Superior Gecko User manual

HOT TUB
MANUAL

Please take the me to read the enre manual before operang your
hot tub or swim spa. This manual holds vital informaon and will
introduce you to the operaon of your new hot tub or swim spa
and general maintenance required.
Every eort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this owner’s manual, however
the specicaon or design may vary depending on the model. If you have any
quesons about any aspect of your set up, operaon or maintenance, contact your
authorised hot tub retailer
We hope your hot tub or swim spa will provide many years of fun and relaxaon.
WELCOME

REGISTER
YOUR HOT TUB
CONTENTS
My Hot Tub Record
Please ll in the informaon below and save these instrucons for future reference.
We will request this informaon upon submission of a service request.
Your Name –
Date of Purchase –
Hot Tub or Swim Spa model –
Date of Installaon –
Hot Tub retailer –
Retailer Address –
Control System Number (please ck)
□Gecko IN.K300
□Gecko IN.K500
□Gecko IN.K800
□Gecko IN.K1000
Serial Number –
(Located in the equipment compartment of your hot tub)
Please take a moment to complete your details below. This will be useful in the
future if you need to contact your hot tub retailer regarding your hot tub or when
you require a service.
PREPARATION – 06
Electrical requirements – 08
Electrical installaon – 10
Installaon and posioning – 12
Air source heat pumps – 18
Before you use your hot tub – 20
ENJOYING YOUR HOT TUB AND SWIM SPA – 22
Control Panel Operaon – 24
Components and Features – 32
Jet Design and Formaon – 34
Jets and Valves – 36
Equipment Cabin – 38
Maintenance – 40
Diverters and Valve – 42
Bluetooth – 44
Filter Care – 48
Cleaning You Hot Tub – 50
Hot Tub Servicing – 52
IMPORTANT INFORMATION – 54
Safety Informaon – 56
Troubleshoong – 58

PREPARATION
Electrical requirements – 08
Electrical installaon – 10
Installaon and posioning – 12
Air source heat pumps – 18
Before you use your hot tub – 20

IMPORTANT:
YOU MUST leave enough cable to
ensure it can reach to the furthest
point of the hot tub comfortable
from the isolator switch.
32 or 40 amp supply
1. Add 32 or 40 amp Type B Or C breaker
to the consumer unit (see image 1)
2. From the main consumer unit, run a 6mm, 3 Core
Armoured Cable to the Rotary Isolator Switch
(see image 2)
3. Rotary Isolator Switch should be 2-5m
from the hot tub (see image 3a)
4. The installing electrician will decide whether
an earth rod is needed or not
5. Another 6mm, 3 Core Armoured Cable must
be connected to the Rotary Isolator Switch with a
minimum of 10m worth of cable le in a loop. Our
delivery team are qualied to connect this cable to
the inside of the hot tub. However, they will NOT
hard-wire your hot tub to the mains supply
(see image 3b)
6. Your electrician should leave enough spare cable
aached to the isolator to reach the side panel
where the control panel is. More is beer than
not enough
7. A Part P cercate should be supplied by your
electrician. This is to conrm that the electrical
work is in line with government regulaons. This
paperwork must be kept on le and presented
when requested.
ELECTRICAL
REQUIREMENTS
Before installing a hot tub or swim spa, it is necessary to have your electrical supply ed.
You will require a 13, 32 or 40 amp supply (check with your supplier for the requirements for
a swim spa) depending on which model you have purchased. Electrical requirements vary on
each model, please check specicaons on individual spas.
Before your hot tub arrives, please arrange for a qualied electrician to do the following:
Image 1
Image 2
Image 3a
Image 3b
Posion isolator at least 2m
away from edge of hot tub,
where possible
Isolator Switch
Cable size is determined by the length of the run to
the hot tub. Mechanical protecon either SWA or
Conduct are required outdoors.
Consumer Unit
Hot Tub
2-5m
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13 amp supply
Our 13 amp hot tubs do not come with a cable
or plug. These will need to be sourced and
supplied by you.
The hot tub needs to have its own circuit from
the main distribuon board, the supply should
not be shared.
Please arrange for an electrician to do the following
before the delivery day:
1. Install a 16 amp outdoor waterproof commando
socket with RCD protecon. Install an earth rod
(If required)
2. Provide a 2.5mm 3 Core Armoured Cable and
16amp commando plug with a minimum of 10m
worth of cable le in a loop. Our delivery team
are qualied to connect this cable to the inside
of the hot tub. However, they will NOT hardwire
your hot tub to the mains supply.
3. Ensure the outdoor socket is within 2-5m from
the hot tub.
4. Our 13amp hot tubs potenally could be installed
with a 13amp plug into a standard socket. This
would need to be a dedicated supply from your
main distribuon board and we recommend you
consult with your electrician to ensure this is
suitable. However our recommendaon is that
you install the 16amp commando socket to avoid
any future problems
IMPORTANT:
The relevant steps must be completed before we
deliver your hot tub. Failure to do so will mean that
we cannot install your hot tub.
For 13, 32 and 40 amp supply hot tubs we
recommend your electrician installs an earth rod to
ensure the earthing systems voltage is the same as
the ground you are standing on. This will prevent
the voltage traveling through you and any ngling.

