Assessments - 1, GPA: 5 ( )

Fabricante : Cal Spas Arquivo Tamanho: 1.35 mb Arquivo Nome : Língua de Ensino:

Light niche and any metallic items in a 5’ (152 cm) radius must be properly bonded with #8 AWG grounding wire. Connect rigid conduit to the 3/4” hub located at the back of the light 1. niche and run to a water resistant junction box (or for 12 volt models to a low voltage transformer) no further than 25’ (7.6m). Remember this is a water cooled light, so the conduit and all connections must be leakproof. Feed the light cord through the rigid conduit to the junction box, leaving 2. at least 4 feet of cord at the end of the light fixture. This slack in the light cord will allow servicing without draining the spa in the future. Wrap light cord slack around back of light housing and attach light to 3. niche with mounting screw. Cut the cord at the junction box, leaving at least 6” (15 cm) of cord to 4. make connections. Strip 6” (15 cm) of the out cord jacket to expose the three insulated 5. wires. Be careful not to damage the insulation on the three inner wires. Connect the three wires to the corresponding circuit wires in the 6. junction box and secure the junction box cover in place. Replace the light assembly in the niche and tighten the special pilot 7. screw. Fill the spa until the underwater light is completely submerged in water 8. before operating the light for more than 10 seconds. Turn on the main switch or circuit breaker, as well as the spa light control, to check for proper operation Important: Make sure spa light is submerged in at least 18” of water prior to testing. Pouring the Deck It is recommended that all electrical hook ups and all plumbing be completed before pouring the concrete. Make certain all electrical inspections on lights, bonding and all other electrical work have been completed and checked off by the local inspectors prior to proceeding with your concrete or finish work. It is a good idea to run the spa for at least 24 hours before pouring the concrete to insure there are no leaks. We understand you want to enjoy your spa now, but a 24-hour period with your spa running will let you know of any problems before they will be extremely hard to fix. The type of decking you have selected will have determined the grade of the spa. If you are pouring a regular deck up to the spas coping, then the top of the coping should be 4” above the surrounding area. In either event, it is recommended to dig out an area around the spa exposing the flange of the coping and just under it. This is important, as concrete should be packed under and over the flange of the spa, as the deck is poured. This will lock the spa into the concrete and provide for a much stronger bond of the spa to the deck. It will also eliminate cracking of the deck where it meets the spa. When setting your outside forms, remember you want any water from rain or splash out to run off the deck, not into the spa. If your deck is going to tie into an existing deck, than some type of drain system should be planned to handle the run off. Proper drainage planning is very important. An experienced concrete finisher should always be used when pouring spa decks, especially when you are doing a cantilevered deck, as the forms must be taken off at the proper time to allow finishing of the inside of the form. Spa Technical Specifications All sizes on this chart represent top-rail dimensions. Due to our continuous improvements, specificat...

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