USER MANUAL FOR HOT TUB

/ CONTROL SYSTEMS / KEYPADS / ACCESSORIES /

REDUCE THE RISK

OF ELECTROCUTION

— Never place an electric appliance within 5 feet of hot tub.

REDUCE THE RISK OF CHILD

DROWNING

— Supervise children at all times.

— Attach hot tub cover after each use.

REDUCE THE RISK

OF OVERHEATING

— Check with a doctor before use if pregnant, diabetic, in poor health, or under

medical care.

— Exit immediately if uncomfortable, dizzy, or sleepy. Hot tub heat can cause hy-

perthermia and unconsciousness.

— Hot tub heat in conjuction with alcohol, drugs, or medication can cause uncons-

douress.

WHEN PREGNANT, water temperature before entering.

Soaking in hot water for long periods can harm your fetus. Measure

— Exit immediately if uncomfortable, dizzy, or sleepy. Hot tub heat can cause hy-

perthermia and unconsciousness.

— Hot tub heat in conjuction with alcohol, drugs, or medication can cause uncons-

douress.

WARNING

Introduction … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … 4

Safety instructions

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Safety instructions - Canada

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Important safety instructions

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Initial installation

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Basic functions

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Initial installation

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Major components of the product

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User interface

K300

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K500

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K1000

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Optional accessories

My Music

… … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … … 60

UV-C / Ozone

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in.touch 2

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Maintenance

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Wiring diagram

W2000

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W3000 & W5000

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W8000

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Breaker setting

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Frequently asked questions

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Congratulations on your new product!

Outside work and family the enjoyment of quality life and calm moments plays an important role in the life of a 21st century

man. An evening bath in the hot tub or tub alone or in company can give you the opportunity to lose track of time and your

body and soul can relax. From the world of rationality we get into the world of senses where the cosseting atmosphere of the

water provides the perfect conditions for relaxation.

Our design engineers utilised the experiences of the ancient Eastern massage culture and the modern findings of Western

hydrotherapy to create hot tubs providing the perfect massage experience.

Develop a peaceful space for relaxation with your product in your home and join the group of the few who seek a positive

impact on their environment by establishing internal harmony.

Dive into your hot tub and enjoy the gently flowing water!

The user manual is available at http://www.wellis.com/catalogue.

INTRODUCTION

Aeware®, Gecko®, and their respective logos are Registered Trademarks of Gecko Alliance Group.

in.yt™, in.ye™, in.yj™, in.touch™, in.stream 2™ , DJS ™, in.k110™, in.k120™, in.k361™, in.k1001™, in.clear™,

and their respective logos are Trademarks of Gecko Alliance Group.

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All other product or company names that may be mentioned in this publication are tradenames, trademarks or registered trademarks

of their respective owners.

IMPORTANT

SAFETY

INSTRUCTIONS

1. READ AND

FOLLOW ALL

INSTRUCTIONS.

2. WARNING – To reduce the risk of

injury, do not permit children to use

this product unless they are closely

supervised at all times.

3. A wire connector is provided on this

unit to connect a minimum 8 AWG

(8.4 mm

) solid copper conductor

between this unit and any metal equip-

ment, metal enclosures of electrical

equipment, metal water pipe, or con-

duit within 5 feet (1.5 m) of the unit.

4. (For cord-connected/convertible units)

DANGER – Risk of injury.

a) Replace damaged cord immediately.

b) Do not bury cord.

c) Connect to a grounded, grounding

type receptacle only.

5. DANGER – Risk of Accidental Drown-

ing. Extreme caution must be exercised

to prevent unauthorized access by

children. To avoid accidents, ensure that

children cannot use this hot tub unless

they are supervised at all times.

6. DANGER – Risk of Injury. The suction

fittings in this hot tub are sized to match

the specific water flow created by the

pump. Should the need arise to replace

the suction fittings or the pump, be sure

that the flow rates are compatible.

Never operate hot tub if the suction

fittings are broken or missing. Never

replace a suction fitting with one rated

less than the flow rate marked on the

original suction fitting.

7. DANGER – Risk of Electric Shock. In-

stall at least 5 feet (1.5 m) from all metal

surfaces. As an alternative, a hot tub

may be installed within 5 feet of metal

surfaces if each metal surface is per-

manently connected by a minimum 8

AWG (8.4 mm

) solid copper conductor

to the wire connector on the terminal

box that is provided for this purpose.

8. DANGER – Risk of Electric Shock. Do

not permit any electric appliance, such

as a light, telephone, radio, or televi-

sion, within 5 feet (1.5 m) of a hot tub.

9. WARNING – To reduce the risk of injury:

a) The water in a hot tub should never

exceed 40°C (104°F). Water tempera-

tures between 38°C (100°F) and 40°C

are considered safe for a healthy

adult. Lower water temperatures are

recommended for young children and

when hot tub use exceeds 10 minutes.

b) Since excessive water temperatures

have a high potential for causing

fetal damage during the early months

of pregnancy, pregnant or possibly

pregnant women should limit hot tub

water temperatures to 38°C (100°F).

c) Before entering a hot tub, the user

should measure the water tempera-

ture since the tolerance of water tem-

perature-regulating devices varies.

d) The use of alcohol, drugs, or medi-

cation before or during hot tub use

may lead to unconsciousness with

the possibility of drowning.

e) Obese persons and persons with a

history of heart disease, low or high

blood pressure, circulatory system

problems, or diabetes should consult

a physician before using a hot tub.

f) Persons using medication should

consult a physician before using a

hot tub since some medication may

induce drowsiness while other med-

ication may affect heart rate, blood

pressure, and circulation.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

13. SAV E T H ESE

INSTRUCTIONS.

Audio/video components

 a)″CAUTION–RiskofElectric

Shock. Do not leave compartment

dooropen″;

 b)″CAUTION–RiskofElectric

Shock. Replace components only

withidenticalcomponents″;and

 c)″Donotoperatetheaudio/video

controlswhileinsideinthehottub″.

 d)″WARNING–PreventElectrocu-

tion. Do not connect any auxiliary

components (for example cable,

additional speakers, headphones,

additional audio/video components,

etc.)tothesystem″.

e) These units are not provided with an

outdoorantennae;whenprovided,

it should be installed in accordance

with Article 810 of the National

Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70.

f) Do not service this product yourself

as opening or removing covers may

expose you to dangerous voltage or

other risk of injury. Refer all servic-

ing to qualified service personnel.

g) When the power supply connections

or power supply cord(s) are dam-

aged;ifwaterisenteringtheaudio/

video compartment or any electrical

equipmentcompartmentarea;ifthe

protective shields or barriers are

showingsignsofdeterioration;or

if there are signs of other potential

damage to the unit, turn off the unit

and refer servicing to a qualified

service personnel.

h) This unit should be subjected to

periodic routine maintenance (for

example, once every 3 months) to

make sure that the unit is operating

properly.

FOR YOUR SAFETY PLEASE AL-

WAYS PERFORM THE FOLLOW-

ING PRECAUTIONS. IF YOU DO

NOT FOLLOW THE WARNINGS

AND INSTRUCTIONS, ITEMS MAY

GET DAMAGED, YOU MAY GET

INJURED, OR YOU MAY SUFFER

FATAL INJURY. IMPROPER IN-

STALLATION AND OPERATION

INVALIDATES THE WARRANTY.