Electrical requirements vary on each model,
please check specicaons on individual spas.
All electrical connecons need to be done by a
cered electrician.
However, you must meet the following specicaon:
• The hot tub should be appropriately protected by
a suciently rated MCB (main circuit breaker) and
should cover the maximum amperage pull of the
hot tub. A hot tub that has a maximum current
draw of 30 amps should be ed with a 32amp
MBC. The serge current of the pumps (i.e. the
rush of current when pumps are rst turned on)
can play a factor within the electrical install. Some
installaons may require a type c MCB, but this will
be decided by your electrician.
• Your hot tub should be protected against earth
faults also, by an RCD (residual current device).
This is a trip switch which works to prevent
the danger of electric shocks from damaged or
waterlogged cables and connecons. A suitable
rated 30Ma RCD is what is recommended.
• Any outdoor cabling should be suitably protected
from damage by either laying protecve ducng (pc
pipe) below ground or by using a SWA (steel wired
armoured) cable. Your electrician will calculate the
size of cable required dependent upon loading and
the distance from the mains supply.
Emergency/service work
An IP65 Rotary Isolator switch is recommended for
the hot tub to be isolated outdoors in an emergency
or for service work. This is simply a rotary on/o
switch that should be sited more than 2m away from
the hot tub so that individuals cannot be in the hot
tub whilst touching the switch.
PLEASE NOTE:
Your electrician should leave at least 10m of
spare cable aached to the isolator to reach
the side panel where the control panel is. The
delivery team are qualied to connect this
cable to the inside of the hot tub however
they will NOT hardwire your hot tub to the
isolaon switch.
If you are in any doubt at all about the
required electrical guidelines you should
seek professional advice from a fully
qualied electrician.
ELECTRICAL
INSTALLATION
PREPARATION
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INSTALLATION
AND POSITIONING
Unwrapping your hot tub
The informaon within this secon is for the installaon team. For further informaon on where to posion the
hot tub please read the Pre-Delivery guide.
Remove lter tray & cartridges
Slide lter face upwards, then remove lter
tray cover / take o lter lid and lter cartridges
before lling. The number of lter cartridges varies
depending on the model.
Inspect for damage
Carefully unwrap the hot tub and thoroughly inspect
it for any damage. If you noce any transit damage to
the product, please photograph the damage, keep all
paperwork/labels and contact the retailer from which
the hot tub was purchased immediately.
Wipe out excess water
Your hot tub has been thoroughly factory tested
during the manufacturing process to ensure
maximum reliability and long-term sasfacon. Wipe
out any excess water from the hot tub that may have
drained from the plumbing aer tesng and make
sure it is clean prior to lling.
Rotate jets
Check the jets are fully secure and ed into
place before using the hot tub. Each jet had a
quarter of a turn to turn the jet o and on. If you
twist the jet an clockwise harder then usual the
jet will unscrew and come out
Check pump connecon and release valves
Prior to lling your hot tub, remove the side panels
where the engine compartment and control equipment
are situated. Ensure all your pump connecons are
ght and release valves are open as they may have
shied during transit.
Check air controls
Ensure all air controls on the topside of your spa are
turned to the ‘o’ posion. Failure to turn o the air
controls will extend your heat up me dramacally.
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Check the drain valve
Check that the drain valve is fully closed before
aempng to ll the hot tub.
Aaching cover lier (Addional Extra)
Once the hot tub is in its nal posion, we
recommend aaching your cover lier before you
ll your hot tub, to ensure enough clearance for the
lier mechanism to operate freely. Do not place too
close to nearby walls. All cover liers have dierent
clearance parameters.
Access in cabinet power supply
If the hot tub is a plug and play (13amp) hot tub, the
power cable will already be in place and therefore
no extra work is required. If the hot tub is a 32amp
(hard wired), this will require a cable wire to be
connected. If you would prefer for the cable to be
hidden, it may need to be drilled into one of the
corners or the base. This will need to be completed
by a professional.
Hot Tub prior to lling
Hot Tub equipment access
Please see step by step stages on how to remove
the cabinet panel to gain access to plumbing
locaon, electrical cabling conduit access to
power control box.
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Check the drain valve
Check that the drain valve is fully closed before
aempng to ll the swim spa.
Check pump connecon and release valves
Prior to lling your swim spa, remove the side
panels where the engine compartment and control
equipment are situated. Ensure all your pump
connecons are ght and release valves are
open as they may have shied during transit.
Swim Spa prior to lling
Swim Spa equipment access
Please see step by step stages on how to remove
the cabinet panel to gain access to plumbing
locaon, electrical cabling conduit access to
power control box.
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Aaching a swim tether (Addional Extra)
Simply place the tether pole into the hole (the hole
will be already built into the swim spa). Once in place,
screw the pole into the hole, ensuring it is ghtly
placed and there is no room for movement.

