User Safety - Jacuzzi Professional Profile Pro Vorinstallations-Blatt

■ HEAT EXCHANGER
- MAX primary inlet temperature .................................................... 50 °C
- Connections ............................................................................................ 3/4"
- Primary circuit flow rate .............................................................. 38 l/min
- Primary pressure drop ............................................................0.271 m H
■ WEIGHT
- spa
Net
Average volume MAX
weight
of use
water volume
kg litres litres
~ 335 ~ 1600 ~ 2110
- spa-pack A1/A2
max weight resting
at full load surface
kg m
2
~ 285 ~ 1.1
- spa-pack B ("booster kit", optional)
max weight resting
at full load
surface
kg m
2
~ 140 ~ 0.5
Components
■ The components and connections you need to build the sys-
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tem are listed below (see
Hot tub and pipework
1 hot tub control buttons
1a hot tub lighting system
2 compensation tank level sensors
3, EV compensation tank water load solenoid valve
S audio system power supply (TOP model only)
4 compensation tank drain
5 compensation tank overflow
6 hot tub drain
7 hydro 1 suction line
8 hydro 1 delivery line
9 blower line
10 heater/exchanger line
11 filtering pump suction line
12 hydro 2 suction line
13 hydro 2 delivery line
14 pipe draining (freezing-risk area)
Spa-pack
15 spa-pack booster kit (water treatment, optional)
16 system maintenance valve
17 flow switch (models with heater)
18 temperature sensor
Max. Resting Load on rest-
surface ing surface
total weight
kg m
2
~ 2445 ~ 4.5
ground
load
kg/m
2
~ 260
ground
load
litres
~ 280
2).
19 sand filter
20 safety level switch
21 drainage point
22 filtering pump
O 23 hydro pump 1
2
24 hydro pump 2
25 blower
26 electrical box
27 27a: heat exchanger / 27b: heater
kg/m
2

User safety

~ 543
■ If the system has been installed by qualified personnel in com-
pliance with the installation manual, there are no risks for the
user. Safety, however, is also related to correct use, as specified
in the manual; and the user must entrust tall the operations de-
scribed in the installation manual to a qualified professional.
■ Check that installers and those managing the system are qual-
ified, in compliance with the regulations in force in the country
where the product is installed.
This appliance uses and generates radio waves: if it is not installed
■
and used as directed, it may cause interference with the reception of
radio and television programmes.
However, in special cases this may happen even if the instructions
provided are followed.
Preparing for installation
HOT TUB
■ Semi-embedded models (with removable panels)
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( 4) If you want to install the hot tub against multiple
walls, a suitable space must be ensured for removing the
panels and for any maintenance.
Create a support base under the bottom of the tub (concrete,
steel H-beams).
The hot tub can be semi-embedded, so that only the base of the
hot tub is embedded and the lateral covering panels are free. In
this case, it is advisable to prepare removable duckboards (made
of marine plywood or similar) which, besides improving the look
of the installation, facilitate the removal of the panels. The meas-
urements for the recess on the floor are the same as the base of
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the hot tub (
NOTE: between the floor recess and the panels, it is advis-
able to leave enough manoeuvring space all around the hot
tub in order to remove the panels (
■ Embedded models
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- ( 6) Create a support base under the bottom of the tub (con-
crete, steel H-beams), (part.1).
13
1).
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5, part. A).