AVOIDING THE RISK TO CHIL-

DREN

• To reduce the risk of injury, lower water

temperatures are recommended for

young children. Children are especially

sensitive to hot water.

• Extreme caution must be exercised to

prevent unauthorized access by children.

To avoid accidents, ensure that children

cannot use a hot tub unless they are

supervised at all times.

DO:

• Make sure you always lock the child

resistant locks after using the hot tub for

your children’s safety.

• Test the water temperature with your

hand before allowing children to enter

the hot tub to be sure that it’s comfort-

able. Children are especially sensitive to

hot water.

• Remind children that wet surfaces can

be very slippery. Make sure that children

are careful when entering or exiting the

hot tub.

• Do not allow children to climb onto the

hot tub cover.

• Do not allow children to have unsuper-

vised access to the hot tub.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

AVOIDING THE RISK

OF ELECTROCUTION

DANGER - RISK

OF ELECTROCUTION

Initial safety warnings

• The hot tub must be powered through

a residual current device (rCD) with a

current release not exceeding 30mA.

• The devices and parts which contain

active parts – except those which are

powered from protective extralow

voltage not exceeding 12V – must be

inaccessible from the hot tub.

• Connect only to a grounded source.

• Do not bury the power cord. A buried

power cord may result in death, or seri-

ous personal injury due to electrocution

if direct burial-type cable is not used, or

if improper digging occurs.

WA R N I NG

• To reduce the risk of electrical shock, re-

place a damaged cord immediately. Fail-

ure to do so may result in death or serious

personal injury due to electrocution.

• Your hot tub must be connected to a

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)

for user and equipment protection. To

ensure proper operation of this import-

ant safety device, test according to the

following instructions per electrical

configuration.

• Cord-Connected 115 volt, 20 amp

models: The GFCI is located at the end

of the power cord. Before each use, with

the unit operating, push the TEST but-

ton. The unit should stop operating and

the GFCI power indicator will go out.

Wait 30 seconds and then reset the GFCI

by pushing the RESET button. The GFCI

power indicator will turn on, restoring

power to the hot tub. If the interrupter

does not perform in this manner, there

may be an electrical malfunction and

with it, the possibility of an electric

shock. Disconnect the power until the

problem has been corrected.

• 2x120 volt, permanently connected or

converted models:

• A ground terminal is provided on the

terminal block (TB-1, system ground ter-

minal) located inside the control box. To

reduce the risk of electric shock, connect

this terminal to the grounding terminal

of your electrical service or supply panel

with a continuous green, insulated cop-

per wire. The wire must be equivalent in

size to the circuit conductors supplying

the equipment. In addition, a bonding

terminal (pressure wire connector) is

provided on the outside of the control

box for bonding to local ground points.

To reduce the risk of electric shock, this

connector should be bonded with a No.

8 AWG (8.4 mm²) solid copper wire to

any metal ladders, water pipes, or other

metal within 5 feet (1.5 m) of the hot tub

to comply with local requirements. The

means of disconnection must be readily

accessible, but must be installed at least

5 feet (1.5 m) from the hot tub.

• Your hot tub is provided with a suitably

rated circuit breaker to open all un-

grounded supply conductors.

• Your hot tub uses ground fault circuit

interrupters in the electrical subpanel.

Before each use of the hot tub and with

the unit operating, push the TEST button

on each breaker. The switch should

click over to the “Trip” position. Wait

30 seconds and reset each GFCI breaker

by switching it completely off and then

completely on.

The switch should then stay on. If either

of the interrupters does not perform in this

manner, it is an indication of an electrical

malfunction and the possibility of an elec-

tric shock. Disconnect the power until the

fault has been identified and corrected.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

IMPORTANT: Failure to wait 30 seconds

before resetting the GFCI may cause the

hot tub’s Power Indicator (on the control

panel) to blink. If this occurs, repeat the

GFCI test procedure.

DANGER - RISK

OF ELECTRIC SHOCK

• A wire connector is provided on this unit

to connect a minimum 8 AWG

(8.4 mm

) solid copper conductor be-

tween this unit and any metal equipment,

metal enclosures of electrical equipment,

metal water pipe, or conduit within 5 feet

(1.5 m) of the unit.

• Install at least 5 feet (1.5 m) from all

metal surfaces. As an alternative, a hot

tub may be installed within 5 feet of

metal surfaces if each metal surface is

permanently connected by a minimum 8

AWG (8.4 mm

) solid copper conductor

to the wire connector on the terminal

box that is provided for this purpose.

• Do not permit any electric appliance,

such as a light, telephone, radio, or tele-

vision, within 5 feet (1.5 m) of a hot tub.

Failure to maintain a safe distance may

result in death, or serious personal injury

due to electrocution, if the appliance

should fall into the hot tub.

• Install your hot tub in such a way that

drainage is away from the electrical

compartment and from all electrical

components.

• CAUTION — Risk of Electric Shock.

Do not leave compartment door open

• CAUTION — Risk of Electric Shock.

Replace components only with identical

components

• Do not service this product yourself as

opening or removing covers may expose

you to dangerous voltage or other risk

of injury. Refer all servicing to qualified

service personnel.

DO:

• Be sure your hot tub is connected to the

power supply correctly - use a licensed

electrical contractor.

• Disconnect the hot tub from the power

supply before draining the hot tub or

servicing the electrical components.

• Test the Ground Fault Circuit Interrupt-

er(s) before each use.

• Do not use the hot tub with the equip-

ment compartment door removed.

• Do not place electrical appliances within

5 feet (1.5m) of the hot tub.

• Do not use an extension cord to connect

the hot tub to its power source. The

cord may not be properly grounded and

the connection is a shock hazard. An

extension cord may cause a voltage drop,

which will cause overheating of the jet

pump motor and motor damage.

• Do not attempt to open the electrical

control box. There are no user service-

able parts inside.

RISKS TO AVOID

DANGER - RISK OF INJURY

• To reduce the risk of injury to persons,

DO NOT remove suction fittings (filter

standpipes) located in the filter compart-

ment.

• There is a danger of slipping and falling.

Remember that wet surfaces can be very

slippery. Take care when entering or

exiting the hot tub.

• Never operate hot tub if the suction

fittings are broken or missing.

• People with infectious diseases should

not use the hot tub.

• Keep any loose articles of clothing, long

hair, or hanging jewelry away from ro-

tating jets or other moving components.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

• Water treatment should be carried out

with caution. Improperly chemically

treated water may cause skin irritation.

• Do not remove any suction sealing.

• Do not operate the hot tub if the suction.

sealing is broken or missing.

• Warning! The metallic parts of the pool

may become hot when exposed to sun-

light and can cause injury!

• Keep your clothes and jewellery away

from rotating jets and moving parts.

• Effects of overheating: you cannot assess

emergency situations, do not feel the tem-

perature, do not feel the need to get out of

thehottub,cannotgetoutofthehottub;

risk of fetal damage in pregnant women,

loss of consciousness, suffocation.

• Do not use the hot tub alone.

