Electrical Preparations - Jacuzzi J-200 Instructions For Preinstallation

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The support base must be flat and level in order to

provide uniform support for the weight of the hot

tub; in addition, the base of the hot tub must rest

completely on the floor. Otherwise the front panels

and/or methacrylate shell could be damaged: this

damage is not covered by the warranty.

The support base must hold the hot tub load, taking

into account the "Weight" tables above.

Prolonged sun exposure could damage the material

of which is made the spa shell, due to its capacity to

absorb heat (dark colours in particular). Don't leave

the spa to sun exposure without adequate protec-

tion when not in use (cover thermal, gazebo, etc.).

Any damage arising by not following these warn-

ings are not covered by the guarantee.

The evaporation of water in the spa may lead to very

high levels of humidity, particularly when the ambi-

ent temperature is high. Natural or forced ventila-

tion will help preserve the users' comfort and reduce

damage caused to the building by humidity.

Make sure any paving, furnishings, walls, etc. pres-

ent in areas adjacent to the spa are suitable for use

in the conditions mentioned above.

The hot tub must be installed so that any quantities

of water (due to leaks and / or atmospheric events)

are disposed of away from it.

Especially if the hot tub is installed partially (

or fully recessed (

that there is no water stagnation; in this case, it is

also necessary to ensure accessibility to the hot tub

from all sides and the removal of the side panels, in

order to access the electromechanical parts and the

hydromassage jets in case of maintenance and / or

breakdowns.

Please see local regulations and/or contact your

local authorities or a professional for information

on fencing and protective barriers (and the relat-

ed lighting and safety systems) to prevent children

from accidentally accessing the hot tub.

Jacuzzi Europe refuses all responsibility for any damage caused by

excessive humidity or by overflowing water. Consult a specialist for

indoor installation.

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10, "A" / "B") If you want to install the spa against mul-

tiple walls, a space must be guaranteed for the removal of

the panels and for any maintenance, and access must be

guaranteed to the equipment in the tub compartment.

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You can use a garden hose to fill the spa.

If the spa is connected, for periodic filling, to the

mains system that supplies drinking water, this con-

nection must be carried out in compliance with the

EN1717 norm, using "AA", "AB" or "AD" anti-pollu-

tion protection procedures. For further information,

we recommend you contact your water supply com-

pany and/or your plumber.

ATTENTION: (IEC 60335-1) The pressure of the hy-

draulic system that supplies the equipment must

not exceed 600 kPa (6 bar) and, in case water is sup-

plied through solenoid valve(s) (eg. balance tank)

the pressure must have a minimum value of 35 kPa

(0.35 bar).

Where there is a risk of frost, the drainage pipes

must be suitably sloping towards the relevant drain-

age point and be fitted with drainage valves.