Neptune Activ-air Owner'S Manual Download Page 9

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FINISHING WALLS, DECKS AND PODIUMS

Now that you have installed and tested your bath and its 
systems, the following pointers will help you achieve a profes-
sional looking and watertight finish:

Fig. 19

, shows how the finishing materials should be installed

relative to the tiling flange.

The tiling flange does not replace caulking. Always caulk your
bath using good quality, bathroom grade (mildew resistant) 
silicone caulk.

Fig. 20

, shows how the finishing materials should be installed

relative to the bath lip on a podium or deck installation.

All 90

0

angles including those between the walls, the podium

and the deck should be sealed with silicone caulk 

(see fig 21)

.

OPTIONAL BATH SKIRT INSTALLATION

Optional bath skirts are available for many Neptune baths. There
are two general types, fixed height aprons such as those for
Helena and Daphne baths and adjustable height skirts such as
those for the Ariane, Orphee and Venus baths. 

All skirts are

designed shorter than the bath by a 1/2” on either side. This
is to allow for removal of the skirt after the walls have been
finished. 

Follow the instructions that match your type of skirt:

12OV 60HZ
15A GFCI

GFCI

ELECTRICAL

FEED

Permanent
junction box

Internal 

pressure switch

INLINE HEATER

Black

White

Green/Copper

USA ONLY GFCI

CANADA / EUROPE

12OV 60HZ
15A GFCI

GFCI

ELECTRICAL

FEED

Permanent
junction box

LIGHT

Air tube

Push to fit

Bulb 12V

7W

Switch

Black

White

Green/Copper

Sealed control unit

No adjustments 

possible

USA ONLY GFCI

CANADA / EUROPE

1" x 2" support

Construction adhesive

Tiling flange

Tile adhesive

Gyproc

Silicone

1/8" gap

Integrated flange

Aluminium flange

Tile adhesive

Gyproc

Silicone

Silicone caulking

Ceramic tile

Plywood

deck

Silicone

Tile

Tile

Glue

Plywood

Plywood

Fig. 18

Fig. 19

Fig. 21

Fig. 20

Summary of Contents for Activ-air

Page 1: ...NEPTUNE OWNER S MANUAL Do not discard Save these instructions for further use Bath Whirlpool Mass air Activ air Installation Operation Maintenance Repair...

Page 2: ...Routine cleaning Page 13 Mass air and Activ air systems Page 13 Whirlpool maintenance Page 13 Stains Page 13 Light bulb replacement Page 13 REPAIRS Minor scratch repair Page 13 Major damage repair Pa...

Page 3: ...t 1 X 2 Wood strip for attachment to the walls 2 X 3 Wood stock for building podium or apron 5 8 Exterior grade plywood for covering podium or apron No 8 x 11 4 wood screws Bath drain and overflow kit...

Page 4: ...he wall see fig 2 It can then be leveled from front to back by adjusting the shims under the front feet When installing the optional bath skirt for Helena and Daphne baths the bath must be installed a...

Page 5: ...aces of both the flange and the bath should be cleaned with denatured alcohol Step 3 Apply a thin bead of bathroom grade mildew resistant silicone along the perimeter of the bath where the tiling flan...

Page 6: ...Drill a pilot hole on the cut line Cut out the waste following the cut line using a saber saw see fig 16 Step 8 Clear away and vacuum any remaining debris from inside the podium debris could be sucke...

Page 7: ...controls are designed to operate on 110 120 Volts AC North America 60hz or 220 240 Volts AC 50hz Europe only Step 1 Turn off the power to the bath circuit at the electrical panel Step 2 Hook up the fa...

Page 8: ...pper CANADA EUROPE GFCI ELECTRICAL FEED Pump WHIRPOOL USA ONLY GFCI Sealed control unit No adjustments possible GFCI GFCI ELECTRICAL FEED COMBINED AND TURBO AIR 12OV 60HZ Double 15A GFCI class A Blowe...

Page 9: ...es fixed height aprons such as those for Helena and Daphne baths and adjustable height skirts such as those for the Ariane Orphee and Venus baths All skirts are designed shorter than the bath by a 1 2...

Page 10: ...The skirt is comprised of 4 components the L shaped bracket that screws to the floor 2 blocks marked left and right and the apron see fig 25 Step 1 Install the two blocks marked left and right they mu...

Page 11: ...tton is pressed Release pressure at the desired speed 1st Touch Wave cycle begins LED ON 2nd Touch Quick wave cycle begins LED FLASHES 2 sec ON 2 sec OFF 3rd Touch Wave cycle off LED OFF A 1 minute dr...

Page 12: ...ted by rotating the nozzle see fig 30 or the face plate for the Maxima jet Turning the nozzle or face plate clockwise reduces flow and turn ing it counter clockwise increases it WHIRLPOOL AIR INDUCTIO...

Page 13: ...y designed for changing the light bulb Step 1 The outer lens housing must be held in place with the C shaped tool see fig 33 to prevent damage to the water tight seal between the housing and the bath...

Page 14: ...ad and control module Allow it dry out and provide for adequate ventilation as necessary Most of the noise from your Whirlpool Mass air or Activ air system actually comes from the movement of the wate...

Page 15: ...tatic water pressure on the body This is the forte of the Neptune Whirlpool system Water is forced under pressure through adjustable jets situated around the bathtub This high pressure water acts upon...

Page 16: ...bath water Seawater contains many different salts and ions including calcium magnesium and potas sium It is very similar to the elemental constituents of blood This is beneficial because all living ce...

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