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General| Brand | Pentair |
|---|---|
| Model | MAGICFALLS |
| Category | Outdoor Fountain |
| Language | English |
Details risks of high voltage, shock, burn, or death associated with underwater pool lights.
Outlines requirements for GFCI protection, proper wiring, and safe pool location relative to electrical sources.
States that the MagicFalls light is non-serviceable and the complete assembly must be replaced if damaged.
Explains control via standard wall switch or Pentair automation systems.
Provides guidance on using external transformers for multiple MagicFalls lights.
Explains how the light behaves on power-up and how to save the last selected color or show mode.
Details how to cycle through color show modes and fixed colors using a wall switch.
Provides a specific example of how to select a color mode using the wall switch.
Explains that the last selected color or fixed color is saved when power is switched off.
Outlines NEC, local codes, GFCI, junction box, and transformer placement requirements for electricians.
Provides crucial precautions regarding water supply, debris prevention, leveling, and proper connection of light assembly.
Details the process of preparing the niche by notching the bond beam and setting a level board for mortar.
Explains how to create a mortar bed, press the waterfall unit into it, and connect plumbing and electrical conduit.
Highlights the importance of mortar support under the lip and clearing the tile line by at least 3/4 inch.
Details removing the board after mortar cures, ensuring the lip protector is in place, and potential filler for leveling.
Describes the process of removing the lip support after the waterfall is installed and how to break off internal lip supports if needed.
Emphasizes disconnecting power before servicing to prevent death or serious injury from electrical shock.
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting the LED light power cable to the transformer or junction box.
Details testing the LED light, applying O-ring lubricant, and using the installation tool to properly seat and lock the light.
Stresses electrical safety, disconnection of power, and verification of pool/spa electrical system against codes before replacement.
Reinforces that the complete light assembly must be replaced if damaged, non-operable, or if the cord is damaged.
Outlines the steps to safely remove the existing light assembly, including disconnecting wires and using the installation tool.
Guides on attaching the new power cord, feeding it through conduit, stripping wires, and connecting them to the transformer or junction box.
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