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Section 2

PRE-INSTALLATION & SET-UP

Selecting a site for your spa 

Choose an area in your garden that will be 

suitable for your Hot Tub, you may wish to 

consult your electrician to ensure the correct 

electrical supply can be provided before 

preparing the base for the hot tub to sit on. An 

area in front of your hot tub should be clear so 

that grass and debris are not transferred to the 

water. Allow access for steps.

Preparing your base

An un-level base may cause your spa to run 

inefficiently and cause major ongoing faults. 

When creating your base remember it must 

be; flat, firm and reinforced if you plan to 

place your hot tub on a raised platform, such 

as decking. Please take into consideration the 

average weight of filled hot tub is 1500kg, you 

will then need to account for the weight of 4-6 

people, plus it will be placed here for a long 

period of time.

PLEASE NOTE 

– If you decide to position 

your hot tub in the ground/pit or with decking 

built around it, you will need a design plan 

to allow access to all side for maintenance 

and repairs, 600mm around each side 

is required to ALL sides of the spa, any 

obstacle’s blocking the access may result in 

rescheduling. Revisits may be chargeable.
When you have decided on the positioning 

of your hot tub, it is fundamental that a 

solid foundation is in place, grass will not be 

suitable. Please note, it is the responsibility of 

the customer to provide a suitable base that is 

flat, level and solid to prevent distortion from 

occurring. Any structural damage caused by 

improper base or base failure may invalidate 

manufacturer’s warranty.

An ideal base would be concrete 100 – 

150mm thick. However, existing patio slabs 

and block paving may also be used. Wooden 

decking is also a popular base, however, 

please ensure your base can hold the weight 

of the hot tub, water and people in it. Please 

refer to Section 1 for the weight details of 

your spa. Using “packers” to level the spa is 

not acceptable
Please Note: Bases must be prepared in 

plenty of time prior to delivery, thus allowing 

time for the concrete, etc to fully cure. Any 

revisits will be chargeable

Service Access

Access is required around the hot tub for 

any future maintenance, ideally 600mm. If 

this is not practical then the hot tub must be 

emptied of water prior to our visit so that the 

hot tub can be moved to allow access.

Think about

When deciding on the final location of your 

hot tub, please take into consideration what 

accessories you have ordered for your spa. 

For example…
•  Have you allowed enough space (8 inches 

is needed) to let your cover fall behind your 

spa when using your cover lifter?

•  Have you prepared the base to allow room 

for the steps? 700mm is what we recomend 

PRE-INSTALLATION & SET-UP

Access to the desired final hot tub position

It is very important that you have adequate 

access for the size of the spa you have chosen. 

Obtain the dimensions of your chosen hot 

tub and check the route of access for the hot 

tub. Check the widths & heights of doorways, 

passages and gates to make sure the hot tub can 

pass through. Gates, fences and doors may need 

to be removed prior to delivery, the delivery 

team will not do this for you.
Make sure that there is nothing protruding 

such as drainage pipes, steps or sills that could 

obstruct the way.
Check to see if there are any low roofs or 

branches that would hinder vertical clearance. 

If there are any corners on the path to your 

designated installation site, check to see the 

hot tub will pass. The route to where the hot 

tub is to be sited should be flat and level and 

not soft ground. Check and inform us if there 

are any slopes, retaining walls, steps or level 

differences that may cause problems. Any 

extra resources required such as cranes or hiab 

vehicles would be an additional charge and 

would need arranging by yourselves through a 

third party company. 
Under special circumstances, where there is 

no clear or easy route, a crane can be used to 

position your hot tub. Please contact a local 

crane company to arrange this service if you 

think it may be necessary. Please note that 

the cost of the crane would be charged to you 

and not included in our price.

Personnel

We supply a suitable amount of personnel 

to deliver the hot tub on our hot tub cart or 

spa sled and position in place, should any 

further personnel be required then this would 

be down to yourselves to arrange for your 

delivery date. 
Our colleagues will NOT be able to remove 

the hot tub from the hot tub cart/ sledge 

until it reaches the base where it will be 

permanently situated.

Summary of Contents for Control in.k1000

Page 1: ...01 Control in k1000 Hot Tub Manual...

Page 2: ...g your spa Within in this manual are important start up guidelines and maintenance procedures as well as safety precautions that must be followed to ensure the prolonged life of your spa and the safet...

Page 3: ...quirements Section 9 Prepare your spa for holiday Section 1 Important safety information Section 7 Maintenance Section 4 Delivery of your spa Section 10 Spa winterization Section 2 Pre installation se...

Page 4: ...isk of Electrical Shock Do not leave compartment door open 9 CAUTION Risk of Electrical Shock Replace components only with identical components 10 WARNING Prevent Electrocution Do not connect any auxi...

Page 5: ...r any future maintenance ideally 600mm If this is not practical then the hot tub must be emptied of water prior to our visit so that the hot tub can be moved to allow access Think about When deciding...

Page 6: ...pply with any other appliances The hot tub should be appropriately protected by a sufficiently rated MCB mains circuit breaker and should cover the maximum amperage pull of the hot tub plus 25 to allo...

Page 7: ...mended water level as indicated by the minimum water level in your hot tub Low water levels can cause damage to the pump and heater element so is good practice to top up your spa on a weekly basis If...

Page 8: ...em is off in stream 2 audio system is on in stream 2 audio system is off in mix is installed system is connected to wifi system is not connected to wifi All on or all off key one touch activation dire...

Page 9: ...heating settings Choose set or modify one of the 5 suggested modes depending on your needs at any given time Away from home In this mode the spa will always be in economy the set point will be reduce...

Page 10: ...ou can change the hour minute and time format Simply swipe up and down the column you want to change and select the desired value When done touch the calendar icon at the right of the screen display o...

Page 11: ...alized drills is set during the drill creation and can be edited from the Training Drills selection page From this page you can also access the following training drills selection swim settings To sel...

Page 12: ...ep at low intensity Power This training drill will perform a pyramid program where the intensity will progressively increase until the maximum is reached It will then decrease progressively to end at...

Page 13: ...ximate sodium bromide level of the spa water The green zone in the center area of the gauge should be targeted for optimal performance turn in clear OFF Step 3 icon green Press the icon to turn off th...

Page 14: ...ouching the light bulb icons located each side of the intensity bar synchronizing zones The synchronization desynchronization icon allows you to match the color of the selected zone with the other zon...

Page 15: ...at least every 6 9 months In addition to putting a severe strain on your hot tub s pump worn out filters are unable to properly trap contaminants Tip 2 Basic Rinsing Your spa s filter should be given...

Page 16: ...r load Non Chlorine Shock These shocks won t disinfect the water so if you are worried about bacteria this isn t the right one to use They are however great at oxidizing other contaminants and cleanin...

Page 17: ...in But if you didn t lose much through evaporation and your spa is still nearly full you ll need to remove some water so you can reduce the concentration of sanitizer with fresh water This will be eno...

Page 18: ...ou decide to use a sub pump make sure when you re finished to remove the drain plug from your hot tub anyway to drain of as much of the water as possible 4 If you use the drain plug the hot tub will a...

Page 19: ...Call for spa service if the high limit thermostat has tripped Spa won t heat even while the jets and lights operate Air lock was created after filling the spa Blocked filters Failed air circulation p...

Page 20: ...38 Superior Spas ltd Unit 6 Station Rd Brimington Chesterfield S43 1JU t 44 0 1246 559071 e info superiorspas co uk w superiorspas co uk...

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