Air source heat pumps are an energy-ecient and
economical way of heang your hot tub or swim
spa. They can be used all year round giving great
savings on energy bills.
They have already proved to be benecial for
heang homes, commercial spaces or swimming
pools and now they have become increasingly
popular for hot tubs.
Heat pumps make use of signicantly less energy
when compared to natural gas. Although the me
taken to heat the water might be the same as their
electric or gas-powered counterparts, the process is
much more ecient and economical.
How does a heat pump work?
Heat pumps heat up the water by extracng natural
heat from the outside air. The heat pump fan draws
in the air and directs it over the evaporator coil which
contains an advanced liquid refrigerant. The air turns
into a gas which is then compressed to increase the
heat. This hot gas passes through the heat exchanger
which transfers the heat from the hot gas to water
and heats it up.
Here are some of the benets of heat pumps:
• Savings on hot tub heang bills
• Has the potenal to heat up to temperature
faster for a quick turnaround
• Works all year round and down to -15 degrees
external temperature
• Self-regulang and mer controlled
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AIR SOURCE
HEAT PUMPS
Model Name – 50RC MINI
Performance Condions: Air 26 degrees in/Water 26 degrees in/Water 28 degrees out
Capacity (KW) 5.37
Power input (KW) 0.67
COP 8.01
Performance Condion: Air 15 degrees in/Water 26 degrees in/Water 28 degrees out
Capacity (KW) 5.37
Power input (KW) 0.67
COP 8.01
Weight & Dimensions
Net weight (KG) 25kg
Net dimension (mm) 636 x 277 x 496
Specicaon of the Air Source Heat Pump

