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Installation, start-up and operating instructions for your electric spa heater Figure 2 Specifications and Dimensions: MODEL B.T.U. AMP WIRE BREAKER KW RATINGS SIZE* GROUND SIZE* GPH 240 240 WIRE 240 20° VOLT .VOLT SIZE* VOLT RISE GPH 40° WATER SHIP RISE CONN. WT. --- *1 61/4" 14-1 TOP --I1 112/ 4- " 6I 18" VIEW C-SPA-XI 5.5 18,766 5.5 23 10 10 30 120 56 112/ " 14 C-SPA-XI11 37,532 11 46 6 10 60 225 112 11/2" 14 1--- *PER NEC-LOCAL CODES APPLY-COPPER ONLY. WIRE SIZE APPLIES TO RUNS UP TO 50 FEET. FOR EACH ADDITIONAL 50 FOOT RUN, SELECT WIRE SIZE ONE GAUGE LARGER. FRONT 115/8" REAR p -f- 61/2" D__2_1/4L" Installer please note: 1. Inspect tor concealed damage upon receipt. Advise shipper of damage. File any damage claims with delivering carrier. 2. Spa heater must be installed according to instructions or manufacturer's warranty is void. 3. Your electric spa heater can be located anywhere in an outdoor or indoor location with a minimum clearance of six (6) inches to all combustible construction. Maintain adequate access clearance for servicing heater. Locate your heater in such a way that should the tank or any of its connections leak, the water will not damage anything. Under no circumstances will we, the manufacturer, be held liable for water damage in connection with your heater. The heater should be connected in the return line from the filter to the spa. Water shut off valves must not be installed in the piping from the outlet of the spa heater to the spa. Blocking the return pipe in any fashion can create a hazardous condition. Water piping: These heaters are designed for use with spa/ hot tub water only, as furnished by municipal water distribution systems. The warranty does not cover its use with mineral water, sea, salt or other nonpotable waters. *Minimum piping to be used is 1 1/2" I.D. (interior dimension). No valve or restriction is to be installed in line between heater outlet and spa unless the heater is below spa level. In that case, a swing check valve that does not include a shut-off feature or function should be installed to prevent back flow. No hartford loop is required. Optional CPVC use: CPVC piping may be used on both inlet and outlet threaded heater connections. Typical piping diagram: * No water shut off valves are to be installed between the heater outlet and the return to the spa/tub. Figure 3 SPA/TUB ELECTRIC SPA HEATER OUTLET INLET DRAIN VALVE BY-PASS UNIONS GATE VALVE (INLET ONLY) FILTER PUMP HAIR & LINT TRAP A G.E. silicone seal or similar sealant with a high elasticity must be used to compensate for temperature expansion and contraction of the dissimilar materials at the water connections, otherwise leakage will occur. Electrical connections: Before any electrical connections are made, be sure that the heater is full of water and that any valve in the cold water supply line is open. Check the rating plate and wiring diagram before proceeding. ANOTE: Customer to furnish disconnect switch. Wire in accordance with attached wiring diagrams. Field wiring, power supply conductors and branch circuit protectors must be installed by a qualified electrician in accordance with Article 680 of the National Electrical Code ANS/NFPA No. 70- 3

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Installation,
start-up
and
operating
instructions
for
your
electric
spa
heater
Figure
2
Specifications
and
Dimensions:
MODEL
B.T.U.
KW
AMP
RATINGS
240
VOLT
WIRE
SIZE*
240
.VOLT
GROUND
WIRE
SIZE*
BREAKER
SIZE*
240
VOLT
GPH
20°
RISE
GPH
40°
RISE
WATER
CONN.
SHIP
WT.
