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*Filled weight includes weight of water and maximum recommended number of people in the spa.
Average weight per person = 80 kg (176 lbs)

Outside

Dimensions

Heights Heater

(Watts)

Water

Capacity

Dry

Weight

Filled

Weight*

Weight per

square meter

Electrical

Requirements

92 3/4” x 92 3/4”

235 cm x 235 cm

38 3/4”

98 cm

3800

2280 Litres 458 Kg 3289 Kg

596 Kg

per square meter

230 Volt, 32

Amp Single Phase or

2-16 Amp or 3-16 Amp
RCD Protected Circuits

Tundra

92 3/4” x 92 3/4”

235 cm x 235 cm

38 3/4”

98 cm

3800 1880 Litres

439 Kg 2800 Kg

503 Kg

per square meter

230 Volt, 32

Amp Single Phase or

2-16 Amp or 3-16 Amp
RCD Protected Circuits

Summit

230 Volt, 32

Amp Single Phase or

2-16 Amp or 3-16 Amp
RCD Protected Circuits

85 3/4” x 85 3/4”

217 cm x 217 cm

41”

104 cm

3800

1700 Litres 327 Kg 2427 Kg

512 Kg

per square meter

Cub

38 3/4”

98 cm

3800 1990 Litres 436 Kg 2907 Kg

522 Kg

per square meter

230 Volt, 32

Amp Single Phase or

2-16 Amp or 3-16 Amp
RCD Protected Circuits

92 3/4” x 92 3/4”

235 cm x 235 cm

Kodiak

230 Volt, 32

Amp Single Phase or

2-16 Amp or 3-16 Amp
RCD Protected Circuits

38 3/4”

98 cm

3800

1810 Litres 435 Kg 2724 Kg

488 Kg

per square meter

92 3/4” x 92 3/4”

235 cm x 235 cm

Klondiker

3800

1850 Litres 340 Kg 2751 Kg

581 Kg

per square meter

230 Volt, 32

Amp Single Phase or

2-16 Amp or 3-16 Amp
RCD Protected Circuits

85 3/4” x 85 3/4”

217 cm x 217 cm

41”

104 cm

Yukon

38 3/4”

98 cm

3800

1300 Litres 308 Kg 1926 Kg

508 Kg

per square meter

230 Volt, 32

Amp Single Phase or

2-16 Amp or 3-16 Amp
RCD Protected Circuits

85 3/4” x 68 3/4”

218 cm x 174 cm

Fox

38 3/4”

98 cm

3800 1960 Litres 424 Kg 2865 Kg

591 Kg

per square meter

230 Volt, 32

Amp Single Phase or

2-16 Amp or 3-16 Amp
RCD Protected Circuits

85 3/4” x 92 3/4”

218 cm x 235 cm

Frontier

INTERNATIONAL SPA SPECIFICATIONS

230 Volt, 32

Amp Single Phase or

2-16 Amp or 3-16 Amp
RCD Protected Circuits

3800

Glacier

85 3/4” x 85 3/4”
218 cm x 218 cm

41”

104 cm

1630 Litres

337 Kg 2369 Kg

498 Kg

per square meter

171” x 94.5”
434 cm x 240 cm

50.5”

128.5 cm

5500

6090 Litres 748 Kg 6573 Kg

630 Kg

per square meter

230 Volt, 32

Amp Single Phase or

2-16 Amp or 3-16 Amp
RCD Protected Circuits

Arctic

Ocean

Summary of Contents for Arctic Ocean

Page 1: ...engineered for the world s harshest climates wherever you happen to live Owners Manual I n t e r n a t i o n a l...

Page 2: ...all your local Arctic Spas dealer or check our website at www arcticspas com IMPORTANT In most cities and counties permits will be required for the installation of electrical circuits or the construct...

Page 3: ...13 Spa Care and Maintenance 19 Water Maintenance 23 Common Spa Water Problems Cause Remedy 27 Troubleshooting Spa Problems 30 Contents 3 3 CAUTION Indicates a situation in which damage to equipment or...

Page 4: ...in choosing an appropri ate replacement suction fitting 6 DANGER Risk of Electric Shock Install at least 1 5 m from all metal surfaces As an alternative a hot tub may be installed within 1 5 m of meta...

Page 5: ...ation 10 All field installed metal components such as rails ladders drains or other similar hardware within 3 m of the hot tub shall be bonded to the equipment grounding buss with copper con ductors n...

Page 6: ...37 C The symptoms of hyperthermia include drowsiness lethargy and an increase in the internal temperature of the body The effects of hyperthermia include Unawareness of impending hazard Failure to pe...

Page 7: ...2 3 4 235 cm x 235 cm Kodiak 230 Volt 32 Amp Single Phase or 2 16 Amp or 3 16 Amp RCD Protected Circuits 38 3 4 98 cm 3800 1810 Litres 435 Kg 2724 Kg 488 Kg per square meter 92 3 4 x 92 3 4 235 cm x 2...

