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1999 Owner’s
Manual
1
IMP
ORT
AN
T
S
AFE
TY I
NSTRU
READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTI
CAREFULL
When installing an
precautions should always
1)WARNI
use this s
2)WARNI
connect a minimum No. 8 AWG (8.4 mm2) s
between this unit and any
electrical equipment
m) of the s
3)D
ANGER: Risk of Accident
exercised to prevent unauthorized access by children. To avoid
accidents, ens
s
upervised at all times.
Y
d using this electrical equipment
NG:T
pa unless they
NG:A g
o reduce th
rounding w
pa.
ure that ch
be followed, including:
e risk of injury, do not permit children to
are closely supervised at all times.
ire connector is provided on this s
metal equipment
, metal water pipe, or conduit within
al Drowning. Extreme caution must
ildren cannot use this s
C
TIONS:
ON
S
, basic safety
olid copper conductor
, metal enclosures o
5 feet (1.5
pa unless they
are
pa to
f
be
4)D
ANGER: Risk of Injury. The suction fittings in this spa are sized
t
o match the s
n
eed arise to replace the suction fittings
the flow rates are compatible.
N
ever operate the s
N
ever replace a suction fitting with one rated less than the flow rate
marked on th
5) D
ANGER:Risk of Electric Shock. Install at least
f
rom all metal surfaces. As an
within 5 feet of metal surfaces if each metal surface is permanently
connected by a minimum No. 8 AWG (8.4 mm2) s
conductor attached to the w
ins
ide th
pecific water flow created by th
pa if the suction fittings
e original suction fitting
alternative, a spa may be installed
ire connector on the g
e equipment
compartment on the equipment
e pump. Should th
or th
e pump, be sure that
are broken or missing
.
5 FEET (1.5 m),
olid copper
rounding
can.
e
.
lug,
1999 Owner’s
6) D
ANGER:Risk of Electric Shock. Do not permit any
electrical
appliance, such as a light, telephone, radio, television, etc. within
feet of
7)
ELECTRICAL SUPPLY:
include a suitably rated switch
u n g rounded supply conductors to comply with section
Nation
be readily accessible and visible to the s
least
a spa.
The electrical supply for this s
al Electrical Code,
AN
5 feet (1.5 m), from the s
pa must
or circuit breaker to open all
680-42 of th
SI/NFPA
70-1993. Th
pa occupant
but installed a
e disconnect must
pa water.
Manual
5
e
t
2
8) WARNING: To Reduce th
a) The wat
t
emperatures between
cons
er in a spa sh
idered safe for a healthy adult. Lower water temperatures are
recommended for young ch
e Risk of Injury:
ould never exceed 104° F (40° C)
100° F (38° C) an
ildren and when s
minutes.
b)Since excessive water temperatures have a high
causing fet
al damage during the early months of
pregnant or possibly pregnant women sh
t
emperatures to 100° F (38° C)
c)Bef
d)The use of alcohol, drugs
e)Persons suff
ore ent
t
emperature with an
wat
er temperature-regulating
F (
2° C)
may lead to uncons
disease, low or high
or diabetes sh
ering
.
ering f
ould consult
a spa, th
accurate th
ciousness with th
rom obesity
blood pressure, circulatory syst
e user sh
, or medication before or during s
f)Persons using medication sh
.
ould measure the wat
ermometer since the t
devices may vary as much as +/- 5°
e possibility of
or with
a medical history of h
a physician before using
ould consult
a spa since some medication may induce drowsiness, while oth
medication may affect heart rate, blood pressure, and circulation.
. Water
d 104° F (40° C)
are
pa use exceeds 10
potent
pregnancy
ial for
,
ould limit spa water
er
olerance o
pa use
drowning.
ear
t
em problems,
a spa.
a physician before using
er
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1999 Owner’s
Manual
3
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTI
(CSA SAFETY INFORMATION
When using this electrical equipment
always
a) READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTI
b)A g
* IEC
c)At least two lugs
be followed, including the following
reen coloured terminal or a terminal marked G, GR, Ground,
G
rounding
box or compartment
t
erminal must
electric supply service panel with
equivalent in size to the circuit conductors supplying this equipment
Publication 417, Symbol 5019.
external surface or on th
box/compartment
local common bonding g
t
erminals with an insulated or bare copper conductor not smaller
than No. 6 AWG.
