HORIZONTAL
LOCATION
VERTICAL
LOCATION
1/2" PVC
CONDUIT
PVC
CONDUIT
DECK
DECK
SWEEP
FINISHED
SPA WALL
1" PVC
CONDUIT
1" PVC
CONDUIT
MUST BE ENOUGH
DISTANCE TO
PREVENT
CONTINUOUS
WATER CONTACT
WITH THE PANEL
1" COUPLING
1" X 1/2" REDUCING
BUSHING
1. WARNING: IT IS IMPORTANT TO POSITION THE PANEL SO THAT IT CANNOT BE
SUBMERGED AT ANY TIME!
Occasional splashing is permissible so long as the water can drain off the Panel. While the Panel is designed to get
wet, constant water contact MUST be avoided.
2. CAUTION: ANTICIPATE WHAT THE WATER LEVEL WILL BE WHEN PLANNING INSTALLATION
Water level can rise by as much as 6 inches, depending upon the size and shape of the spa, as well as the number
of people in the spa at any given time.
The Panel can be located on the deck next to the spa or on a vertical wall of the spa. Provide an unobstructed flat
surface that is at least 4" high X 8" wide upon which the Panel can be mounted. The 1" conduit that receives the
Panel will protrude from the middle of this area.
Acceptable Locations
Position at
eye level
Installations Through a Vertical Wall
Installations Through a Deck
Remember: The water level in a spill-over type spa will depend upon which direction the valves are facing.
3. PROVIDE A 1" CONDUIT
Provide a 1" conduit through the concrete/gunite at the location selected for the Panel. The Panel will extend into the
inside diameter of the conduit and the cable will be routed through it. (See detailed installation instructions on page
27 of the Hayward 2100 Series Pool System Control Installation and Programming Instructions.)
ATTENTION: If the cable
on the spa panel is not long
enough to reach the Main
Control Center, do not add
length to the cable by
splicing additional cable
onto the cable; obtain a spa
panel with a cable that is
long enough to reach. A
cable that is too long may
be shortened by cutting off
the excess and re-installing
a new connector at the
desired length.
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LOCATING AND INSTALLING THE SPA SIDE CONTROL PANEL (cont.)
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