PLANNING A LOCATION FOR YOUR HOT TUB
SAFETY FIRST:
Do not place the hot tub within 10 feet (3m) of overhead power lines. *Make sure that your hot tub is positioned so access to the
equipment compartment and side panels will not be blocked. Be certain your installation will meet all city and local safety codes and requirements.
PRIVACY:
Think of your surroundings during all seasons to determine your best privacy options.
Consider the view of your neighbors when you plan the location of your hot tub.
VIEWS:
Think about the direction you will be facing when sitting in the hot tub. Think which seats you will use most often, like the lounge, hot seat, even the bench seat and situate the spa accordingly.
KEEP CLEAN:
Prevent dirt and foliage from being tracked into your hot tub by utilizing concrete for paths and access areas. Check the location of spill paths from gutters, trees, and shrubs.
SERVICE ACCESS:
Many people choose to enclose their hot tubs in decorative structures such as decking, stone or tile. Make sure that you leave access to the spa’s panels in case a technician needs 
to service your spa. 
FOUNDATION:
Make sure any foundation you choose to put your spa on is level. If the foundation is out of level you may jeopardize the structural integrity of the shell and/or the intervals of the hot tub. This will VOID your warranty. If you choose to set your spa on a deck suspended in the air, be sure you have plenty of support under the structure.
WIRING APPLICATIONS:
All spa panels are removable. You may choose to run power into any side panel of the spa.
! | WARNING! |
| Be sure the drilling area is clean of all piping and |
| equipment. If you choose to run the wire through |
| the bottom of the hot tub, please refer to page 12. |
