumps V. Empty/fill
K. Control box Z1. Maintenance valves (pump inlet)
L. Halogen light Z2. Maintenance valves (outlet)
HYDRAULIC CONNECTION
Fig. 5
Fig. 6

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