Electrical Installation - Aquatic LUXEAIR SERIES Owner's Manual & Installation Manual

LuxeAir Series Owner's Manual & Installation Guide
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION

WARNING: ALL ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS SHOULD BE MADE BY A LICENSED, LOCALLY CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN,
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODES AND PROCEDURES.
WARNING: When using electrical products, precautions should always be followed, including the following:
DANGER: RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK!
LuxeAir baths will need to be hard-wired to the outlets provided. See the following directions and Figure on page 12.
Two junction boxes will be mounted to the frame of the whirlpool. One of the two boxes will have one outlet and will be
labeled "Blower". Remove the cover and connect a 14/2 with ground Romex wire from a 15 amp 1-pole GFCI breaker
(not supplied) in the main circuit breaker panel. Connect the black wire to the hot side of the receptacle, the white wire to
the neutral side of the receptacle and the green wire to ground. Replace the cover and plug in the blower. (See Figure on
page 12).
The second junction box will have two outlets, one labeled "Main" and the other labeled "Heater". Remove the cover.
Run Romex 14/3 with ground from a 15 amp 2-pole GFCI breaker (not supplied) located in the breaker panel. Con-
nect the white wire (neutral) to both neutrals of the two outlets. Connect the red wire (hot) to the hot terminal of the outlet
labeled "Main". Connect the black wire (hot) to the hot terminal of the other outlet labeled "Heater". Connect the green
wire (ground) to the ground terminal of the outlet. Replace the cover of the junction box. Find the pump cord and plug
it into the outlet labeled "Heater". Plug the cord labeled "Main AC Input" into the outlet labeled "Main" (See Figure on
page 12).
CAUTION: Before use of the pump and heater, test the GFCI for proper operation. The pump and heater should turn off
when the GFCI "Test" button is pushed.
Aquatic
GFCIs are not supplied, however we do specify their use.
All known code authorities require GFCIs.
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