, or th
e sy
be connected to the g
marked “B
. To reduce th
mbol * is located ins
. To reduce th
e ins
rid in th
, basic safety
e risk of electric sh
a contin
ONDING L
ide of the s
e risk of electric sh
e area of the hot t
)
:
rounding
uous copper wire
UGS”
upply terminal
ON
S
precautions should
ON
S.
ide the s
means
are provided on th
upply terminal
ock, this
provided in th
ock, connect th
ub or spa to thes
e
.
e
e
e
d)A
ll field-installed metal components such as rails, ladders, drains
oth
er similar hardware within
bonded to th
s
maller than N
e
)
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTI
WARNI
s
upervision.
A
V
UN
WARNI
installed to prevent
A
V
PA
NG: Ch
E
R
T
I
SS
E
C
U
V
NG: Do not use spas or hot tubs unless all suction guards are
E
R
T
I
SS
R
T
IE DU
e equipment g
o. 6 AWG.
ildren sh
EME
N
T
E DE RELAXATI
body and hair ent
EME
N
T
C
O
R
PS PUISSE
ould not use spas or hot tubs without
:
N
E PAS LAISSER LES ENFA
:
P
OU
3 M of the s
rounding
ON
SA
R
ÉVITER
N
T ÊT
bus with
N
S S
U
rapment
QU
E LES
R
E ASPIRÉ
pa or hot tub sh
copper conductors no
ON
S.
N
T
R
V
EILLA
.
N
C
C
H
EVE
S
,
NE PAS
S
E
U
.
U
T
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U
or
all be
adul
t
ILISE
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OU UN
T
ILISE
t
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R
UN
E
C
U
V
E DE RELAXATI
D’ASPIRATI
ON N
E
S
ON
ON
T
PAS
SI LES
T
OU
T
G
R
ILLES DE PRISE
ES EN PLACE
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.
Manual
4
WARNI
history sh
A
V
NG: People using
ould consult
E
R
T
I
SS
MÉDICAME
DE
V
R
AIE
N
U
S
E
C
U
V
E DE RELAXATI
WARNI
t
ub.
A
V
INFE
R
ELAXATI
WARNI
s
pa or hot tub.
A
V
P
R
ET E
NG: People with infectious diseases sh
E
R
T
I
SS
C
T
IE
U
NG: To avoid injury exercise care when entering
E
R
T
I
SS
UDEN
S
O
C
E EN E
R
T
EME
N
T
T
C
EME
SES
ON
.
EME
A
N
T
medications an
a physician before using
N
T
:
L
S
OU ON
ONSU
N
T
:
L
NE DE
N
T
:
P
N
T
ES PE
L
ES PE
OU
R
R
S
ONN
T
DES P
T
ER
UN
ON
.
R
S
ONN
V
R
AIE
N
R
ÉVITER DES
A
N
T
DA
.
d/or having
a spa or hot tub.
ES
QU
I PRE
ROB
L
ÈMES DE SA
MÉDECIN AVA
ould not use a spa or ho
ES ATTEI
T
PAS
N
S
UN
U
E
N
T
ILISER
B
L
E
SS
C
U
V
E DE RELAXATI
adverse medical
NNEN
N
T
U
T
DE
S
N
T
É
T
D
’
U
T
ILISE
ES DE MALADIE
UN
E
C
U
V
E DE
or exiting the
R
E
S
,
U
S
ER DE
R
t
S
ON
WARNI
s
pa or hot tub to avoid uncons
A
V
NO
AVA
ON
WARNI
physician before using
A
V
NG: Do not use drugs
E
R
T
I
SS
EME
Y
ADE EVE
N
T
D
’
U
S
’
Y
T
R
OU
NG: Pregnant or possibly pregnant women sh
E
R
T
I
SS
EME
N
NTU
T
ILISER
V
E
N
or alcohol before or during the use of a
ciousness an
T
:
P
OU
R
ÉVITER
L
’
ÉVA
ELLE, NE PRENDRE NI D
UN
E
C
U
V
E DE RELAXATI
.
a spa or hot tub.