Page 8: ...s underneath spaced out evenly The stones should be at least two inches thick and twelve inches square 5 cm by 30 cm Even with stones in place the spa will possibly settle and become uneven and may re...

Page 9: ...Y A LOCAL BUILDING ELECTRICAL INSPECTION AUTHORITY The electrical supply must satisfy the requirements of the spa as marked on the certification label which is located adjacent to the spa controller p...

Page 10: ...filled To check the operation of the jet system and to remove any remaining air from the plumbing system follow these steps a All Models Push the Pump 1 button twice to turn the pump to high speed Al...

Page 11: ...5 ppm 10 You can set the temperature between 38 C and 40 C 100 F to 104 F by pressing the TEMP and TEMP buttons on the control panel The spa will normally come up to temperature within 16 to 24 hours...

Page 12: ...chemistry may cause rusting Same great massage quality in a nicer looking package neck jets are not available in chrome Monsoon Jet certain models The Monsoon Jet is a large orifice Hydro massage jet...

Page 13: ...as possible But you re in charge The topside control TSC panel allows you to set the temperature initiate the filtration cycle control the lights and activate or deactivate the pump s and blower The T...

Page 14: ...timer Some models Starting Blower Select Blower to turn Blower on Select Blower once more to turn blower off 20 minute built in timer Some models Starting Superjet Select Blower to turn Blower on Sele...

Page 15: ...set minutes Select Enter option on screen menu to save changes and go to back to spa options menu Setting Economy start time Select Next arrow on screen menu to save changes and go to economy cycle st...

Page 16: ...Day Spa warnings This menu allows for you to view all active warning messages ie hot water SelectWarning option Viewing spa reminders The reminder icon will show up to prompt you to review active main...

Page 17: ...t temperature display units and choose a format for time display Select Regional options Setting language Use or to select from English Fran ais Espanol Norsk Select Next arrow on display to save chan...

Page 18: ...w spa equipment data such as system heater and keypad software version to reset programmed settings and to upgrade keypad software Press Mode key Select Options menu Select Info sub menu Resetting key...

Page 19: ...eed to be replaced more often Spa water gradually loses quality because of build ups of unfilterable pollutants IMPORTANT Remember to change your water every three to four months To Drain Your Spa 1 S...

Page 20: ...m bicarbonate baking soda or vinegar can be used for minor surface cleaning Always thor oughly rinse off any spa shell cleaning agent with fresh water Service Notes 1 Iron and copper in the water can...

Page 21: ...erside of the cover with water only use no soap and wipe it clean with a dry rag 6 To condition the cover after cleaning apply a thin film of Arctic Pure Cover Renew to the vinyl surface and buff Care...

Page 22: ...uipment failure We recommend your local authorized dealer winterize your spa Freezing can severely damage your spa Improper winterizing of your spa can void your warranty Aquatremor or Wettunes Stereo...

Page 23: ...iruses present in the spa water Bacteria and viruses can grow quickly in under sanitized spa water The water s chemical balance and pH control are also the responsibility of the spa owner You will hav...

Page 24: ...use Don t inhale fumes or allow chemicals to come in contact with your eyes nose or mouth Wash your hands immediately after use Follow the emergency advice on the product label in case of accidental...

Page 25: ...n or scaling of the spa components Low TA can be corrected by adding Arctic PureTM Perfect Balance 4 If the Total Alkalinity is too high the pH level will tend to be high and may be difficult to bring...

Page 26: ...3 Any natural corrosiveness in the water can be combatted by maintaining a slightly higher Total Alkalinity Level Sanitize the Spa Sanitizer is extremely important for killing algae bacteria and viru...

Page 27: ...f you are planning to use your new spa right away Peak Boost must be added first Follow direc tions for adding Peak Boost from this page 1 Fill floating dispenser with pucks and open to setting 7 2 Ad...

Page 28: ...h level of organic contaminants combined with chlorine ODOR A High Calcium level high pH high alkalinity SCALE DEPOSITS A High concentration of oils and organics being agitated by the jets and or Ther...

Page 29: ...ic Pure Best Defence correct pH level to 7 2 7 6 and alkalinity to 100 130 ppm A Squirt Foam DissolveTM on foam Refer to pg 20 for more information not with disposable filter A Use Arctic Pure Best De...

Page 30: ...bstructed or if the venturi air dial is turned on Finally check to see if the jet s are surging If so your pump is cavitating sucking in air This usually occurs when the water level is too low and can...

Page 31: ...of spa improper or otherwise Arctic Spas are Canadian built with the finest materials and advanced technology to withstand the harshest weather conditions Performance and Reliability is the Arctic Sp...

Page 32: ...engineered for the world s harshest climates wherever you happen to live www arcticspas com 10 01...

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