Instructions / Assembly
Table Of Contents
- PRECAUTIONS:
- IMPORTANT INFORMATION
- 1.1 Pre-Install Checklist & Safety Warning
- 1.2 Sanitation Warning: Safe Use of Ozone
- 1.3 Electrical Warning
- 1.4 Specs
- ASSEMBLY
- 2.1 Product Diagram
- 2.2 Packing List
- 1pc Cold Plunge Chiller & Spa System
- 1pc Filter Wrench
- 3pc 20 Micron Filter Cartridge
- 2pc Quick-Connect Hoses
- 2pc Hose Adapters
- 6pc Rubber Gasket Seals
- Note: Your cold plunge has been assembled and tested prior to packaging.
- 2.3 Assembly Details
- 2.4 Assembly Diagram
- OPERATING THE COLD PLUNGE CHILLER & SPA SYSTEM
- 3.1 Control Panel Introduction
- 3.2 Interface Overview
- 3.3 App Set Up
- Note: Tuya can only support 2.4G WIFI signal. Before connecting your phone to the chiller, please confirm that the Wi-Fi___33 used by your phone is in the 2.4G frequency band. It will not be able to connect to the chiller, if it is in the 5G frequen...
- 3.4 Settings & Preferences
- 3.5 Water Maintenance
- 3.6 Unit Maintenance
- Warranty Information
- General Conditions:
1.3 Electrical Warning
Important: The following electrical warning is intended to minimize electrical risks associated with the installation and
use of your DCT Chiller. Please note that electrical codes and safety practices can vary based on your location. It is
essential to follow the latest local electrical codes and regulations to ensure a safe installation. We highly recommend
consulting a licensed electrician who is familiar with your area's codes and requirements for pools and spas.
Electrical Codes and Requirements:
• Follow the latest applicable electrical codes for pools, spas, and similar water-related installations in your
region. Compliance with these codes is critical to preventing electrical hazards.
• Codes such as the National Electrical Code (NEC) in the United States and the International
Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) standards for other countries often provide guidelines specific to pools
and spas.
Electrical Outlet Selection:
• Use a Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) wall outlet for your cold plunge to minimize the risk of
electrical shock.
• Ensure that the outlet is rated for outdoor and wet locations. GFCI outlets are designed to detect imbalances
in electrical current, providing an added layer of safety.
Dedicated Breaker and Wiring:
• Install a dedicated circuit breaker for the cold plunge to prevent electrical overload. The amperage and
wiring requirements should be determined by a licensed electrician based on the manufacturer's
specifications and local codes.
• NEC Article 680 outlines guidelines for wiring and electrical equipment used in swimming pools, spas, hot
tubs, and similar installations.
Minimum Distance from Outlets:
• Maintain a minimum distance of at least 6 feet between the cold plunge unit and the nearest plug or outlet.
This distance helps minimize the risk of accidental contact with water and electrical components.
**Important Note
This product has the potential to cause death, injury, harm, or property damage if not installed, operated, and
maintained in strict accordance with the provided instructions, local regulations, and up-to-date electrical codes. The
risks associated with improper electrical installation and usage are substantial and could have severe consequences.
We emphasize the necessity of engaging a licensed electrician experienced in pool and spa installations to ensure
compliance with the latest codes and regulations, as well as to safeguard against electrical hazards.