Fill it up
• Place a garden hose into the lter area. Let your
hose run for ve minutes before pung it in
to clear out any stagnant water in the hose. It
is advisable to use a hose-ended lter/water
soener (if you are in a hardwater area). This will
ll your hot tub from the pumps and pipework
rst to prevent any airlocks in the system. It will
also make balancing water easier and to reduce
the amount of impuries that can contaminate
your water. At this point your hot tub should be
turned o at the isolator.
• Fill water to recommended water level as
indicated by the minimum water level. Low water
levels can cause damage to the pump and heater
element so is good pracce to top up your hot
tub on a weekly basis. If there is no water level
indicator, you should ll your hot tub to 1 inch
above the top of the back jets.
• Remove side panel and check for any leaks around
the plumbing. Occasionally ngs may come loose
during shipment. If you do detect any small leaks,
you will need to hand-ghten them straight away.
Do not use a wrench, as it can easily crack the nut
and cause the leak to worsen.
Power up
You can now re-t the side panel and turn the power
on at the isolator point. Read the control panel
secon on how to operate it. Hot tubs can take
approximately 12–24 hours to rise to temperature.
Heat me depends on size, voltage and other factors
such as outside temperature. Plug & Play hot tubs
take longer to heat than 32AMP.
Balance your water
Test and balance your hot tub water before you
introduce any sanizers. It is important to balance
prior to adding sanizers to avoid unwanted problems
such as cloudiness, discolouraon or foul-smelling
water. Also, keeping your water balanced is crucial
for longevity of the hot tub and to keep your water
clean and clear. Poor water management can result
in components degrading/failing which can invalidate
your warranty. More informaon on treang your
water can be found in the Maintenance secon.
BEFORE YOU USE
YOUR HOT TUB
The informaon within this secon is for the installaon team.
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IMPORTANT:
DO NOT put Chlorine Granules or Chlorine
Tablets directly into the hot tub as it will bleach
or blister the hot tub and swim spa.
Please refer to the Care & Maintenance Guide
for further informaon.

ENJOYING
YOUR HOT TUB
AND SWIM SPA
Control Panel Operaon – 24
Components and Features – 40
Jet Design and Formaon – 42
Jets and Valves – 44
Equipment Cabin – 46
Maintenance – 48
Diverters and Valve Maintenance – 50
Bluetooth – 52
Filter Care – 56
Cleaning You Hot Tub – 58
Hot Tub Servicing – 60

Overview
For a more detailed interface manual please visit the
Gecko website and select the IN.K300 control panel.
Descripon
One Pump
Two Pump
CONTROL
PANEL OPERATIONS
Our hot tubs use the world leading Gecko control panels. For a more detailed interface manual please visit
the Gecko website and select the control panel you have. The informaon provided below is a summary.
Spa Funcon
O Mode
Pressing Pump 1 for 5
seconds will enable the
O mode. This mode
allows you to stop
all outputs including
automac funcons such as lter cycle, heat request
and smart winter mode for 30 minutes to perform
quick spa maintenance. When O mode is acve,
the display will toggle between the “OFF” message,
the clock and the water temperature.
The spa light will ash for a few seconds before the
end of the 30 minutes to warn you that the system
is about to resume its normal operaon. Press Pump
1 or Pump 2 (if available) to restart the system
before the expiraon of the 30 minute delay. When
the system resumes its normal operaon, the display
shows “On“ for 3 seconds.
Pump One
Press Pump 1 key to
turn Pump 1 on at low
speed. Press a second
me to turn pump to
high speed (with a dual-
speed pump*). A third me turns pump o. A built-in
mer automacally turns pump o aer 20 minutes,
unless pump has been manually deacvated rst.
The “Pump 1” indicator lights up when Pump 1 is
on. With a dual-speed pump, the indicator will ash
when pump 1 is on at low speed.
Pump Two Key
Not available on all
models.
Press Pump 2 key to
turn Pump 2 on at low
speed. Press a second me to turn pump to high
speed (with a dual-speed pump*). A third me turns
pump o. A built-in mer automacally turns pump
o aer 20 minutes, unless pump has been manually
deacvated rst.
The “Pump 2” indicator lights up when Pump 2 is
on. With a dual-speed pump, the indicator will ash
when pump 2 is on at low speed.
Programming Steps
Program Menu
The program menu is
accessible by holding
down the Light key
for 5 seconds. In the
program menu the
following parameters can be set: clock, the lter
or purge cycles, economy mode and temperature
units. While you are in the program menu, use the
Up or Down key to adjust the parameters and use
the Light key to jump to the next parameter. The
changes will be saved aer the conrmaon of
the last parameter only. If there is no acon taken
for 10 seconds, the system will exit the program
menu without saving any changes.
Seng the Clock
Enter the program
menu by holding down
the Light key for 5
seconds. The display
will show the current
clock seng with the hour ashing.
Depending on factory sengs your system may
be set to 24-hour me or 12-hour me. Seng
the hour: Use the Up or Down keys to adjust the
hours. Press the Light key to jump to the next
parameter, the minutes.
Programming the Filter/Purge Cycles
Depending on system conguraon your spa will
perform either a lter or a purge cycle. The lter
cycle menu consists of the following parameters:
the start me (FS), the duraon (Fd) and the
frequency (FF). The purge cycle menu consists of
the following parameters: the start me (FS) and
the frequency (FF).
A lter cycle consists of starng all the pumps and
blower in high speed for 1 minute (purge step) then,
the pump associated with the lter will run in low.
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Set Point
Smart Winter
Mode
Heater
Filter
Up
Down
Light
Pump 1
Indicator lights
Up / Down
Indicator lights
LightPump 2
Pump 1
Gecko In.K300