• Do not use the hot tub immediately after

strenuous sport.

INCREASED SIDE EFFECTS OF

MEDICATION

• The use of drugs, alcohol may cause

unconsciousness with the possibility of

drowning.

HEALTH PROBLEMS AFFECTED

BY HOT TUB USE

• Pregnant women should consult a physi-

cian before using hot tub.

• Obese persons and persons with a his-

tory of heart disease, low or high blood

pressure, circulatory system problems,

or diabetes should consult a physician

before using a hot tub.

AVOIDING THE RISK OF HYPER-

THERMIA

Prolonged immersion in hot water can result

in HYPERTHERMIA, Hyperthermia

occurs when the internal temperature of the

body reaches a level several degrees above

the normal body temperature of 98.6°F.

The symptoms of hyperthermia include an

increase in the internal temperature of the

body, dizziness, lethargy, drowsiness, and

fainting. The effects of hyperthermia include

failuretoperceiveheat;failuretorecognize

theneedtoexithottuborhottub;unaware-

nessofimpendinghazard;fetaldamagein

pregnantwomen;physicalinabilitytoexit

thehottuborhottub;andunconsciousness

resulting in the danger of drowning.

WA R N I NG

The use of alcohol, drugs, or medication

before or during hot tub use may lead to

unconsciousness with the possibility of

drowning.

TO REDUCE THE RISK

OF INJURY

• The water in a hot tub should never ex-

ceed 40°C (104°F). Water temperatures

between 38°C (100°F) and 40°C are

considered safe for a healthy adult. Low-

er water temperatures are recommended

for young children and when hot tub use

exceeds 10 minutes. Extended use can

cause hyperthermia.

• Since excessive water temperatures have

a high potential for causing fetal damage

during the early months of pregnancy,

pregnant or possibly pregnant women

should limit hot tub water temperatures

to 38°C (100°F).

• Pregnant or possibly pregnant women

should limit hot tub water temperatures

to 100°F (36°C). Failure to do so may

result in permanent injury to your baby.

• Do not use hot tub immediately follow-

ing strenuous exercise.

• Obese persons and persons with a his-

tory of heart disease, low or high blood

pressure, circulatory system problems,

or diabetes should consult a physician

before using a hot tub.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

AVOIDING THE RISK OF SKIN

BURNS

• Before entering a hot tub, the user should

measure the water temperature since the

tolerance of water temperature-regulating

devices varies.

• To reduce the risk of injury, before

entering a hot tub the user should measure

the water temperature with an accurate

thermometer.

• Test the water with your hand before

entering the hot tub to be sure it’s comfort-

able.

PRODUCT SAFETY AND MAINTE-

NANCE

For units intended for use in other than

single-family dwellings, a clearly labeled

emergency switch must be provided as

part of the installation. The switch must be

readily accessible to the occupants and must

be installed at least 5 feet (1.52 m) away,

adjacent to, and within sight of, the unit.

When the hot tub is not in use, cover the

hot tub with the cover to prevent ultraviolet

radiation causing damage to the product.

Do not remove any suction sealing. Do not

operate the hot tub if the suction sealing is

broken or missing.

Keep your clothes and jewellery away

from rotating jets and moving parts.

Test the residual current device before use.

Disconnect the hot tub from the power

supply before servicing its electrical parts.

(This operation can only be performed by

qualified professionals).

It is strictly prohibited to use the hot tub

in a not completely assembled state (e.g.

detached side panel)

Chemical treatment of water can only be

performed by per- sons under the age of 18

under parental supervision.

Maintenance can only be performed by

trained professionals.

The user should check the electrical wiring

every 3 months. It is required to perform a

check by a professional every 3 years.

Mains fuses / circuit breakers may be acti-

vated because of power outages.

Installation and wiring of the hot tub,

replacement of power cord, and any repairs

must be performed by qualified profes-

sion- als.

It is required to build in an isolating device

to the fixed wiring.

PLUG’N’PLAY SAFETY WARN-

INGS BEYOND THE PREVIOUS

WARNINGS, PLEASE ALSO PAY

ATTENTION TO THE UNDER-

MENTIONED ONES.

ATTENTION! The electrical receptacle

must be located at least 2.5 meters from

the hot tub so that bathers in a sitting po-

sition cannot reach it from the water. The

plug can only be connected to a receptacle

equipped with 2.5mm 2 diameter cables.

ATTENTION! RISK OF ELECTRIC

SHOCK. The connector with residual

current device must be inspected before

every use.

ATTENTION! Only place the RCD plug in

a receptacle equipped with RCD.

ATTENTION! Before you insert the plug

into the socket ensure that the current of

the socket and the fixed wiring is appro-

priate for the properties of the hot tub.

The hot tub must be equipped with an

isolation transformer or powered through

a residual current device with a release

current not exceeding 30mA.

This product is equipped with a ground

fault circuit breaker (GFCI) in the

connector. GFCI must be tested before

each use.

If the power cable is damaged, it must

immediately be re- placed by the manufac-

turer or a service professional in order to

minimize danger.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

To minimize the risk of electric shock

do not use extension leads to connect the

product to the power supply.

Ensure that the receptacle is properly

located.

Parts of the equipment cannot be placed

above the hot tub during usage.

Parts under electrical power – except those

operating with voltage not exceeding 12V -

must be inaccessible for persons in the hot

tub. The grounded device must be connected

to a fixed socket with fixed wiring. Electrical

parts – except remote controllers – must be

positioned so as not to fall into the hot tub.

The electrical installation must meet the

local standard requirements.

To avoid electric shock do not use the hot

tub in rain.

Water attracts children. Always place and lock

the cover on the hot tub after each usage.

Do not bury cables into the ground! Place

the cables so that lawnmowers, trimmers,

and similar devices will not reach them.

Do not force push the control panel up nor

down and do not place heavy objects on it

after installation.

Keep pets away from the hot tub to avoid

damage.

Do not use the device if there is the slight-

est chance of water in the hot tub being

frozen.

Only use accessories approved by us. The

use of accessories not approved by us may

void the warranty.

Choking hazard. Particular attention need

to be paid to children during usage. To

avoid accidents only allow children to use

this hot tub under adult supervision.

To prevent damage to the pump the hot tub

can only be operated if it has been filled

with water.

If you feel uncomfortably or sleepy, leave

the hot tub immediately.

Never add water to the chemicals. Always

be cautious when adding chemicals to the

hot tub water to avoid inhaling vapors

and possible effects of inhaling undiluted

chemicals and splatters.

Only place the hot tub on a surface that

can support its weight.

Inspect the unit before use. contact the ser-

vice provider stated in this manual if any

of the parts were damaged or missing upon

purchase. Ensure that the parts of the unit

are those which you intended to buy.

In.clear safety warnings

Beyond the previous warnings, please also

pay attention to the undermentioned ones

read this manual carefully, always follow

its instructions, and retain it. This manual

contains important information about the

installation, operation, and safety recom-

mendations of the in.clear unit. Safe instal-

lation and usage is your responsibility.

The in.clear unit must be connected to a

network protected by a ground fault circuit

interrupter (GFCI) of the maximal nominal

fault current value of 30mA.

