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Electrical Installation
Connect the wires as described below:
•
Neutral to the wire (N)
•
Phase to the wire (L)
•
Protective earth to the
green/yellow wire (PE)
•
WARNING
• All plumbing and electrical work must be carried out by qualified personnel
according to local codes and regulations.
• To avoid risk of electrical shock, this equipment must only be connected to
a supply mains with protective earth.
• The unit must be connected from the bonding point labelled on the unit to the
equapotential bonding point of the room or, if in accordance with local regula-
tions the equapotential bonding is achieved through the protective earth.
The same applies to all stationary equipment in the vicinity of the bath.
• The unit must be continuously powered and connected to a electrical power
disconnection device and to separate fuse with ground fault interrupter in
accordance with local codes and regulations.
• The product must be protected by a ground fault circuit interrupter (not supplied).
• Check that the electrical supply corresponds with the information on the data
label.
• The mains connection cable shall be adequately provided with additional
mechanical protection both on the distance over/on the floor and on the wall.
• The mains connection cable shall be protected against being run over by
equipment with castors.
• The mains connection cable shall be provided with adequate strain relive.
• The mains connection cable type shall be selected so that it can withstand the
heat, humidity and chemical load that can be expected in the location.
Market
Voltage
Frequency
Mains supply fuse
External fuses
Max. Power
consumption
RCD
*
Europe
230V single
phase AC
50Hz 10A
800VA
30mA
North
America
120V single
phase AC
60Hz
15A
800VA
30mA
*
In North America, RCD equals ground fault circuit interrupter
.
L N PE
Field wiring box.
Cable in
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