Warnings and safety p. 3
1. Transporting the hot tub p. 4
2. Installing the hot tub p. 4
2.1 Fire safety and safety distances
2.2 Foundation
2.3 Installing the hot tub and stove
3. Using the hot tub p. 7
3.1 Preparations
3.2 Heating
3.3 After use
3.4 Use in winter
4. Maintenance of the hot tub p. 10
Tub and lid
Wood panelling
Chimney and stove
Other parts
5. Recycling the hot tub p. 10
6. Guarantee p. 11
Hot tub diameter
170 cm
180 cm
200 cm
Number of persons
4-6
6-8
8-10
Height
110 cm
110 cm
110 cm
Max depth of water 104 cm
104 cm
104 cm
Water volume when
bathing
1200 l (1100l stove
integrated)
1400 l (1300l stove
integrated)
1700 l (1600 l stove
integrated)
Technical data: PW-SPA Hot Tubs
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Warnings and safety
The owner of the hot tub is responsible for following the installation
and user manuals.
Risk of accidental drowning!
Always keep watch over children who are inside or in the vicinity of the hot tub due to risk
of drowning and fire. Always place the lid on top of the hot tub when it is not in use,
for safety reasons and to minimize heat waste. To avoid accidents during hot tub use,
ensure that children are kept under constant adult supervision.
This manual is based on the EN 17125 standard.
INSTALLATION AND USER MANUAL
Risk
of
suffocation!
The tub is for outdoor use only and is equipped with a combustion stove.
Under no circumstances jump into the tub.
Risk of injury and harm to health!
The user should always check the water termperature before entering the hot tub.
The water temperature should never exceed 40 °C. Lower water temperatures are
recommended for young children and when hot tub use exceeds 10 min.
It is recommended to seek medical advice before use.
Since excessive water termperature have a high potential for causing foetal damage during
the early months of pregnance, women should limit spa water temperature and duration of
use and should also seek medical advice.
The warm water can cause risks to health. Pay attention and get out of the hot tub
if you are experiencing discomfort. During a longer bath, make sure to stay hydrated since
plenty of fluid evaporates from the body in the hot bath water.
The use of alcohol, drugs, or medication before or during hot tub use may lead to
unconsciousness, with the possibility of drowning.
Persons with any medical condition should seek medical advice before using a hot tub.
Persons using medication should seek medical advice before using a hot tub since some
medication may induce drowsiness while other medication may affect heart rate, blood
pressure, and circulation.
Never swallow bath water or add chemicals to the water while people are bathing
in the hot tub.
Remember that the hot tub stove and its chimney become very hot and may cause burns
or risk of fire if you do not follow the instructions in the manual and take precautions.
Note!
Do not sit in the direct vicinity of the pipe leading from the stove.
The temperature of the water led from the stove, through the pipe and into the barrel
may rise while heating, especially if the fire is burning strong. The inlets must under
no circumstances be obstructed, not even temporarily while the stove is burning.
To avoid touching the hot chimney by mistake, we recommend that you don’t place steps
or other equipment near the chimney.
Read this installation and user manual carefully before installing and
using the hot tub. In the warnings, instructions, and precautions of
the manual we mention the most common risks with water activities,
but not all risks and dangers that may arise in different situations are
covered. Pay attention, use common sense, and make wise decisions
when in water.