Ensure that the entire power supply is turned

off before the in.clear unit is installed.

If the power cord is damaged, it must be

replaced by the manufacturer, an autho-

rized service provider, or qualified profes-

sionals to avoid emergencies.

Always use a proper electric cable for sup-

ply of current to the in.clear unit.

When installing the in.clear Automatic

Bromine Generator local and international

electrical regulations must be com- plied with.

Clean or replace the filter cartridge at

regular intervals, otherwise part of the bro-

mine produced by the in.clear unit will be

consumed by oxidation of contamination

accumulated in the filter.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS  CANADA

DO NOT pour any other chemicals into the hot

tub than the recommended sodium bromide.

DO NOT use any ozone or UV disinfectant.

Operating the in.clear unit on lower sodium

bromide level shortens the life of the cells.

Keeping sodium bromide and bromine lev-

els above the recommended level may lead

to corrosion of the hot tub components and

cause damage to the hot tub accessories.

Donotopenthein.clearunit;itdoesnot

contain serviceable parts

Product disposal: the in.clear unit must

be disposed of in accordance with local

disposal regulations in force.

This device is not intended for use by per-

sons (nor children) with limited physical,

sensory, or mental capabilities except if

these persons have received appropriate

instruction on use of the device from the

person responsible for their safety.

The in.clear unit cannot be applied to

in-ground sunken hot tubs as it may affect

materials used in the construction.

The shut-off device must have fixed wiring

in accordance with the cabling regulations.

Showering is compulsory before each hot

tub use.

The user is responsible for regular moni-

toring of the hot tub water to ensure that

enough bromine is available to reach the

appropriate cleaning level. Intensive hot tub

use may require higher bromine intake to

always maintain appropriate bromine level.

Always check the expiry date of the test

kit, because after this date the test results

may be inaccurate.

For proper disinfection hot tubs must

periodically be completely drained. The

advised time period between full drains

given in days is calculated by dividing

the capacity of the hot tub in litres by the

tenfold of the average daily users.

The in.clear unit is applicable for indoor

hot tubs, but NOT for swimming pools.

THIS UNIT SHOULD BE SUB-

JECTED TO PERIODIC ROUTINE

MAINTENANCE (FOR EXAMPLE,

ONCE EVERY 3 MONTHS) TO

MAKE SURE THAT THE UNIT IS

OPERATING PROPERLY.

SAV E T H E SE

INSTRUCTIONS

WA R N I NG: CHILDREN SHOULD NOT

USE HOT TUBS OR HOT TUBS WITH-

OUT ADULT SUPERVISION

AVERTISSEMENT : NE PAS LAISSER

LES ENFANTS UTILISER UNE CUVE

DE RELAXATION SANS SURVEIL-

LANCE

WA R N I NG: DO NOT USE HOT TUBS

OR HOT TUBS UNLESS ALL SUCTION

GUARDS ARE INSTALLED TO PRE-

VENT BODY AND HAIR ENTRAP-

MENT

AVERTISSEMENT : POUR ÉVITER

QUE LES CHEVEUX OU UNE PARTIE

DU CORPS PUISSENT ÊTRE ASPIRÉS,

NE PAS UTILISER UNE CUVE DE RE-

LAXATION SI LES GRILLES DE PRISE

D'ASPIRATION NE SONT PAS TOUTES

EN PLACE

WA R N I NG: PEOPLE USING MEDI-

CATIONS AND/OR HAVING AN AD-

VERSE MEDICAL HISTORY SHOULD

CONSULT A PHYSICIAN BEFORE

USING A HOT TUB OR HOT TUB

AV E RTI S SEM E N T : LES PERSONNES

QUI PRENNENT DES MÉDICAMENTS

ET (OU) ONT DES PROBLÈMES DE

SANTÉ DEVRAIENT CONSULTER UN

MÉDECIN AVANT D'UTILISER UNE

CUVE DE RELAXATION

WA R N I NG: PEOPLE WITH INFEC-

TIOUS DISEASES SHOULD NOT USE

A HOT TUB OR HOT TUB

AV E RTI S SEM E N T : LES PERSONNES

ATTEINTES DE MALADIES INFEC-

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS  CANADA

TIEUSES NE DEVRAIENT PAS UTI-

LISER UNE CUVE DE RELAXATION

WA R N I NG: TO AVOID INJURY, EX-

ERCISE CARE WHEN ENTERING OR

EXITING THE HOT TUB OR HOT TUB

AVERTISSEMENT : POUR ÉVITER

DES BLESSURES, USER DE PRUDENCE

EN ENTRANT DANS UNE CUVE DE

RELAXATION ET EN SORTANT

WA R N I NG: DO NOT USE DRUGS OR

ALCOHOL BEFORE OR DURING THE

USE OF A HOT TUB OR HOT TUB TO

AVOID UNCONSCIOUSNESS AND

POSSIBLE DROWNING

AVERTISSEMENT : POUR ÉVITER

L'ÉVANOUISSEMENT ET LA NOYADE

ÉVENTUELLE, NE PRENDRE NI

DROGUE NI ALCOOL AVANT D'UTI-

LISER UNE CUVE DE RELAXATION

NI QUAND ON S'Y TROUVE

WA R N I NG: PREGNANT OR POSSI-

BLY PREGNANT WOMEN SHOULD

CONSULT A PHYSICIAN BEFORE

USING A HOT TUB OR HOT TUB

AV E RTI S SEM E N T : LES FEMMES

ENCEINTES, QUE LEUR GROS-

SESSE SOIT CONFIRMÉE OU NON,

DEVRAIENT CONSULTER UN

MÉDECIN AVANT D'UTILISER UNE

CUVE DE RELAXATION

WA R N I NG: WATER TEMPERATURE

IN EXCESS OF 38 °C CAN BE INJURI-

OUS TO YOUR HEALTH

AV E RTI S SEM E N T : IL PEUT ÊTRE

DANGEREUX POUR LA SANTÉ DE SE

PLONGER DANS DE L'EAU À PLUS DE

38 °C

WA R N I NG: BEFORE ENTERING THE

HOT TUB OR HOT TUB, MEASURE

THE WATER TEMPERATURE WITH

AN ACCURATE THERMOMETER

AVERTISSEMENT : AVA NT D' U T I-

LISER UNE CUVE DE RELAXATION,

MESURER LA TEMPÉRATURE

DE L'EAU À L'AIDE D'UN THER-

MOMÈTRE PRÉCIS

WA R N I NG: DO NOT USE A HOT TUB

OR HOT TUB IMMEDIATELY FOL-

LOWING STRENUOUS EXERCISE

AVERTISSEMENT : NE PAS UTI-

LISER UNE CUVE DE RELAXATION

IMMÉDIATEMENT APRÈS UN EXER-

CICE FATIGANT

WA R N I NG: PROLONGED IMMER-

SION IN A HOT TUB OR HOT TUB

CAN BE INJURIOUS TO YOUR

HEALTH

AVERTISSEMENT : L'UTILISATION

PROLONGÉE D'UNE CUVE DE RE-

LAXATION PEUT ÊTRE DANGERE-

USE POUR LA SANTÉ

WA R N I NG: DO NOT PERMIT

ELECTRIC APPLIANCES (SUCH AS

A LIGHT, TELEPHONE, RADIO, OR

TELEVISION) WITHIN 1.5 M OF THIS

SPA OR HOT TUB

AV E RTI S SEM E N T : NE PAS

PLACER D'APPAREIL ÉLECTRIQUE

(LUMINAIRE, TÉLÉPHONE, RADIO,

TÉLÉVISEUR, ETC) À MOINS DE

1.5 M DE CETTE CUVE DE RELAX-

ATION

CAUTION : MAINTAIN WATER

CHEMISTRY IN ACCORDANCE WITH

MANUFACTURER'S INSTRUCTIONS

ATTENTION: LA TENEUR DE L'EAU

EN MATIÈRES DISSOUTES DOIT

ÊTRE CONFORME AUX DIRECTIVES

DU FABRICANT.