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Programming Steps
Program Menu
The program menu is
accessible by holding
down the Light key for 5
seconds. In the program
menu the following
parameters can be set: clock, the lter or purge
cycles, economy mode and temperature units. While
you are in the program menu, use the Up or Down
key to adjust the parameters and use the Light key
to jump to the next parameter. The changes will be
saved aer the conrmaon of the last parameter
only. If there is no acon taken for 10 seconds, the
system will exit the program menu without saving
any changes.
Seng the Clock
Enter the program menu
by holding down the
Light key for 5 seconds.
The display will show the
current clock seng with the hour ashing.
Depending on factory sengs your system may be
set to 24-hour me or 12-hour me. Seng the
hour: Use the Up or Down keys to adjust the hours.
Press the Light key to jump to the next parameter,
the minutes.
Programming the Filter/Purge Cycles
Depending on system conguraon your spa will
perform either a lter or a purge cycle. The lter
cycle menu consists of the following parameters: the
start me (FS), the duraon (Fd) and the frequency
(FF). The purge cycle menu consists of the following
parameters: the start me (FS) and the frequency (FF).
A lter cycle consists of starng all the pumps and
blower in high speed for 1 minute (purge step) then,
the pump associated with the lter will run in low
speed for the remaining duraon of the lter cycle
(clean step). A purge cycle is used when the spa is
equipped with a 24 hour circulaon pump which
provides a connuous clean step. It consists of starng
all the pumps and blower in high speed for 1 minute.
Seng Filter or Purge
Cycle Start Time
The display will show
FSxx, “xx” represenng the
starng hour of the cycle.
Use the Up or Down key
to adjust the hours. Use the Light key to jump to the
next parameter, lter duraon (Fd).
Seng Filter Cycle
Duraon
(not available on purge
systems) The display
will show Fdxx, “xx”
represenng the duraon
in hours of the lter cycle. Use the Up or Down key to
adjust the duraon. Use the Light key to jump to the
next parameter, lter or purge frequency (FF).
0 = no ltraon 24 = connuous ltraon
It is not recommended to set this to “0”.
Seng Filter or Purge
Cycle Frequency
The display will show
FFxx, “xx” represenng
the number of cycles per
day. Use the Up or Down
key to adjust the frequency. Use the Light key to
jump to the next parameter, economy mode (EP).
The “Filter cycle” indicator lights up when lter is
on and ashes when suspended.

