Technical Specifications - Teuco P013 Instrucciones De Montaje

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INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION Art. P013A---, P013B---, P013F---, P013D---
The product must be installed exactly as supplied by Teuco, otherwise warranty will be invalidated.
The directions for installation must be observed to the letter, as must those concerning recommended materials and the
accessories supplied with the product.
Electrical connections must be carried out in compliance with national safety regulations, as indicated in the
preinstallation data sheet.
This manual constitutes an integral part of the product and must be kept for future reference.
Data and specifications indicated are not binding on the company: Teuco reserves the right to make such changes as
are deemed appropriate without prior notice and without any obligation to update.
This product is for residential use only. If used intensively, apart from the technical and safety regulations foreseen by
Teuco, the respect of specific legislative norms for the installation, safety and water treatment in force in the country
where the Teuco product is installed must be ensured.
The contractor/owner is responsible for verifying and ensuring compliance with local regulations prior to installation.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

The article is composed of:
- SPA-PACK: includes the whirlpool pumps, the filtration
system (sand or cartridge) and the water heating system
(heat exchanger or electric heater).
- OVErFLOW TANK
Collects the water displaced when one or more bathers step
into the pool.
COMPONENTS
indicated below are the various components and connections
needed installation of the system (figures 1, 4, 5).
Spa-pack
1) electrical panel
2) electric heater or heat exchanger
3) Hydromassage pump and blower
4) filtration pump
5) sand filter with valve - cartridge filter
6) filter drain (sand version)
Overflow tank
7) overflow
8) filler solenoid valve
9) level sensors
10) water inlet non-return valve
11) tank drain
C) drain gully
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WARNINGS
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INSTALLATION
Mini-pool (various models)
The pit for the built-in minipool should be cast in concrete,
observing the dimensions indicated in the drawing and making
certain that the structure is perfectly level. The plinth or slab
directly supporting the minipool must be able to support the
load (see table on page 2).
Leave a void (A) at least 40 cm wide all round the minipool to
ensure sufficient freedom of access to the plumbing and
electrical equipment installed beneath the tub.
The void must be covered with removable grate decking carried
on suitably sturdy supports and affording air passages of at
least 0.3 m overall so that the pit will be adequately ventilated.
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Provide channels and a drain outlet (S) at the bottom of the pit
so that water will not collect and stagnate.
Plan the routes, preparing ditches and ducts where necessary,
for the water pipelines and electrical wiring connecting the pool
to the Spa-pack, the overflow tank and the drain gully (C); the
pipelines are as indicated in this manual (figures 4 and 5), and
must be positioned in such a way as to avoid any possibility of
siphoning in the system.
Spa pack
The Spa-pack must be installed at a distance of less than 8
metres from the minipool: the shorter the pipelines can be
made, the lower the pressure losses, and the better the general
performance both of the filtration system and of the whirlpool
system. in any event, the Spa-pack must be positioned at a
height either level with or lower than the overflow tank.
it is advisable to avoid bends as far as possible, and preferably
to use flexible plastic pipe (PVC). The whirlpool tubing must be
able to withstand the pressure up to 3 bar and temperature up
to 60 °C.
The tubing used for the pressurized air produced by the blower
must be able to withstand a pressure of 3 bars and a
temperature of 75°C.
Where flexible pipe is used, make certain the properties of the
material are such as to withstand negative pressure generated
on the suction side of the pumps.
As regards the part of the installation to be built on site,
the selected diameter of the pipelines must not be altered,
for example by selecting different pipe diameters, or
fittings for pipelines of different diameters.
Valves supplied and installed by the contractor must be of ball
type design and present a flow cross-section, when open,
equal to that of the pipeline. during normal operation, all valves
installed (apart from the drain valves) must be in the fully open
position.