WA R N I NG: THE USE OF ALCOHOL

OR DRUGS CAN GREATLY INCREASE

THE RISK OF FATAL HYPERTHER-

MIA IN HOT TUBS AND SPAS

LA CONSOMMATION D'ALCOOL OU

DE DROGUE AUGMENTE CON-

SIDÉRABLEMENT LES RISQUES

D'HYPERTHERMIE MORTELLE DANS

UNE CUVE DE RELAXATION.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS  CANADA

WA R N I NG: RISK OF ACCIDENTAL

DROWNING. EXTREME CAUTION

MUST BE EXERCISED TO PREVENT

UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS. ENSURE

THAT CHILDREN CANNOT USE THIS

PRODUCT UNLESS THEY ARE SU-

PERVISED AT ALL TIMES

AVERTISSEMENT : RISQUE DE

NOYADE. PRENDRE TOUTES LES

PRÉCAUTIONS NÉCESSAIRES POUR

INTERDIRE L'ACCÈS AUX PER-

SONNES NON AUTORISÉES. S'ASSUR-

ER QUE LES ENFANTS NE PUISSENT

PAS UTILISER CE PRODUIT SANS

SURVEILLANCE CONSTANTE

WA R N I NG: RISK OF ACCIDENTAL

DROWNING. THE USE OF ALCOHOL-

IC BEVERAGES OR DRUGS BEFORE

OR DURING SPA USE CAN LEAD TO

UNCONSCIOUSNESS WITH THE POS-

SIBILITY OF DROWNING

AV E RTI S SEM E N T : RISQUE DE

NOYADE. TOUTE PERSONNE QUI

PREND DE LA DROGUE OU DE L'AL-

COOL AVANT D'UTILISER UNE CUVE

DE RELAXATION OU PENDANT

QU'ELLE S'Y TROUVE RISQUE L'ÉVA-

NOUISSEMENT ET LA NOYADE

WA R N I NG: RISK OF ACCIDENTAL

DROWNING DUE TO HYPERTHER-

MIA. CONSULT THE INSTRUCTIONS

PROVIDED WITH THIS UNIT FOR

A DESCRIPTION OF THE CAUSES,

SYMPTOMS, AND EFFECTS OF HY-

PERTHERMIA

AV E RTI S SEM E N T : RISQUE DE

NOYADE PAR SUITE D'HYPERTHER-

MIE. LIRE LA NOTICE QUI ACCOM-

PAGNE

CETAPPAREIL;ELLEDÉCRITLES

CAUSES, LES SYMPTÔMES ET LES

EFFETS DE L'HYPERTHERMIE

WA R N I NG: RISK OF ELECTRIC

SHOCK. DO NOT PERMIT ANY ELEC-

TRIC APPLIANCE (SUCH AS A LIGHT,

TELEPHONE, RADIO, OR TELEVI-

SION) WITHIN 1.5 M OF A SPA

AV E RTI S SEM E N T : DANGER

D'ÉLECTROCUTION. NE PAS PLACER

D'APPAREIL ÉLECTRIQUE (LUMI-

NAIRE,TÉLÉPHONE, RADIO, TÉLÉV-

ISEUR, ETC) À MOINS DE 1.5 M DE

CETTE CUVE DE RELAXATION

WA R N I NG: THIS MARKING SHALL

BE REMOVED BY THE END USER OF

THIS PRODUCT ONLY

AVERTISSEMENT : SEUL L'UTILI-

SATEUR DE CE PRODUIT PEUT EN-

LEVER CE MARQUAGE.

When using this electrical equipment,

basic safety precautions should always be

followed, including the following:

READ AND

FOLLOW ALL

INSTRUCTIONS.

B) A GREEN COLOURED TERMINAL

OR A TERMINAL MARKED G, GR,

GROUND, GROUNDING, OR THE

SYMBOL IS LOCATED INSIDE

THE SUPPLY TERMINAL BOX OR

COMPARTMENT. TO REDUCE THE

RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK, THIS

TERMINAL MUST BE CONNECT-

ED TO THE GROUNDING MEANS

PROVIDED IN THE ELECTRIC

SUPPLY SERVICE PANEL WITH

A CONTINUOUS COPPER WIRE

EQUIVALENT IN SIZE TO THE

CIRCUIT CONDUCTORS SUPPLY-

ING THIS EQUIPMENT.

C) AT LEAST TWO LUGS MARKED

“BONDING LUGS” ARE PROVIDED

ON THE EXTERNAL SURFACE OR

ON THE INSIDE OF THE SUPPLY

TERMINAL BOX OR COMPART-

MENT. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF

ELECTRIC SHOCK, CONNECT

THE LOCAL COMMON BONDING

GRID IN THE AREA OF THE HOT

TUB OR SPA TO THESE TERMI-

NALS WITH AN INSULATED OR

BARE COPPER CONDUCTOR NOT

SMALLER THAN NO. 6 AWG.

D) ALL FIELD-INSTALLED METAL

COMPONENTS SUCH AS RAILS,

LADDERS, DRAINS, OR OTHER

SIMILAR HARDWARE WITHIN

3 M OF THE SPA OR HOT TUB

SHALL BE BONDED TO THE

EQUIPMENT GROUNDING BUS

WITH COPPER CONDUCTORS NOT

SMALLER THAN NO. 6 AWG.

SAV E T H ESE

INSTRUCTIONS.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Item

number

Spa name Requirements

Heater

(w)

Water

quantity

(gallons)

Dry

weight

(Lbs)

Filled

weight

(Lbs)

Dead

weight

(Lbs)

Dimensions High

Filter

(sqf)