T
:
L
ES FEMMES E
N
C
d possible drowning.
NOU
ISSEME
R
OGUE N
N
I A
ON NI QUAN
ould consult
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T
E
S
,
QU
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T ET
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UN
MÉDECIN AVA
ON
.
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5
WARNI
y
our health
A
V
S
A
WARNI
t
emperature with an
A
V
R
ELAXATI
D
’
WARNI
strenuous exercise.
A
V
R
ELAXATI
S
ATIGA
WARNI
to y
NG:Wat
.
E
R
T
I
SS
EME
N
N
T
É DE SE P
NG:Bef
E
R
T
I
SS
UN
T
H
ERMOMÈ
NG:Do not use a spa or hot tub immediately following
E
R
T
I
SS
N
T
NG:Prolong
our health
L
ore ent
EME
N
ON
ME
EME
N
ON
IMMEDIATEME
.
.
er temperature in excess of 38˚ C may be injurious to
T
:
IL PE
U
T ÊT
R
E DA
NG
ERE
U
X
P
OU
R
LA
ONG
ER DA
ering the spa or hot tub, measure the wat
accurate th
T
:
AVA
S
U
RER
T
R
E PRÉCI
T
:
N
E PAS
ed immersion in a spa or hot tub may be injuriou
N
S
DE
L
’
ermometer.
N
T
D
’
U
T
ILISER
LA TEMPÉRA
S
.
U
T
ILISER
N
T
APRÈS
EAU À P
UN
E
T
U
R
E DE
UN
E
C
UN
L
U
C
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U
V
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S
DE 38˚
V
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EAU À
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elephone, radio, television, etc.) within
A
V
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R
(
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UMIN
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N
ON
NG:Do not permit electric appliances (such as
T
I
SS
EME
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S
DE 1.5 M DE CETTE
PE
U
N
T
:
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E PAS PLACER D’APPAREIL ÉLE
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OU
ÉE D
R
LA SA
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E DE RELAXATI
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UN
E
C
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V
N
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a light,
pa or hot tub.
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ructions
er chemistry in
.
accordance with
1999 Owner’s
Manual
6
ATTENTION:LA TENEUR DE L’EAU EN MATIERÈ
DOIT ÊTRE C
Prolong
description of th
f
ollows
Hyperth
a level several degrees above the n
37˚ C. The symptoms of hy
an increase in th
hyperth
ed immersion in hot water may induce hy
:
ermia occurs when the intern
ermia include
a
)
b
)
c
)
d
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ONFORME AUX DIRECTIVES DU FABRICANT.
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H
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R
M
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A
perth
ermia.
e causes, symptoms
perth
e intern
Unawareness of impending haz
F
ailure to perceive heat;
F
ailure to recognize the need to exit spa
Physical inability t
Fet
al damage in pregnant women; an
Uncons
al temperature of th
:
ciousness an
, and effects of hyperth
al temperature of th
ormal body temperature of 98.6˚ F, or
ermia include drowsiness
e body. Th
ard
;
;
o exit spa
d dang
;
d
er of drowning.
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e body reache
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1)Persons suff
NG: Th
al hy
perth
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Y
PE
R
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ON
S
AVE T
U
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I
ON
S
pressure, any
ermia in hot tubs and spas.
UGMEN
ERMIE M
e use of alcohol or drugs
N
T
:
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ONSO
T
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C
ON
O
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.
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ering f
rom heart disease, diabetes, high
condition requiring
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can greatly increase th
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medical treatment
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or low blood
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, pregnan
t
f
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w
omen, th
using
a spa.
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e elderly, or infants should consult with a physician before
Manual
7
2)The cons
t
emperature in a spa or hot tub sh
umer products safety commission has stat
ould not exceed
ed that the water
104° F. Immersion in water in excess of 104° F can be hazardous to
y
our health
3)Obs
erve a reasonable time limit when using the s
at high
may include dizziness, nausea, fainting, drowsiness
awareness. Thes
4)Do not use the s
drugs
. Us
cons
equences.
