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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 lter equipment or the pipes.
Do not stand the pool on its edge. Always stand it on its legs.
During the installation, check that the interior of the spa is protected 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 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.
- Proper electrical supply and ensured efficiency of the electrical
connection in respect of the equipment - for standard equipment the
rated power consumption is ab 8,9 kW, 3N 400V AC, 50 Hz (5x4 mm2) -
with regard to the safety of the users, in all cases the supply cable must
be protected by means of a differential-current switch with the standard
rated switch off current of 30 mA),
- 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 locations.
- 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-resistant 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
- 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.
- The floor should be very well leveled. All the bath legs should be on a
solid and hard surface. The total weight of the bath with water is about
1350 kg. The weight of the bath should be equally spread over the 16
bath legs. The surface load is 362 kg/m2.
- This spa cannot be embedded. Do not obstruct access to the side
panels.
4. ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
Broadway SPA requires at most ca. 8,9 kW of power. In both cases,
the minimum cross-section of the cord should be at least 5x4 mm2. In
the case of tubs installed outdoors, a cord with insulation resistant to
deterioration caused by weather conditions is required. Protect the
cord against mechanical damage. If the insulation or cord is damaged,
always replace it due to the risk of electric shock.
For 5x4 mm2cords, protect the tub’s power cord with a C-type residual
current device and a trigger current of 16 A. For safety reasons, always
connect the tub’s power cord to the mains using an electrical connection
protected by a residual current device with a rated cut-off current of 30
mA. It is recommended to check the residual current device periodically,
according to the guidelines for testing and resetting such devices.
The SPA tub should be connected to the building’s electrical wiring
permanently. The electrical wiring should be equipped with the
appropriate manualcut-off mechanism,enabling theopening ofcontacts
on each power supply pole. In addition, equipotential bondings must
be made using the clamp located on the tub support frame. The
minimum cross-section of the equalizer power cord is 4 mm2.