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Overview
For a more detailed interface manual please visit the
Gecko website and select the IN.K500 control panel.
Descripon
*Funcons for keys 1 and 2 will depend on your system’s low
level conguraon.
Sengs
From the home page you can access the Sengs,
where you will nd:
• Water Care
• Heat Pump (if installed)
• Audio (if installed)
• in.clear-200 linked (version 13.00 and higher)
• Standby (version 6.00 only)
• Maintenance (version 7.00 and higher)
• Date & me
• Keypad
• Wi-Fi (Version 7.00 and higher. Only available on in.touch with
soware 11.00 and higher as an oponal Extra)
• Cong *
• Restore *
• About
Use the arrow keys to move up and down in the list.
To select an opon, press the lit buon beside it (Light
buon). At any point you can press the Sengs buon
to return to the home screen.
*Reserved for qualied electricians installers
Water Care
The Water Care secon will help you set up your
ideal ltraon and heang sengs. Choose a mode
depending on your need.
Use the Light key to choose your seng. A check mark
will appear on the selected icon to conrm.
In Economy mode, the set point will be reduced by
20°F*, which means that the heang system will not be
engaged unless the temperature falls to 20°F below the
spa’s set temperature.
*Default pack value
Gecko In.K500
Light Key
Mode
Up
Key 1
Down
Key 2
Water Care Modes
Away:
In this mode the spa will always be in economy; the
set point will be reduced by 20° F*.
Standard:
The spa will never be in economy mode and
will be ltering according to the pack’s low level
conguraon.
Energy Savings:
The spa will be in economy mode during the peak
hours of the day and resume normal mode on the
weekend*.
Super Energy:
The spa will always in economy mode during peak
hours, every day of the week*.
Weekender:
The spa will be in economy mode from Monday to
Friday, and will run normally on the weekend*.
Modifying Schedules
Use the arrow keys to scroll through the Water
Care selecons. To see and/or modify a Water
Care category, use the lit buon to the right (key
1) to open the selected Water Care menu.
Use the arrow keys to choose a schedule to modify
(choice of economy and ltraon schedules). Use
the Light key to move between parameters.
You have several possibilies for the schedule
(Mon-Fri, weekend, every day, or single days). The
schedules will be repeated every week. The me
and duraon are set in 30 minute increments.
Once you have set the schedule, use Key 1 to go
back. Ensure that you have selected the desired
Water Care opon in the main Water Care menu.
If your spa uses a circulaon pump congured
to run 24 hours, the screen will show you the
purge seng instead of ltraon. The purges are
pre-programmed for a xed number of minutes,
therefore the duraon will be set to N/A on the
screen, and only the start me can be modied.
Audio
Press the Mode key to access your in.tune. The
Audio secon in the Sengs menu gives you the
opon to disconnect or unpair your Bluetooth
enabled device.
With version 7.00 and higher, it is also possible
to select Source to use a device connected by
auxiliary cable or Bluetooth wireless connecon.
The Audio opon will only appear in the menu
for keypads that are set up for an in.stream
connecon. The in.stream 2 is automacally
detected at power-up.
Date and Time
Here you can adjust the me format, change the
year, date and me. Use the arrows to choose the
seng that you want to adjust, and select it by
pressing the Light key. Use the arrow buons to
change the parameters, and the Light key to move
between parameters.
Key 1 will take you back to the main Sengs menu.
Note: In version 6.00 and earlier, only the day of the week can be
changed, and not the year or date.

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Overview
For a more detailed interface manual please visit the
Gecko website and select the IN.K1000 control panel.
Descripon
Nocaon Icons
Nocaon icons at the top right-hand side of the
screen show the status of connected value-added
accessories.
Gecko In.K1000
All-on or all ey
(one touch ac aon)
direct to func on
selecon wheel
(se ngsa nd
addi nalo p ns)
on-screen
system message
and reminder
interac displayi cons
(mains pa func ns)
mode selec on
wheel (sengs
and accessories)
In.Clear system is on
In.Clear system is idle
In.Clear system is o
System is connected to wi
System is not connected to wi
In.Stream 2 Audio system is on
In.Stream 2 Audio system is o
In.Mix is installed
Spa Funcons
Turn Keypad On
3 minutes aer the last pump is turned o, the
screen will shut o if there is no touch acvity.
Touch the screen to turn on the keypad. Then follow
the instrucons on the screen to access
the main screen.
All-on, All-o Target Key
in.k1000+ features an all-on or all-o one touch
acvaon key. When pressed, it stops or starts all
working components and accessories at once.
Start or Stop Accessories
To start or stop an accessory (pump, blower, light),
touch the associated icon. Icons will become
animated when their accessory is turn on, and
animaon will stop when turn o. Icons on the
screen will reect the speed or state of the devices
running on your spa. When an accessory has more
than one speeds press the buon unl it reaches
the desired speed.
Water Temperature
The temperature at the boom of the screen shows
the current water temperature. Use the Up and
Down icon to set the desired temperature. The set
point will appear in blue. Aer 3 seconds without
any changes to the set temperature value, the
current water temperature will reappear.
When the set value is lower than the current
temperature Cooling to xx.x will appear below.
When the set value is higher than the current
temperature, Heang to xx.x will be indicated under
the value. Normally there is a short delay before the
heang starts, during which Heang Suspended is
indicated under the value.
Water Care
The Water care page will help you set up your ideal
ltraon and heang sengs. Choose, set or modify
one of the 5 suggested modes depending on your
needs at any given me.
Away from home
In this mode the spa will always be in economy;
the set point will be reduced by 20° F.
Standard
The spa will never be in economy mode and
will be ltering according to the pack’s low
level conguraon.
Energy Savings
The spa will be in economy mode during the
peak hours of the day and resume normal mode
on the weekend.