5)Always test the spa water temperature before ent
and exit the s
6)N
ever bring any electrical appliances int
operate any
wet
.
7)Proper chemical maintenan
safe wat
8) Use the spa st
use. This w
the spa and keep the s
There is no representation that th
locks will prevent
.
er temperatures can cause high
e effects
pa under th
e of the s
could result in possible drowning.
e inf
luence of alcohol, narcotics, or oth
pa under thes
e conditions
pa slowly. Wet surfaces can be very slippery.
electrical appliances from ins
ce of spa water is necessary to maintain
er and prevent
possible damage to spa components.
raps and clip tie downs to secure th
ill help to discourage uns
pa cover secure in high-win
e cover, clip tie downs, or actual
access to the s
pa.
pa. Long
exposure
body temperature. Symptom
, and reduced
may lead to seriou
ering the spa. Enter
o or near the s
ide the s
pa. Never
pa or when y
e cover when not in
upervised children from ent
d conditions
s
s
er
s
ou are
ering
.
DO
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A
ND DON
• DO test wat
that it’s comfortable.
• DO keep the s
the key to economical spa operation.
• D
ON’T
block th
cause damage to the s
• D
ON’T
block or sit on the filt
’
T
S
er temperature with y
our hand before ent
ering t
pa cover closed when the spa is not in use. This is
e equipment
pa equipment and w
compartment
vents. Blockage ma
ill void the w
arranty.
er recess area.
o be sure
also
y
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Manual
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WARNI
Each s
precautions
is visible to the s
NG
pa has been provided with
. This sign sh
SI
GN
a warning sign which
ould be permanently
pa user. Replacement signs
WARNING
Dimension One Spa
2611 Business Park Drive
Vist
a, CA
92083
(
760) 727-7727
outlines safety
placed in a location that
can be obtained from
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Manual
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Congratulations! Y
available. Take the t
and maintain
t
rouble-free operation. Read all of th
owner’s manual video for furth
any
questions, please contact y
Dealer.
The following feat
•UL
• Completely self-contain
• 100% foam ins
•All spa sh
plast
• Design
•Top access, easy t
•Water level referencing w
•Handcraft
• Proportional FastFlo™Heat
ou have purchased one of the finest portable spa
ime to read thes
ed properly your spa will provide many y
er reference on spa operation. If you have
our local Auth
ures are included on your spa
list
ed/CUL approved
ed with
ulated
ells are formed from UltraLife™high impact th
ic, or Quarite Plu
ed for indoor or outdoor usage
ed cabinets
s™Acry
o clean filter systems
e instructions
e instructions an
orized Dimension One Spa
:
load sh
lic
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er
aring
s
carefully. If installed
ears of enjoyable,
d view your
capabilitie
s
ermo-
s
• A variety of interchang
• Multiple jet systems with Selector Valve
•Exclusive, cust
and cont
• Polyethylene floor completely seals the s
t
ure or insect intrusio
•Built-in, automatic freeze protectio
•Automatic high
om design
rol panel
eable Hy
ed tile coordinates with shell material
n
/low speed filtration cycle
draFlex®and VCR™j e t
n
pa, eliminating
s
s
mois-
A
dditional features of the Chairman II, Diplomat, Ch
C
alifornian, Nautilus, and Aurora II
• Scrolling
Message Cent
instructional, and maintenan
:
er with
ce message
digital display self-diagnostic,
s
1999 Owner’s
airman,
Manual
10
•Ultra Pure™Wat
•NeckFlex™Jet
•Twin
• 115 sq. ft
A
dditional features of the A
T
riad
:
long
life, dual speed Hy
. of filtratio
• Programmable Digital cont
diagnostic
s
• Pre-plumbed for th
Management Syst
•Long
• 75 sq. ft
J
E
T
SYS
A
ll spas are equipped with spas
life, dual speed Hy
. of filtratio
T
E
M
S
ELE
used to divert jet power from one area within the spa to anoth
valves are fully adjust
valves may offer some resistan
er Management Syst
Pillo
w
em
draMax®pump
n
urora HP, Int
erlude, Arena, Quadra and
rol with
digital read-out and sel
e optional CrystalZone™Wat
em
draMax pump
n
C
T
O
R
VALV
E
ide Selector Valves. Thes
able and can be used to suit th
ce to operation when the spa pump is on.
