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Spa-Side Remote Installation and User’s Guide
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SpaCommand Spa-Side Remote Mounting Space Requirements
To install the SpaCommand spa-side remote into the wall of a gunite spa, provision must
be made while the spa is being plumbed. For recessed mounting (even with tile, plaster,
or other flat installation only), a mounting enclosure (mud-box, P/N 521180 sold
separately) and bezel must be used. For surface mounting (protruding from deck, tile or
uneven surface), a faceplate is used without the use of a mud-box. When installed, the
spa-side remote requires the following space:
Faceplate: 6-1/2” x 3-3/4”
Mud-box: 7-1/2” x 4-3/4” x 2” deep
Material: ABS plastic
Note: If the EasyTouch
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or IntelliTouch
®
Control System load center is not located above
the spa water level, a junction box should be provided (above water level) for connection
to the spa-side remote and load center.
SPACOMMAND
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SPA-SIDE REMOTE INSTALLATION
IMPORTANT: The SpaCommand spa-side remote is water resistant,
however it is recommended not to totally submerged it. Install the remote
above the highest sustained water level. If using a mud-box, do not install
below the spa water level.
The following describes how to install the SpaCommand spa-side remote. Read through
the installation instructions before starting.
Be sure that the pool and spa meets the requirements of the current National
Electrical Code (N.E.C.) Article 680-22 and all local codes and ordinances. A pool
service professional must install the SpaCommand spa-side remote.
4-inch Tile Line to Spa Water Clearance
For new pool/spa installation: It is recommended a minimum four (4) inch clearance
from the top of the tile line (coping) on the spa wall to the water line. This ensures that the
lower edge of the SpaCommand remote is not submerged in the spa water.
4-inch
Coping
(tile line)
Spa water
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