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INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS (cont.)
eLeCtriCaL
electrical Power Supply:
These instructions are written
assuming 60Hz, 120v power supply. Special notations are
also included for the Export versions of the control equipment,
and power supply.
WA R N I N G
:
V e R I F I CAT I O N O F e L e C T R I CA L
R e q U I R e M e N T S M U S T B e M A D e B e F O R e
INSTALLATION. ReFeR TO The eqUIPMeNT LABeLS
FOR VOLTAGe AND FReqUeNCY ReqUIReMeNTS.
NOTe: Verify that the electrical service matches either the
120v (or 240v for Signature edition) system requirements
for this bath.
NOTe: The bath is designed for indoor use only. The
electrical equipment must not be exposed to direct
or indirect water or moisture contact. The electrical
equipment must also be protected from dust and other
airborne debris before, during, and after installation.
electrical Service:
1.
A licensed electrician must provide
the “dedicated” electrical service protected by a GFCI.
The location of the GFCI must be at least five (5) feet
(152 cm) away from the inside surface of the bath,
accessible for regular testing. Use copper conductors only.
DANGeR — RISK OF eLeCTRIC ShOCK: Connect
only to a circuit protected by a Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter (GFCI). In the unlikely occurrence of
a current imbalance in the power conductors,
the GFCI will interrupt the power to the bath.
WARNING: The eLeCTRICAL SeRVICe TO The
GFCI MUST NOT Be INTeRRUPTeD BY ANY
CONTROL DeVICe. LIKeWISe, The eLeCTRICAL
SeRVICe FROM The GFCI TO The BATh CONTROL
ShOULD Be DIReCT AND NOT INTeRRUPTeD
BY A SWITCh. NeVeR USe A SWITCh IN
CONJUNCTION WITh A CONTROL DeVICe. ThIS
WILL VOID The MANUFACTUReR’S WARRANTY.
G R O U N D I N G
I S
R e q U I R e D
2.
The unit should be installed by a qualified
service representative and properly grounded.
I N S T A L L S E R V I C E C O N N E C T I O N A T
3.
L E A S T 6 ” (15 c m) A B O V E S U B F L O O R .
ALL LOCAL AND STATe eLeCTRICAL AND PLUMBING
CODeS MUST Be OBSeRVeD.
Where there are no local
codes the
National electric Code (NeC)
and
Uniform
Plumbing Code (UPC)
shall be observed. It is the
responsibility of the installer/owner to determine specific
code compliance prior to installation of the product.
NOTe:
In the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, installation is to
be done by a Massachusetts licensed plumber.
Standard/Premier edition Control Box (120v).
4.
The
blower is prewired to the control box. The control box has
a 36” (91cm) cord with plug end. The blower control box
is mounted on a stand that is temporarily secured to the
packing board for shipping. During installation, the control
box bracket and controls must be positioned horizontally
and located to permit access for inspection and servicing.
The blower control box must be plugged into a dedicated
120v (volt), 15A (amp), 60Hz (hertz), Ground Fault Circuit
Interrupter (GFCI) protected circuit.
(See Figure 6)
Standard/Premier edition Control Box (240v).
5.
The
blower is prewired to the control box. The control box
has a 36” [91 cm] cord with a junction box connection.
The blower control box is mounted on a stand that is
temporarily secured to the packing board for shipping.
During installation, the control box bracket and controls
must be positioned horizontally and located to permit
access for inspection and servicing. The blower control
box must be plugged into a dedicated 240v (volt), 15A
(amp), 50Hz (hertz), Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
protected circuit.
(See Figure 6)
Signature edition Control Box.
6.
The blower is prewired to
the control box. The control box has a 36” (91 cm) cord with a
junction box connection. The blower control box is mounted
on a stand that is temporarily secured to the packing board
for shipping. During installation, the control box bracket
and controls must be positioned horizontally and located
to permit access for inspection and servicing. The blower
junction box must be connected into a dedicated 240v,
15A, 50 or 60Hz, GFCI protected circuit.
(See Figure 6)
DANGeR: Do not alter the factory installed wiring. All
building materials and wiring should be routed away from
the equipment or other heat-producing components of
the unit.
