Cool Nights CN 10000, Owner'S Manual

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I n s t a l l a t i o n
Proper planning is an important consideration when installing your
new spa. Site selection is a critical step and should be given some
serious thought. Planning ahead, before the delivery of your spa,
makes the installation process easier. The following information is
provided to assist you in site preparations.
1) Always comply with local building codes with respect to gates,
fences, etc.
2) Be sure your spa has proper access to water, drainage and
electricity.
3) Properly support its weight. There are many ways to support
your spa. In most cases, a 4-inch thick cement pad suffices. [Or
you may purchase a durable, synthetic spa pad by calling the
24/7 technical support line at (727) 490-2239.] Please consult
your spa sales representative before constructing a base.
4) Be sure your spa will fit into the space you have chosen.
5) Ensure there is proper access into the area of the spa for
normal servicing.
6) Provide adequate ventilation for the humidity created by your
spa. In most cases, a Spa Hard Cover is sufficient.
7) Check the load carrying capabilities of the floor on which the
spa will reside. Most homes meet the requirement of 80 pounds
per square foot.
8) Protect the pump and all equipment from the weather by
ensuring the cabinet panels are secure at all times.
Important – When building a skirt or sinking a spa into a deck or
ground, allow a minimum of 36 inches (1 meter) of unobstructed
access to all sides of your spa. This ensures proper serviceability to
internal plumbing and equipment. Consider your design carefully.
The more access the better. Make the access door in a logical
place (i.e. near controls and equipment). Call the 24/7 technical
support line at (727) 490-2239 for more details.
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