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General safety instructions
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The device must be supplied by a residual current device (type RCD / GFCI) whose rated
tripping current does not exceed 30mA
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Electrical installations must meet the requirements of local standards. Electronics earthed
must be permanently connected to fixed wiring
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Any damage caused to an electric cable must be replaced by a competent party immediately
before any further use
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It is recommended not to use an extension cord to connect to the power supply electric
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RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
. Never operate an electrical appliance external / additional when
you are in the spa or when your body is wet.
Keep electrical appliances away from the spa
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RISK OF ACCIDENTAL DROWNING .
Children are prohibited from using the spa unless they
are supervised at all times by a responsible adult
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For health and safety reasons, we do not recommend that children under the age of 8 years
of using our spas
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For children 8 years and older, we recommend not to exceed 37 ° C.
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When not in use, the cover should be installed and locked to help retain the heat. This also
helps prevent unsupervised children from accessing the spa.
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Take a shower before using your spa. Cosmetics, lotions, etc. on the skin can degrade water
quality.
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Do not turn on your spa if there is a possibility that the water in the spa or control system be
frozen.
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Pets should be kept away from your spa at all times.
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Soaking in hot water during pregnancy can cause damage to the skin. If you have any special
concerns, please consult your doctor before continuing to use your spa.
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Consumption of alcohol, drugs or medication before or during the use of your spa may
increase the risk of drowning.
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People with a history of heart disease, hypo tension / hypertension, high blood
pressure,circulatory system problems or diabetes should see a doctor before to use the spa.
People taking medication should consult their doctor before using the spa. Some medicines
can make you drowsy,while others can affect heart rate, blood pressure and circulation
during use.
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Spa water should never exceed 42 ° C (107 ° F). Operating temperatures between 38 and 40 °
C are considered safe for a healthy adult. Lower temperatures are recommended for young
children, and when use exceeds 10 continuous minutes.
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A maximum temperature of 42 ° C can be programmed for the water.Once the cover is
removed, the water temperature will automatically drop because heat is released by
evaporation. The additional 2 ° C compensates for the heat loss that can occur. Once you are
ready to use, reduce the maximum temperature to the value recommended temperature of
38-40 ° C (100-104 ° F) and make sure that the measured temperature does not exceed 40 °
C.
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Immediately exit your spa if you feel uncomfortable or drowsy.
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Do not turn on the spa when it is empty. It could cause damage irreparable to the pump
system, which will void any warranty period