WM00570

MONT

BLANC

240V / 48A /

60Hz / 60A

Breaker

4000 397 816 4127 58 91 '' 91 '' 38 '' 3x30

WM00571

MONTE

ROSA

240V / 48A /

60Hz / 60A

Breaker

4000 397 854 4165 58 91 '' 91 '' 38 '' 3x30

WM00573

LONDON

Deluxe

240V / 37A / 60Hz

/ 50A Breaker

4000 291 728 3155 52 86 '' 86 '' 36 '' 1x50

WM00574

PARIS

DELUXE

240V / 37A / 60Hz

/ 50A Breaker

4000 291 662 3089 52 86 '' 86 '' 36 '' 1x50

WM00711 LEO P&P

120V /12A / 60Hz

/ 15A Breaker

1000 185 486 2029 45 85 '' 75 '' 34 '' 1x30

WM00713 HERCULES

240V / 35A /

60Hz / 50A

Breaker

4000 238 618 2603 51 85 '' 85 '' 36 '' 1x50

WM00715

LEO Scandi

Pack

230V / 28A/ 60Hz

/ 40A Breaker

4000 185 486 2029 45 85 '' 75 '' 34 '' 1x30

WM00717 TAURUS

240V / 37A

/ 60Hz/ 50A

Breaker

4000 397 854 4165 58 91 '' 91 '' 38 '' 3x30

WM00740 LIBRA

240V / 37A /

60Hz/ 50A

Breaker

4000 397 499 3810 58 91 '' 91 '' 36 '' 3x30

WM00710 ORION P&P

120V /12A /

60Hz / 15A

Breaker

1000 133 375 1485 33 79 '' 60 '' 31 '' 1x30

INITIAL INSTALLATION

Electrical preparations:

A clearly labeled emergency switch shall be provided as part of the installation. The switch shall be readily accessible to the

occupants and shall be installed at least 5 feet (1.52 m) away, adjacent to, and within sight of, the unit.

Before installation the hot tub, the ellectrical system has to be prepared, as detailed in the below table.

Keypads: The keypads make it possible to control and set up the spa. Available basic functions: pump(s), light and temperature

control. (For more information see the details later)

Valves

Diverter: Some spa are equipped with water diverter(s) that allows you to direct the waterflow to various sections of the spa.

The valve has three basic positions By turning the lever all the way to the left position will divert the water section A of the spa.

By turning the lever all the way to the right will shut off section A and divert the water to section B and by moving the lever to

the middle between A & B will divert the water to both A & B sections

Waterfall diverter: Some spas are equipped with a waterfall diverter which will turn the waterfalls/fountians either on or off

Air regulators: You can use it by turning the lever counter-clockwise, will open the Air Regulator to allow air to mix with the

water to create more pressure from the jets. Turning the lever to the left will cose the valve not allowing air to mix with the

water for the jets. These air regulators should remain closed when the spa is not in use to save energy.

Speakers (Optional): If your spa is equipped with an audio system, you can connect via Bluetooth and help your relaxing with

your favourite music. (MyMusic pin:2288)

Filter house: Part of the recirculating system, it holds the paper filter.

Fountain: Some spas are equipped with fountians or waterfalls. If you open the waterfall diverter, the water will flow through

the fountains or waterfalls.

Jets: There are 3 sizes of jets; the 5” and 3” jets have two types: directional and rotational. The 2” jets are only directional. To

open the jet face is turned clockwise. To lessen the pressure or to close, the jet face is turned counter-clockwise

Aroma therapy: You can stimulate your senses with different aromas. You can get aroma into the water if you push the button

on the top of the tank. you can block the button if you turn it.

Suction: The pumps suck the water through this element. Never block it, and keep your body and hair away from these units.

Head rests

Keypads

Diverter,

Air regulator,

On/off valve

Speakers

Filter house

Fountain

Jet (5”-direct,

rotational;

3”-direct,

rotational;

2”-direct)

Aroma Suction

BASIC FUNCTIONS

INITIAL INSTALLATION

SITE PREPARATION

When choosing a site for the hot tub take into account that

its maintenance and repair works must be carried out behind

the sidewalls, so accessibility and hot tubce to walk around

the hot tub must be ensured.

1. INDOOR/BASEMENT INSTALLATION

If you place your hot tub indoors, be aware of some special

requirements:

Water may accumulate around the hot tub, so the flooring

material must have a proper runoff to avoid accumulation of

water. When building a new room for the hot tub, construct-

ing a floor drain is required, or damages may occur due to

overflow, overfilling, or technical failure. Our company does

not take responsibility for any damage in absence of floor

drainage.Humidity will naturally increase in the room where

the hot tub is located and the evaporated water condenses.

For this reason ensure that the area has proper ventilation.

We recommend installing a dehumidifier in the room.

2. OUTROOR AND PATIO INSTALLATION

A solid horizontal foundation is necessary for installation of

the hot tub. We advise using a reinforced concrete founda-

tion at least 10-15cm thick.

Do not shim the spa, it may casuse not repairable damages.

The base to be even and horizontal.

Ensure that your deck or foundation will support your hot

tub. You must know the maximal load capacity of the foun-

dation. Consult a qualified building contractor or structural

engineer.

To find out the weight of your hot tub, its contents and

occupants please refer to the hot tub specification chart. This

weight must not exceed the structure’s rated capacity per

square meter, otherwise serious structural damages could

result. If you install the hot tub outdoors, we recommend a

reinforced horizontal concrete pad at least 10-15cm thick.

Install floor drains around your hot tub to lead water away

even in heavy rain.

When constructing the water drain it is advised to form a

10-15cm deep sloping ditch around the hot tub which directs

water to the drain. Water from the drain must be directed to

the canal or a drainage with enough capacity.

Warning: Do not expose the hot tub to direct sunlight (not

even empty) without proper coverage. The insulated hot tub

cover preserves the water temperature and provides protection

from sunlight and rain. When exposed to sunshine for a longer

period it may damage the surface of the hot tub and the hot tub

equipment.

Acrylic rapidly absorbs heat from sun rays, thus reaches a very

high surface temperature which may damage the hot tub.

In case of sealed design, if the hot tub was placed between

glass structures, prevent the sun rays from reaching the hot

tub directly through the glass as the temperature may get

too high.

3. IN-GROUND / SUNKEN HOT TUB

In case of sinking the hot tub into the ground you must

make sufficient space for walking around the hot tub. For

completion of maintenance works a minimum of 60cm wide

inspection pit must be built around the hot tub.

The inspection pit’s bottom must be under the bearing pont

of the hot tub so that water can flow into the pit in case of

water leakage. A floor drain or sump pump should be used at

the bottom of the pit to ensure continual water drainage.

In case of sinking the hot tub only the portion below the hot

tub’s acrylic edge can be sunk. The air of the inspection pit

steams up. To prevent unpleasant odors proper ventilation

must be provided (e.g. installing ventilators). The costs of

pulling the hot tub out of the ground are borne by the user.

If the aforementioned conditions are not present, setting up

the hot tub may fail.

First filling of the hot tub

Proper filling of the hot tub is an important task both tech-

nically and chemically. We advise installation and periodic

maintenance by the servicing professionals, which includes

inspection and refilling of hot tub water. Hot tubs do not con-

tain water softener and hard water damages the equipment.

Improper filling of the hot tub may bring air into the system,

which damages the heating wire and engines. Repairs after

such failures are not covered by warranty.

INITIAL INSTALLATION

Filling process

Remove the hot tub cover. First remove the cover staves,

then remove the side covers by unscrewing the bottom

screws. During transportation the flare fittings of engines

may dislocate. Check these connections before installation. If

necessary, tighten the flare fittings.

Before filling the hot tub check that the Slice valves are not

in a closed state (lever is pulled out and fixed with the safety

lock).

Next fill the hot tub with water to the sign indicated on its

sidewall.

Filling must be done through the filter housing. Improper

filling can damage the engines and heating element.

