Installation / Maintenance
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Installation / Maintenance |
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• Consult your local Health or Building Departments to ensure that Hydropool meets your local commercial hot tub standards including approved colours.
• Dealers may subsitute their prefered brand of pumps, filters, chemical controllers and accessories. • All spas must be adequately supported. Decking surround and electrical requirements should be specified by the project’s architect or mechanical consultant. Any adjacent metallic components must be grounded. • Nearby showers and washrooms are highly recommended and mandatory for some health departments • Access to the plumbing for routine service or repairs should be incorporated into the deck design. • Tiling on decking around spa must be available for overflow or splash out and be slip resistant. • Motor starters, magnetic contactors, heater disconnect, and ground fault protectors are not included in the equipment packages shown. • Jet pump timer button should be located such that users must exit the tub to reset the timer. • The installing contractor is responsible for supplying all plumbing from the mechanical equipment to the hot tub. • The use of 45&Mac251; and 90&Mac251; elbows should be minimized as they restrict the flow. • The hot tub should be operated for 24 hours before it is enclosed with decking to ensure that the plumbing has not been damaged during installation. • Consideration should be given to rendering the hot tub inaccessible when unsupervised. • For further installation or code requirements we recommend consulting your local building department reference N.S.P.I standards for public spas. |
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