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General| Material | Acrylic |
|---|---|
| Digital Control Panel | Yes |
| Seating Capacity | 7 persons |
| Lighting | LED |
| Waterfall Feature | Yes |
Key safety guidelines to reduce risks of injury, drowning, and overheating.
Precautions for child supervision, preventing drowning, and water temperature for children.
Electrical safety measures, GFCI requirements, grounding, and avoiding shock hazards.
Advice for pregnant women, persons with health conditions, and risks of overheating.
Specific safety warnings and precautions for Canadian users.
Explains how to adjust water flow to different seats for varied massage effects.
How additional air is introduced to jets and operation of the tap for specific features.
Choosing a suitable location, ensuring access, and foundation requirements.
Guidelines for indoor, outdoor, and below-ground installations.
Step-by-step instructions for filling the hot tub and managing water.
Details on required electrical setup and cable specifications for hot tub models.
Lists major parts and codes for the Olympus model hot tub.
Lists major parts and codes for the Mont Blanc model hot tub.
Lists major parts and codes for the Paris model hot tub.
Explanation of the Easy 4 keypad, hot tub functions, and mode settings.
Instructions for setting clock, filter/purge cycles, and other parameters.
Information on common error messages and troubleshooting for the Easy 4 system.
Visual guide to the Easy 7 keypad, accessory control, and temperature settings.
Configuring water care schedules and heat pump operation modes.
Managing audio, sanitization, and maintenance reminders via the Easy 7 interface.
Introduction to the touch screen, icons, and basic navigation of the Smart Touch system.
Using Spa mode and customizing swim training drills for various intensities.
Managing water care schedules, economy modes, and filter cycles through settings.
Wi-Fi setup, transmitter status, and troubleshooting common connection issues.
Description of the 4-button auxiliary keypad for controlling hot tub accessories.
Description of the single-button auxiliary keypad for activating hot tub pumps.
Overview of the audio system, its features, and connection options for music playback.
Details on listening to music via Bluetooth with the My Music accessory.
Step-by-step guide for installing and activating the in.clear bromine system.
Explanation of Maintenance and Boost modes for optimal water quality.
Understanding the BromiCharge gauge and resolving common in.clear errors.
Answers to frequently asked questions about in.clear and water treatment.
Installation, maintenance, and operation of UV-C and ozone water treatment systems.
Using in.grid to connect and manage external heat sources for the hot tub.
Understanding different heat modes and freeze protection for energy efficiency.
Setting up and pairing the in.touch 2 transmitter modules for remote access.
Downloading, connecting, and using the in.touch 2 mobile application via home network.
Configuring network, temperature, and managing spa settings remotely via the app.
Details on filter parts, loading sand, and valve functions.
Explains filtration, rinsing, circulation, and postrinsing operations.
Understanding water balance, pH, disinfection, and preventing algae growth.
Understanding water hardness, frothing, and basic hot tub maintenance practices.
Procedures for cleaning filter cartridges and maintaining the hot tub surface.
Steps for properly winterizing the hot tub and its maintenance when not in use.
Identifying W2000 components and detailed wiring instructions for accessories.
High voltage accessory connections for Y Series hot tub packs.
Specific wiring instructions for the heat.wav heater unit.
High voltage accessory connections and heat.wav heater wiring for the W8000 model.
Setting the GFCI/RCD current rating for safe and efficient operation.
Answers to common queries about hot tub upkeep and water quality.
Information on circulation, temperature limits, and freezing prevention.
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