Insert the filter or filter cartridges when proper water level

is reached. Be cautious, because when replacing the filter

cartridge air bubbles may remain in the cartridge. To avoid

this the filter cartridges must be tilted in the water to remove

air from them, and only then fitted to their place.

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT

OLYMPUS

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT

MONT BLANC (ELBRUS 230)

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT

MONTE BIANCO (DISCOVERY)

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT

MONTE ROSA (KILIMANJARO)

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT

PARIS (ELBRUS 2018)

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT

LONDON (MALAGA 2018)

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT

MILAN (PALERMO 2018)

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT

BERLIN (MARBELLA 2018)

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT

TAURUS (KILIMANJARO)

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT

LIBRA (ELBRUS 230)

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT

HERCULES

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT

LEO P&P

850

130

11144

Suggested electrical connection side

Tétel

Cikkszám

IFS megnevezés EN

ACM0945

Spa Pump 1,5 HP - Two Speed 60 Hz

ACM0926

Heating 1-4 kW Gecko IN.YJ control

ACM0952

Control Box IN.YJ-2 Gecko 60Hz V3

ACM0759

Control Panel IN.K300 - One Pump

AKU2218

Led housing with seal

ACM0947

Ozone - Generator UL USA

ACM0874

Speaker 3" (2 way)

ACM0875

Grille for speaker 3" (2 way)

AKU1891

Water Diverter 60 - LED lighted V2

AKU1894

Water Diverter - Grip Wellis V2

AKU1892

Air Regulator - house led lighted V2

AKU1895

Air regulator grip Wellis V2

AKU0047

Filter House - 60.3 S × 60.3 S - Skimmer

AKU0084

Water Drain - 20 RB V2

AJ00214

Jet 2" - transparent 1 Hole transparent V3

Wellis

AJ00216

Jet 3" - transparent 1 Hole V3 Wellis

AJ00217

Jet 3" - transparent 1 Hole Rotation

transparent V3 Wellis

AF00042

Pillow - 318 × 113 × 60 - Pal. V2 light grey

AJ00285

RD Suction Nut

AKU2607

RD Suction 2" with gasket

AJ00286

RD Suction Compensation Ring

AJ00291

Jet ozone with sealing V2

AJ00292

Ozone nut sel-aligning V2

AJ00246

Washer self-aligning

B B

C C

D D

E E

F F

4 3 2 1

220 kg

FJ_WM00711_ENG_LEO P&P (536L) medence USA

LEO P&P

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Number:

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Created:

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Drawer:

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Approved by:

Weight of the SPA:

Pr. No:

Wellis Magyarország Zrt.

Projection

Fe. No:F-0000542

Dimension SPA:

2150x1900x850 mm

Raklap 2100x880x145 - AE00091

Rim height:

130 mm

Control box

GECKO YJ2+K300 -1KW (1M)

Product family:

USA Line

Minimum water:

712 liter

424 kg

Water disp.:

1 person ~75 kg

El. nds:

120 V - 12A - 60Hz

flow rate liter/min:

520

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT

LEO SCANDI PACK

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT

ORION P&P

780

130

6 2 4 11

Suggested electrical connection side

Tétel

Cikkszám

IFS megnevezés EN

ACM0945

Spa Pump 1,5 HP - Two Speed 60 Hz

ACM0926

Heating 1-4 kW Gecko IN.YJ control

ACM0952

Control Box IN.YJ-2 Gecko 60Hz V3

ACM0759

Control Panel IN.K300 - One Pump

ACM0874

Speaker 3" (2 way)

ACM0875

Grille for speaker 3" (2 way)

AKU1892

Air Regulator - house led lighted V2

AKU2219

Nut for ledhouse

AJ00169

Jet - 20 SB - Ozone 90°

AKU0047

Filter House - 60.3 S × 60.3 S - Skimmer

AKU1898

Air Regulator - Grip Natural V2

AJ00220

Jet 2" - transparent 1 Hole transparent V3

neutral

AJ00222

Jet 3" - transparent 1 Hole transparent V3

neutral

AJ00223

Jet 3" - transparent 1 Hole rotational

transparent V3 neutral

AF00042

Pillow - 318 × 113 × 60 - Pal. V2 light grey

AJ00286

RD Suction Compensation Ring

AKU2607

RD Suction 2" with gasket

AJ00285

RD Suction Nut

B B

C C

D D

E E

F F

4 3 2 1

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Drawer:

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Approved by:

Weight of the SPA:

Pr. No:P-00189

Wellis Magyarország Zrt.

Projection

Fe. No:F-0000542

Dimension SPA:

2000x1500x780 mm

Raklap 1540x880x145 - AE00090

Rim height:

130 mm

Control box

GECKO YJ2+K300 -1KW (1M)

Product family:

USA Line

Minimum water:

497 liter

247 kg

Water disp.:

1 person ~75 kg

El. nds:

120 V - 12A - 60Hz

flow rate liter/min:

520

MAJOR COMPONENTS OF THE PRODUCT

ORION SCANDI PACK

EASY 4

COMPACT FULL-FUNCTION KEYPAD

The Quick Reference Card provides an overview of your hot tub’s main functions and the operations accessible from your

digital keypad. This QRC depicts a generic overlay, custom versions may vary.

Set PointSmart Winter

Mode

Heater

Filter

Light

Pump 1

Pump 1 Pump 2 Up/Down

DownIndicator

lights

1 PUMP MODEL

Pump 1 Pump 2 Up/Down

Up / Down

Light

Pump 2

Pump 1

2 PUMP MODEL

HOT TUB FUNCTIONS

PUMP 1

Press Pump 1 key to turn Pump

1 on at low speed. Press a

second time to turn pump to

high speed (with a dual-speed

pump*). A third time turns

pump off. A built-in timer

automatically turns pump off

after 20 minutes, unless pump

has been manually deactivated

first.

The “Pump 1” indicator

lights up when Pump 1 is on.

With a dual-speed pump, the

indicator will flash when pump

1 is on at low speed.

* If single speed pump: press Pump key to turn pump on. Press Pump

key again to turn pump off.

OFF MODE

Pressing Pump 1 for 5 seconds

will enable the Off mode. This

mode allows you to stop all

outputs including automatic

functions such as filter cycle,

heat request and smart winter

mode for 30 minutes to perform

quick hot tub maintenance.

When Off mode is active, the

display will toggle between the

“OFF” message, the clock and

the water temperature.

The hot tub light will flash for

a few seconds before the end

of the 30 minutes to warn you

that the system is about to

resume its normal operation.

Press Pump 1 or Pump 2 (if

available) to restart the system

before the expiration of the 30

minute delay. When the system

resumes its normal operation,

the display shows “On“ for 3

seconds.

PUMP 2 KEY

Not available on all models

Press Pump 2 key to turn Pump

2 on at low speed. Press a

second time to turn pump to

high speed (with a dual-speed

pump*). A third time turns

pump off. A built-in timer

automatically turns pump off

after 20 minutes, unless pump

has been manually deactivated

first.

The “Pump 2” indicator lights

up when Pump 2 is on. With a

dual-speed pump, the indicator

will flash when pump 2 is on at

low speed.

LIGHT KEY

Press Light key to turn light on.

