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Hot Tub Installation Guide V.2a
The Hot Tub Company, 3 Hayhill, Barrow Upon Soar, Loughborough, Leicestershire, LE12 8LD
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Water & Electrical Supply
A mains water supply with reasonable water pressure, connected to a garden hose must be provided
by the customer to fill the hot tub. This should be flushed through to expel stale water. The hose can
also be used to empty the hot tub when changing the water. A standard 240V 3 pin electrical socket is
required within 10 metres of the base for lowering the hot tub using the air jack (see figure 5 below).
Figure 5 - Air Jack
Chemicals
A degree in chemistry is not required! A chemical starter pack can be purchased with your hot tub.
The installers will explain the treatment required. They will also show you how to conduct the test
with remedial actions. A hot tub water treatment manual will also be supplied with the hot tub.
Hot Tub Controls
The hot tubs all have digital controls and you will be shown how the main controls work by the
installers. However an operation manual is available for your hot tub for you to be able to set the
controls for your own requirements.
Heat Pump (optional)
If ordered, the heat pump will be installed OUTSIDE (away from foliage) between 1.5m – 2.0m from
the hot tub. A suitable, level & hard base (slabs or concrete) will be required to place the heat pump
on. The base should be of adequate size to allow the heat pump to be positioned so as not to be
obstructed. Figure 6 below illustrates minimum obstruction distances. The heat pump will not work
in a confined space.
If the hot tub is being installed inside a building, 2 holes of 54mm diameter (for single skin walls) will
need to be drilled BEFORE delivery, to allow the pipes to be connected.
Technical specifications: -
Dimensions: 990mm x 380mm x 560mm
Weight: 45kg. Power Supply: 5amp
Figure 6 - Heat Pump Location