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Super Energy
The spa will always be in economy mode during peak
hours, every day of the week.
Weekender
The spa will be in economy mode from Monday to
Friday, and will run normally on the weekend.
Water Care
To modify a Water care category, touch the pencil icon
at the right end of the desired water care to open the
selected Water Care menu.
Economy
Touch the Economy tab to change the economy
schedule. You can add economy schedules by touching
the orange line labeled “Add Economy”.
To delete a schedule, touch the garbage can icon
at the right end of the desired line.
Filter Cycles
Touch the Filter cycle tab to change the lter cycle
schedules. You can add ltraon schedules by touching
the orange line labeled “Add lter cycle”.
To delete a schedule, touch the garbage can icon at the
right end of the desired line.
You can modify the programmed schedules by
selecng one and adjusng the schedule. You have
several possibilies for the schedule (Mon-Fri,
weekend, every day, or single days). The schedules will
be repeated every week. The me and duraon are
set in 30 minute increments.
Once you have set the schedule, press “Conrm”. If you
don’t want to keep any changes, press “Cancel” or use
the calendar icon to go back.
Purges
Touch the Purge tab to change the purge sengs. You
can add purges by touching the orange line labeled
“Add purge me”. To delete a schedule, touch the
garbage can icon at the right end of the desired line.
You can modify the programmed purges by selecng
one and adjusng the schedule.
You have several possibilies for the schedule (Mon-Fri,
weekend, every day, or single days). The schedules will
be repeated every week. The me and duraon are set
in 30 minute increments. Once you have set the purge,
press “Conrm”. If you don’t want to keep changes,
press “Cancel” or the calendar icon.
Heat Pump Modes
Eco Heat
In this mode, the heat pump is used as the unique
source of heang. The heang element is kept o and
the heat pump is not used to cool the water should its
temperature rise above the current set point.
Smart Heat
This mode uses the heat pump as the main heang
source. The heang element is turned on only if there is
a large temperature dierence between the water and
the set point. The heat pump is not used to cool the
water in this mode.
Eco Auto
This mode borrows funconality from both Eco Heat
and Cool modes and has the ability to select the
proper Heat or Cool mode automacally according to
the water temperature. The heang element is never
acvated in this mode.
Smart Auto
This mode borrows funconality from both Smart Heat
and Cool modes and has the ability to select the proper
Heat or Cool mode automacally according to the
water temperature. The heang element is acvated
only if there is a large temperature dierence between
the water and the set point.
Cool
This mode uses the heat pump in cooling mode only.
The heat pump is not used as a heang source and the
heang element is never acvated.
Electric
This mode keeps the heat pump o and uses only
the heang element to regulate water temperature.
Maintenance
To modify maintenance sengs, slide the right
wheel unl the maintenance icon is highlighted
in the middle.
From the Maintenance page you can access
the following:
• Reminders
• Standby
Simply touch the line of the item you want
to change.
Date and Time
To modify date and me sengs, slide the right
wheel unl the date and me icon is highlighted in
the middle. Simply touch the line of the item you
want to change.
Set Date
Here you can adjust the year, month and date.
Simply swipe up and down the column you want to
change, and select the desired value. When done,
touch the calendar icon at the right of the screen.
Set Time
Here you can change the hour, minute and me
format. Simply swipe up and down the column
you want to change, and select the desired value.
When done, touch the calendar icon at the right
of the screen
Audio
Turn in.stream 2 ON (icon red)
Slide the right wheel unl the power on/o icon
is highlighted in the middle. Press the icon at the
center of the screen to turn in.stream 2 on.
Turn in.stream 2 OFF (icon green)
Press the icon at the center of the screen to turn
in.stream 2 o.
Modify Your Speaker Sengs
Slide the right wheel unl the speaker calibraon
icon is highlighted in the middle.
You can adjust:
• Balance
• Fade
• Subwoofer
Use the sliders to change the speaker sengs at
the desired level. The fade and subwoofer sliders
will only appear on the screen if the corresponding
speakers are installed on the in.stream 2.
Select An Audio Source
Slide the right wheel unl the source icon is
highlighted in the middle. In the menu list, the
following sources are available:
• Bluetooth
• FM
• USB
• Aux. 1
Simply select the desired one to use. Note that
only the sources installed on the in.stream 2 will be
displayed in the source menu. Please note that the
Play/Pause and Change Track funcons apply to
devices using Bluetooth technology and USB, and
will not work when AUX is selected as the source.

