Jacuzzi sasha Pre-Installation Manual Download

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it is also possible yo use a smartphone or tablet computer,

which interfaces via a wireless network (WLAN/Wi-Fi):

wi-fi

sim

SMS

In any case, you must use an Ethernet socket (RJ-45), as indicated
in position

, to which the cable (length: ~ 5 m) coming from the

remote control system, must be connected.

The remote control system (to be installed in the appliance

equipment zone) allows for the management of a maximum of
10 modules (max. 5 saunas and max. 5 hammams).
The cable connecting one module to another must not be longer
than 500 metres

(in such a case, you may need to install another re-

mote control system, in order to reduce the length of the cable section)

Thanks to a SIM card, the Sasha remote control system sends,

via short SMS messages, warnings with regards malfunctions to
a specified mobile telephone; the card (not supplied) must be in-
serted to the remote control system during installation.
We advise you check the cover offered by your mobile tele-
phone operator.

NOTE:

It is not possible to manage the control system via SMS.

With regards the management and configuration of the connection
network (LAN, WLAN, Wi-Fi, etc..), we recommend that you consult
a technical expert in the subject.

Electrical safety

Sasha is a safe appliance, manufactured according to regulations

EN 60335-1, EN 60335-2-105, EN 60335-2-53, EN 61000, EN
55014-1, EN 55014-2

and tested during production to guaran-

tee user safety.

Installation must be carried out by qualified and authorized

personnel, in compliance with the national provisions in force.

It is the installer’s responsibility to select the materi-
als, considering the way they will be used; to carry out
the installation correctly; and to verify the condition
of the network to which the system will be connected
and its capability to ensure safety in maintenance
and inspection operations.

Class “

” appliances must be immutably connected,

without

intermediate junctions,

to the electrical mains and protection

circuit (ground system).

The building’s electrical system and ground system
must be efficient and must conform to legal regula-
tions and specific national standards.

Where required, appropriate devices must be provided,
which form part of the fixed system, and installed in

compliance with current legislation in force, with the
purpose of disconnecting the appliance from the mains
(see also “Electrical connections arrangement”).

For connection to the electric mains, you will need to in-

stall one or more isolating multi-pole switches, which will
ensure complete disconnection in the instance of a category
III over voltage; these devices must be connected to an area
that complies with the safety regulations governing bath-
room safety.

Switches and electrical devices, according to regulations,
must be connected to areas out of the user’s reach.

The installation of electrical devices and equipment (sockets,

switches, etc.) in the bathroom must be in compliance with legal
standards and regulations in the country where the appliance is
installed.

If the building’s electrical system is not able to guaran-
tee a stabile power supply, it is recommended to install
a voltage stabiliser that suitably dimensioned for the
required power upstream of the equipment.

To connect the building’s electrical system, you must use a

cable protected with a sheath with characteristics not inferior to

H 07 RN-F

and with a suitable cross section

(220-240 V ~: min.

6 mm2; 380-415 V 3N ~: min. 2.5 mm

The building’s electrical system must be equipped
with a 0.03 A differential switch.

In order to carry out the equipotential connection as specified

in the specific national standards, the installer must use the ter-
minals provided on the frame of the

“shower”

module and on

the