---
*1
61
I
8
"
6
1
/
4
"
1
4-
1
--I
11
/
2
"
-
1
4
-
TOP
VIEW
C
-SPA
-XI
5.5
18,766
5.5
23
10
10
30
120
56
11
/
2
"
14
C
-SPA
-XI
11
37,532
11
46
6
10
60
225
112
1
1
/
2
"
14
1
---
REAR
p - f -
FRONT
*PER
NEC
-LOCAL
CODES
APPLY
-COPPER
ONLY.
11
5
/
8
"
6
1
/
2
"
WIRE
SIZE
APPLIES
TO
RUNS
UP
TO
50
FEET.
D___L
FOR
EACH
ADDITIONAL
50
FOOT
RUN,
SELECT
WIRE
SIZE
ONE
GAUGE
LARGER.
2
1
/
4
"
Installer
please
please
note:
1.
Inspect
tor
concealed
damage
upon
receipt.
Advise
shipper
of
damage.
File
any
damage
claims
with
delivering
carrier.
2.
Spa
heater
must
be
installed
according
to
instructions
or
manufacturer's
warranty
is
void.
3.
Your
electric
spa
heater
can
be
located
any-
where
in
an
outdoor
or
indoor
location
with
a
minimum
clearance
of
six
(6)
inches
to
all
combustible
construction.
Maintain
adequate
access
clearance
for
servicing
heater.
Locate
your
heater
in
such
a
way
that
should
the
tank
or
any
of
its
connections
leak,
the
water
will
not
damage
anything.
Under
no
circumstances
will
we,
the
manufacturer,
be
held
liable
for
water
damage
in
connection
with
your
heater.
The
heater
should
be
connected
in
the
return
line
from
the
filter
to
the
spa.
Water
shut
off
valves
must
not
be
installed
in
the
piping
from
the
outlet
of
the
spa
heater
to
the
spa.
Blocking
the
return
pipe
in
any
fashion
can
create
a
hazard-
ous
condition.
Water
piping:
These
heaters
are
designed
for
use
with
spa/
hot
tub
water
only,
as
furnished
by
municipal
water
distribution
systems.
The
warranty
does
not
cover
its
use
with
mineral
water,
sea,
salt
or
other
non
-
potable
waters.
*Minimum
piping
to
be
used
is
1
1
/
2
"
I.D.
(interior
dimension).
No
valve
or
restriction
is
to
be
installed
in
line
between
heater
outlet
and
spa
unless
the
heater
is
below
spa
level.
In
that
case,
a
swing
check
valve
that
does
not
include
a
shut-off
feature
or
function
should
be
installed
to
prevent
back
flow.
No
hartford
loop
is
required.
Optional
CPVC
use:
CPVC
piping
may
be
used
on
both
inlet
and
outlet
threaded
heater
connections.
Typical
piping
diagram:
*
No
water
shut
off
valves
are
to
be
installed
between
the
heater
outlet
and
the
return
to
the
spa/tub.
Figure
3
OUTLET
INLET
ELECTRIC
SPA
HEATER
DRAIN
VALVE
SPA/TUB
BY-PASS
UNIONS
FILTER
GATE
VALVE
(INLET
ONLY)
PUMP
HAIR
&
LINT
TRAP
A
G.E.
silicone
seal
or
similar
sealant
with
a
high
elasticity
must
be
used
to
compensate
for
tem-
perature
expansion
and
contraction
of
the
dissimilar
materials
at
the
water
connections,
otherwise
leakage
will
occur.
Electrical
connections:
Before
any
electrical
connections
are
made,
be
sure
that
the
heater
is
full
of
water
and
that
any
valve
in
the
cold
water
supply
line
is
open.
Check
the
rating
plate
and
wiring
diagram
be-
fore
proceeding.
ANOTE:
Customer
to
furnish
disconnect
switch.
Wire
in
accordance
with
attached
wiring
dia-
grams.
Field
wiring,
power
supply
conductors
and
branch
circuit
protectors
must
be
installed
by
a
qualified
electrician
in
accordance
with
Article
680
of
the
National
Electrical
Code
ANS/NFPA
No.
70-
3