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Wi
This funcon is available only if an in.touch module is
connected to your system. In.touch is an oponal extra.
Wi Sengs
To modify wi network sengs, slide the right wheel
unl the wi icon is highlighted in the middle.
Wi Networks
Aer a few seconds the available networks will appear
on-screen, as well as their signal strength.
Select network will be idened by a green check mark.
Swipe Up or Down the list to select your network.
Wi Network Password
If the wi network is password protected, enter it
when keyboard prompts. Use Enter key to validate the
password. If no password is required the in.touch will
connect automacally.
Wi (in.touch 2)
When a in.touch 2 is detected, this network will appear
(in.k1000+ version 12 and older).
in.touch Module Not Connected
If the in.touch module of your spa system is not
connected, this message will be displayed.

COMPONENTS
AND FEATURES
Waterfall Valve
Some hot tubs are equipped with a waterfall feature.
To start this, please turn on one of the jet pumps
then turn the waterfall diverter clockwise unl the
waterfall appears.
By opening and closing the waterfall diverter on the
hot tub surface, you can adjust the water ow from
high to low.
Jets and Valves
Your new hot tub or swim spa will include a variety
of jets which will provide a hydrotherapy massage
and will oer you various massage modes.
To nd your suitable mode: adjust the diverter
valves and the air regulang valves.
(See page 34 for jet descripons)
Diverter Valves
The diverter valves are the largest valves and allow you
to divert the water from one seat to another. Adjusng
the diverter valve allows you to increase the pressure
in one seat and reduce in another. When the diverter
is in the middle, even pressure will ow throughout the
dierent seats that the diverter controls.
Important: when the diverter is in the ‘middle
posion’ the jets cannot provide the maximum
pressure.
Air Regulang Valve
The air control funcon allows you to enjoy
massages with dierent pressures from the jets.
By turning the air regulator on, you can control the
jet pressure by adding more air into the water ow.
Some seats will not work o of these regulators
and will instead have an air manifold inside the hot
tub that will constantly allow air
into the jets.
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JET DESIGN
AND FORMATION
More jets do not equal a beer hydromassage, but the right jets do. Ulising
the perfect mix of air and water – to deliver a massage that reduces stress
and lower back pain, improves sleep and post exercise recovery. It will also
alleviate restless leg syndrome, cramps, arthris and bromyalgia, improving
your overall well-being.
A regular hydromassage roune can be more benecial than you realise.
Seat designed to follow the contours of the body and recessed jets are placed
to perfectly match the muscle structure of the human form, which delivers a
comfortable, premium hydromassage experience for most body types.