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Installation
5
ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS
The Treesse minipools are built in compliance with European laws (EN 60 335-2-60) and are tested during production
to ensure the safety of the installer and user.
The connection must be made by an experienced, qualified electrician.
All electrical connections must be made only after disconnecting the electricity in the work area.
The electrical connection must be:
• Performed in a
fixed and permanent manner
, without intermediate splices, in accordance with regulations of the
country of installation.
• Sufficient for the current absorbed by the bathtub
(see technical specifications).
• Provided with a functioning
ground as per current regulations
.
• Protected against splashing water
, then placed in a dedicated room, closed and sheltered from the weather.
• Controlled by a
multi-pole switch
with a contact gap of at least 3 mm and a breaking capacity equal to 60A (or in
any case adequate for the absorption of the bathtub).
• Controlled by a
differential switch
no larger than 30mA.
The control unit's power supply cable must be of the H05 type with three wires (single-phase 220V) or five wires (three-
phase 380V) whose gauges are adequate for the absorption of the minipool (see "Pre-installation sheet"). Its size
depends on the absorbed current and the distance of the minipool from the main electrical cabinet.
In addition, if the minipool is installed outdoors, the power cord from the main electrical panel to the minipool must
pass through an underground duct, without splices and adequately protected against freezing.
The Manufacturer is not responsible for connections made in a way that does not comply with local codes, the
specifications in this manual or tampering with any electrical component of the minipool.
N
L
N
L1 L2 L3
220V~
380V~
PHANTOM SPA
PHANTOM PRO
When the connections have been made, verify the proper opera-
tion of the differential switch by pressing the TEST key.
ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM
minipool
Phantom