s
er
e valves can be
er. Th
e bather’s tast
e. Th
This is a normal condition, and is caused by the high rate of water flo
and pressure that t
ravels th
rough the valves.
f
e
e
w
J
E
T
O
P
T
I
ON
Dimension One Spas jetting systems provide complete flexibility in
son
alizing hydroth
t
ile jet in th
e industry
the jet for each specific muscle group. A wide variety of interchang
jet styles allow you to cont
the spa to personalize your massage to your own
S
erapy sessions
. It allows y
. The HydraFlex®Jet is the most
ou to adjust the flow and pressure o
rol and modify
massage patterns at any seat i
preference.
per-
versa-
f
eable
n
1999 Owner’s
A
dditionally, th
preference, adding to the overall flexibility of the spa’s
The AquaPed foot jet located in th
C
alifornian, Nautilus, Aurora, Aurora II, and Arena also has a variety of
int
erchang
foun
d in the Naut
Contact your local Auth
inf
ormation on th
N
E
CKFLEX
e Variable Circulation Rotator jet can be adjust
e bottom of the footwell of th
eable nozzles for different
ilus and Arena may use thes
patterns. L
ikewise, the whirlpool je
e int
erchang
orized Dimension One Spas Dealer for more
e availability of
J
E
T
P
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optional jet styles.
ed to user
jetting systems.
e
eable nozzles.
Manual
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11
The NeckFlex Jet Pillow offers five height adjust
modate different
int
erchang
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our local Auth
U
L
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The Ch
A
meth
integrat
airman II, Diplomat, Ch
urora II are equipped with
od, the Ult
ed water management system with two-stages of ozon
two contact ch
C
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S
T
AL Z
Specifically engin
Management Syst
tion f
or spas that
Management Syst
without th
s
pecially design
body sizes. The standard mini directional jets
ed with
rotating
jets an
d are adjust
orized Dimension One Spas Dealer for more inf
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airman, Californian, Nautilus and
a highly
advanced spa water treatment
ra Pure Water Management Syst
ambers, 100% filtration, and heating on
ON
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WA
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E
R
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ANAG
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eered for Dimension One spas, the CrystalZone Wat
em provides an integrat
do not include th
e patent
ed ozone purification and filtra-
em. It even maintains th
e use of a jet pump. Using a Mazzei-T ozone injector and a
ed contact ch
amber, the CrystalZone Wat
System provides cleaner water at lower operating
more time enjoying y
our spa and less time maintaining it. Ask y
able positions t
able for water volume. See
T
SYS
T
em. Ultra Pure is a
N
T
SYS
ed, Ultra Pure Water
e pre-set spa temperature,
costs. You’ll spend
Authorized Dimension One Spas Dealer for more inf
E
M
demand.
T
E
M
er Management
ormation.
o accom-
can be
ormation.
n
e injection,
er
our
U
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A
V
ISI
The Ultra Pure Water Management Syst
with UltraVision, an alternative purification cartridge that
ON
A
ND
P
U
R
E
V
ISI
ON
em can be used in conjunctio
n
can be added
1999 Owner’s
Manual
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to the 5” filter canist
gens (bromine and chlorine) can be soft
tenan
ce. Additionally, low chemical levels can also mean less dissolved
s
olids and fewer maintenan
count
erpart, can be used in conjunction with the optional CrystalZone
Wat
er Management Syst
How Ult
raVision and PureVision Work:The UltraVision and
PureVision purification cartridges, which h
require no electrical connections
with a very large surface area. In the Ult
er. In use, its
ce adjustments
em.
