Spectrum Swim-Lift Gallatin WP400, Руководство пользователя

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Anchor Installation
1.
Mark the location of each anchor on the deck and use a ½” diameter concrete drill bit
to drill a 4” deep hole at each location. Make sure to drill straight down.
2.
Use a 1- 1/2" diameter concrete core drill to drill out the anchor holes to a depth of 2-
3/16” as shown in figure 4. Clean all of the debris from the holes. Check to see if the
bottom of each hole is in solid concrete. The anchors will only hold if the
surrounding concrete is solid. The top of the anchor should be ¼” below the deck
surface. The anchors can be installed deeper, if necessary, to mount sufficiently solid
concrete.
3. Use a small amount of two-part epoxy or hydraulic cement
in each anchor hole and set an anchor into each hole. Set the
expansion anchor at the bottom of the anchor hole by
tapping the anchor pin with the supplied ¼” diameter set tool
rod with a hammer. Use a 9/16” deep well socket to tighten
the internal anchor bolt to approximately 30 ft-lbs. torque.
Allow sufficient time for the epoxy or cement to completely
harden before installing the lift in the anchors.
4. Locate a bonding source to bond (ground) the anchor. The steel rebar-bonding
grid of the pool deck if the best choice for bonding the anchor. Attach the No. 8
solid copper wire (not included) from the bonding bolt on the base of the anchor
to the bonding grid.
NOTE: Article 680 of the National Electrical Code requires bonding of all metallic
components in relationship to pools and spas.