User Safety; Set Up For Installation - Jacuzzi J-300 Serie Fiche Technique De Pre-Installation

If sufficient electrical energy is not available, an electronic energy
consumption limiter can be activated from inside the electronics
box.
This operation can only be performed by authorized Jacuzzi®
technicians and limits electricity consumption as follows:
- J-315/J-325
Alternative consumption: 3.5kW/15A (by activating a pump, the
electric heater switches off).
- J-335/J-345/J-355/J-365/J-375/J-385
Alternative consumption: 3.9kW/17A (by activating a pump, the
electric heater switches off).
Weights
net weight average fill
kg litres
J-315 ~ 241 ~ 795
J-325 ~ 281 ~ 1268
J-335 ~ 347 ~ 1325
J-345 ~ 352 ~ 1306
J-355 ~ 369 ~ 1363
J-365 ~ 365 ~ 1495
J-375 ~ 376 ~ 1685
J-385 ~ 386 ~ 1741

User safety

The system, if installed by qualified personnel, does not pres-
ent any hazard for the user. Safety is however also contingent
upon proper use, as set forth by the user's manual included with
the product. The user must contact qualified personnel for spe-
cial operations described in the manual.
It is important to make sure that personnel tasked to install
and manage the system are qualified as per legal requirements in
effect in the country where installation is carried out.
This appliance uses and generates radio waves: if it is not in-
stalled and used as directed, it may cause interference with the
reception of radio and television programs.
However, in special cases this may happen even if the directions
provided are followed.

Set up for installation

The site where the spa will be installed must be de-
signed to ensure the possible removal and reloca-
tion of the spa itself, if necessary.
max. water total support
volume max. weight area
litres kg m2
~ 1060 ~ 1301 ~ 2,39
~ 1703 ~ 1984 ~ 3,20
~ 1703 ~ 2050 ~ 3,68
~ 1685 ~ 2037 ~ 3,68
~ 1855 ~ 2224 ~ 3,97
~ 1893 ~ 2258 ~ 3,97
~ 2196 ~ 2572 ~ 4,84
~ 2233 ~ 2619 ~ 4,84
Position the spa away from glass and/or reflective sur-
faces in order to avoid possible damage to its panel-
ling.
The customer must make provisions for a ground drainage
point ( 9) of suitable dimensions and that can be inspected for
any cleaning that may be required.
ATTENTION: Before preparing the drainage system
to connect the spa to, consult the local authorities
about the regulations for disposing of chemically
treated water.
Jacuzzi spas are equipped with the drain arranged as in
1-8, part.A and
For periodic emptying of the spa you can connect a rubber
hose to the drain valve (
NOTE: To open the valve, turn the ring nut counter-clockwise and
load concentrated
on support area
pull.
kg/m2
~ 544
If you decide to attach the spa to the drain, it is advisable to connect
upstream from the valve (for greater flow capacity) and to install a
~ 620
shutter valve near the drain in an accessible area.
~ 557
~ 553
According to the type of installation chosen the ground drain-
~ 560
age point will then be put into position. The Jacuzzi spas can be
~ 568
installed in a variety of ways:
~ 531
- Free standing on the floor or on a specifically prepared base
~ 541
( 10).
- Semi-built in, so that only the base of the spa is built-in and
therefore the side cover panels remain free (
is appropriate to prepare some removable under-frames (in ma-
rine plywood, etc.) that, besides aesthetically completing instal-
lation, allow the panels to be removed more easily.
In any case you will need to provide a support base that is suit-
able for the selected model, taking into consideration the data
contained in the table "Weights".
In the case of intermediate flooring, terraces, roofs
or other similar structures, consult a building engi-
neer.
(
order to provide uniform support for the weight of
the spa. Otherwise the front panels and/or meth-
acrylate shell could be damaged: this damage is not
covered by the warranty.
Prolonged sun exposure could damage the material
of which is made the spa shell, due to its capacity to
absorb heat (dark colours in particular). Don't leave
the spa to sun exposure without adequate protec-
tion when not in use (cover thermal, gazebo, etc.).
Any damage arising by not following these warnings
are not covered by the guarantee.
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9.
1-8, part.A and
12a) The support base must be flat and level in
9)
11). In this case, it