advantages
er-feeling wat
. PureVision, an UltraVisio
, contain
a powerful, silver catalyst bed
ra Pure syst
over convention
er and lower main-
ave no moving
em, water flows
al halo-
parts an
n
d
through the purification cartridge, then through the dedicated, 40 sq. ft
filt
er (PureVision uses the standard 75 sq. ft. filter)
heat
er housing
the process, th
bactericide. When us
Management Systems, Ult
residual bactericide which
Aft
er excessive bath
before being ozonat
e Silver (Ag)
residual is put into the water, which
ed in the Ult
ed and returned to the s
ra Pure or CrystalZone Water
raVision and PureVision provide a natural,
compliments th
e ozone oxidizing
er loads, however, an additional oxidizer may be
, and then through
pa. During
acts as
power.
a
required to remove accumulated organic compounds. Be sure to carefull
f
ollow th
standard water chemistry start-up procedures contain
and do not use a metal sequest
PureVision or add any
addition of a metal sequest
e included instructions f
erant in
Vision product to your spa within
erant
or proper use - DO
combination with Ult
.
NOT follow th
ed in this
manual
raVision or
72 hours of th
e
.
a
y
e
WARNI
NG:While Vision is a bactericide which
an alternative for convention
t
em. In order to gain th
the manufacturer’s
wat
er chemistry such as pH and tot
ufacturer’s inst
One Spas has no cont
tion
, it will not be respons
any such
occurrence will not be covered under any of its warranties
directions
ructions
al halogens
, it is nota “chemical free” sys-
e maximum benefits of
. All oth
er aspects an
al alkalinity
relative to that s
rol over the wat
pecific product. As
er source used in any s
ible for any staining
can be safely used a
Vision products, f
d adjustments of
must
adhere to th
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below the wat
er line and
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e man-
.
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ND
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C
I
R
CULA
T
I
ON
P
U
M
P
C
ON
T
R
O
L
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13
On all Dimension One Spas, when the water temperature is 1˚ below th
set t
emperature the heat
t
emperature rises to 1˚ above the set t
not h
ave circulation pumps (A
without the CrystalZone Wat
pump will turn on during the heating cy
On models with Ult
C
alifornian, Nautilus and Aurora II) and models with the Crystal Zone
Wat
er Management System: T
circulation pump turns off when the wat
set t
emperature. When the water temperature cools down to the se
t
emperature, th
e circulation pump will turn on.
NOTE:The circulation pump will run for short
t
emperature is 2˚ above set temperature to provide optimum operation.
er will turn on and remain on unt
emperature. On
urora, Int
erlude, Arena, Triad and Quadra
er Management System) the low speed
cle.
ra Pure (Chairman II, Ch
airman, Diplomat,
o prevent the spa from overheating, the
er temperature rises 2˚ above th
periods when the water
il the wat
models that
er
do
t
e
e
I
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O
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R SP
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A
Manual
14
BEFORE ATTEMPTI
PLEASE READ THROUGH THESE INSTRUCTIONS AN
CAREFULLY VIEW Y
P
O
S
ITI
ONIN
B
ecause your spa is completely self-contain
about anywh
t
o position it above ground, in an area with g
level, contin
concrete slab is best
ment is
ALWAY
S
Y
1)A wat
2)Aut
above grade and not subject to flooding
S DRAIN AWAY FROM THE
A
F
E
T
Y
our spa is equipped with the following safety features:
there is sufficient wat
heat
er.
omatic spa shutdown timers that shut off the s
30 minutes of operation. The Chairman II, Diplomat, Ch
C
alifornian, Nautilus and Aurora II can be programmed to shut off
aft
er long
cally shuts off aft
G
ere you wish
uous surface that
D
E
V
I
er flow sens
er int
NG TO
OU
Y
OU
R
but not required. Locate your spa so that the equip-
C
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S
or that
ervals (I.E. 45, 60 minutes)
er 4 hours.
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ood drainage, and on a
contacts th
prevents the heat
er flow, thus
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er from activating unless
preventing “dry firing” of th
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pa jet pump aft
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er
airman,
3)An electronic high
heat
er if the s
4)An automatic freeze sens
Mode’ if th
ry preset level. In ‘Smart Wint
minute, at high s
limit switch that automatically shuts off th
pa water temperature exceeds 112˚ F.
or which
e air temperature in th
peed, every two h
puts the spa into ‘
e equipment
er Mode’, your spa will start the jets f
ours, for 24 hours.
e
Smart Wint
bay drops below a facto-
er
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