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OCEAN MASTER MEGA MAX CENTER POST
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Power Supply:
Main Input
Voltage:
208-240VAC
50/60 Hz
Max. Amps: 13.7 A @220Volts AC
12.6 A @240Volts AC
Max. Watts: 3010 Watts
Specifications for 220V circuits North America version:
120V, 1 phase 60Hz (requires a 15 Amp circuit) parasol comes with a 10ft Power Cord & Plug
(Use with 15A – 125 Volts, NEMA 5-15R Receptacle compatible with NEMA 5-15P Plugs)
208-240V, 2 phases 60Hz (requires a minimum 20 Amp circuit) parasol comes with a
10ft Power Cord & Plug (Use with 20A - 250 Volts, NEMA 6-20R Receptacle
compatible with NEMA 6-20P Plugs)
Europe version:
220-240V, 1 phase 50Hz (requires a minimum 16 Amp circuit) parasol comes with a
10ft Power Cord & Plug (Use with 16A - 250 Volts, Schuko Receptacle compatible with
Schuko 16A - 250 Volts Plug)
warnings & safety instructions
1. Read and understand the owner’s manual before assembling or operating the parasol.
2. Read and understand the warnings posted on the parasol and the components installed on the parasol.
3. Disconnect electrical power to the parasol during inclement weather.
4. There is a fire risk if heaters come into contact with flammable materials or liquids.
5. Keep children away from power cords on or around the parasol.
6. Disconnect power before removing or servicing the parasol.
7. Allow sufficient cooling of heaters before closing the parasol.
8. Do not use this parasol for other than its intended use.
9. Replace warning labels if they become obscured or removed.
10. Make sure the parasol is grounded correctly if electrical devices are installed, such as heaters.
11. Provide adequate space to open and close the parasol without obstructions.
12. Customer’s electrical power source connections, if any, must be installed/connected by a certified electrician. Check local codes for guidance.
13. When closing/opening the parasol, keep your hands and face clear of all pinch points or protruding parasol components.
Emergency shut-down or interrupt Feature:
Press the power button to shut down or interrupt the operation. The red light on the power button will turn off. The
white lights on the heater icon will turn off. Press the power button to turn the parasol back on.
Control panel indicator when the parasol is not level (tipped or tilted on an angle):
The power button will flash in yellow when the parasol is not level. All functions are inactive. The Tuuci logo is not back lit.
When the parasol is level and no longer tipped or tilted, it will return to a powered-down state with the Tuuci logo backlit
in white and all other functions off. Press the power button to turn on the parasol. Then turn on the heaters.
Lock out unauthorized users from turning on or off various features of the parasol:
There is a lock-out feature to prevent unauthorized user access. To turn-on on the lock-out feature, press and hold the
power button for 5 seconds. All functions will maintain their original state of on or off.
To turn-off off the lock-out feature, press and hold the power button for 5 seconds. All functions will maintain their current
state of ON or off. Users will have access again to turn ON-off the various parts.
If the power button is pressed during a lock-out condition, activating the emergency shut-down or interrupt feature, the
heaters will be turned off. All icon button lights will be off, except for the Tuuci logo.
Heater Automatic Turn-Off Safety Feature:
As a safety feature, the heaters on the automated parasol will automatically turn off after 2 hours of operation.
To turn the heaters back on, press the heater icon button.
IF APPLICABLE: HEATERS FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS
Light and (4) Heaters Electrical Specs:
This Umbrella requires one 120V electrical circuit for the light and two 220V electrical circuits (one for every two heaters)
Light and (6) Heaters Electrical Specs:
This Umbrella requires one 120V electrical circuit for the light and three 220V electrical circuits (one for every two heaters)
Power Supply:
Input Voltage 90-305VAC
Input Current 0.6 A / 115VAC
0.3 A / 230VAC
Output Voltage 12 VDC
Output Power 40 Watts
Specifications for 120V circuits
Customers must connect to a protected power source circuit with proper Current Rating "Amps" near the parasol using an above-ground junction box, according to their local
electrical codes and regulations.