A second press turns light off.

A built-in timer automatically

turns light off after 2 hours,

unless it has been manually

deactivated first.

The “Light” indicator lights up

when light is on.

UP/DOWN KEYS

Use Up or Down key to

set desired water temperature.

The temperature setting will

be displayed for 2 seconds to

confirm your new selection.

2 pump hot tubs have a

combined Up/Down key. Hold

the button to increase the pa-

rameter and release the button

to stop. Hold the button again

to decrease the parameter.

The "Set Point" icon indicates

that the display shows the

desired temperature, NOT the

current water temperature!

USER INTERFACE  K300

Indicator

lights

SETTING FILTER

OR PURGE CYCLE

FREQUENCY

The display will show FFxx,

“xx” representing the number

of cycles per day. Use the Up

or Down key to adjust the

frequency. Use the Light key to

jump to the next parameter,

economy mode (EP).

The “Filter cycle” indicator

lights up when filter is on and

flashes when suspended.

SETTING FILTER

CYCLE DURATION

(not available on purge

systems)

The display will show Fdxx,

“xx” representing the dura-tion

in hours of the filter cycle. Use

the Up or Down key to adjust

the duration. Use the Light key

to jump to the next parameter,

filter or purge frequency (FF).

0 = no filtration

24 = continuous filtration

It is not recommended to set

this to "0".

PROGRAMMING STEPS

PROGRAM

The program menu is accessible

by holding down the Light key

for 5 seconds. In the program

menu the following parameters

can be set: clock, the filter or

purge cycles, economy mode

and temperature units. While

you are in the program menu,

use the Up or Down key to

adjust the parameters and use

the Light key to jump to the

next parameter.

The changes will be saved after

the confirmation of the last

parameter only. If there is no

action taken for 10 seconds, the

system will exit the program

menu without saving any

changes.

SETTING THE

CLOCK

Enter the program menu by

holding down the Light key

for 5 seconds. The display will

show the current clock setting

with the hour flashing.

Depending on factory settings

your system may be set to 24-

hour time or 12-hour time.

Setting the hour: Use the Up

or Down keys to adjust the

hours. Press the Light key to

jump to the next parameter,

the minutes.

Setting the minutes: Use the

Up or Down keys to adjust the

minutes. Press the Light key to

jump to the next parameter,

the filter or purge start time

(FS).

SETTING FILTER

OR PURGE CYCLE

START TIME

The display will show FSxx, “xx”

representing the starting hour

of the cycle. Use the Up or Down

key to adjust the hours. Use the

Light key to jump to the next

parameter, filter duration (Fd).

PROGRAMMING

THE FILTER/ PURGE

CYCLES

Depending on system configu-

ration your hot tub will perform

either a filter or a purge cycle.

The filter cycle menu consists

of the following parameters:

the start time (FS), the duration

(Fd) and the frequency (FF).

The purge cycle menu consists

of the following parameters:

the start time (FS) and the

frequency (FF).

A filter cycle consists of start-

ing all the pumps and blower

in high speed for 1 minute

(purge step) then, the pump

associated with the filter

will run in low speed for the

remaining duration of the

filter cycle (clean step).

A purge cycle is used when

the hot tub is equipped with

a 24 hour circulation pump

which provides a continuous

clean step. It consists of

starting all the pumps and

blower in high speed for 1

minute.

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SETTING ECONOMY

MODE

This mode allows you to lower

the temperature set point of

the spa by 20 °F (11 °C) during a

certain period of the day.

The display will show EPx, “x”

representing the state of the

programmed economy (0 =

disabled, 1 = enabled). Use

the arrow keys to enable or

disable economy mode. Use

the Light key to jump to the

next parameter, economy start

time (ES).

Note that the parameters for the economy mode settings are

associated to specific low level configuration of the system that are

not present in all software revisions.

SETTING ECONOMY

START TIME

The display will show ESxx,

“xx” representing the hour at

which the economy mode will

become active. Use the Up or

Down key to adjust the hour.

Use the Light key to jump to

the next parameter, economy

duration (Ed).

When the Economy mode is ON,

the display will toggle between

the “Eco” message, the time,

and the water temperature.

SETTING ECONOMY

DURATION

The display will show Edxx, “xx”

representing the duration in

hour of the economy mode. Use

the Up or Down key to adjust

the hour. Use the Light key to

jump to the next parameter,

temperature unit.

24 = continuous economy

IN.XE ERROR CODES DESCRIPTION

An internal hardware error has been detected in the in.xe.

Contact dealer or service supplier.

AOH

Temperature inside the hot tub skirt is too high, causing the internal temperature in

the in.xe to increase above normal limits. Open skirt and wait until error clears.

Prr

A problem is detected with the temperature probe.

Call your dealer or service supplier.

The system has shut the heater down because the temperature at the heater has

reached 119°F (48°C).

Do not enter the water! Remove the hot tub cover and allow the water to cool down, then

shut power off and power your hot tub up again to reset the system.

FLO

The system does not detect any water flow while the primary pump is running.

Check and open water valves. Check for water level.

Clean filter. If the problem persists, call your dealer or service supplier.

The water temperature in the hot tub has reached 108°F (42°C).

Do not enter the water! Remove the hot tub cover and allow the water to cool down to a

lower temperature.

Call your dealer or service supplier if problem persists.

TROUBLESHOOTING SECTION

Should an error occur, the display will show one of the following error messages toggled with the clock and the water

temperature.

SMART WINTER

MODE

Our Smart Winter Mode pro-

tects your system from the cold

by turning pumps on several

times a day to prevent water

from freezing in pipes.

The “SWM” indicator lights

up when freezing is detected

and flashes when the purge

is active.

SETTING TEMPERA-

TURE UNIT

Water temperature can be

displayed in either Fahrenheit

(°F) or Celsius (°C). The display

will show F or C.

Use the Up or Down key to

change the setting. Use

the Light key to save all the

parameters.

USER INTERFACE  K300

COOLDOWN

After heating the hot tub wa-

ter to the desired Set Point,

the heater is turned off, but

its associated pump (Pump 1

low-speed or CP) remains on

for a predetermined period

of time to ensure adequate

cooling of the heating

element, prolonging its

useful life.

WATER TEMPERA-

TURE REGULATION

Every 15 to 90 minutes the

pump will run to ensure

accurate water temperature

readings as well as avoid heater

activation in dry conditions.

After verifying pump activation

and taking a water temperature

reading if required, the system

automatically turns the heater

on to reach and maintain water

temperature at Set Point.

Indicator flashes when

taking water temperature

reading.

USER INTERFACE  K500

Settings Settings

Key 1

Key 2

Selection

lights

Light Key

Mode Mode

EASY 7 KEYPAD LAYOUT

SETTINGS KEY

One press gives you access to a menu to

manage the settings of your hot tub. Refer

to the settings section for details about

the settings menu.

MODE KEY

Successive presses on the Mode key will give access to control different optional

accessories of your hot tub such as Audio and others. Note that if an accessory is not

present in your hot tub configuration, its menu will not appear. Refer to the following

section to get details about the possible accessories and their detailed functionalities.

The screen will revert back to the hot tub mode if no key is pressed for 60 seconds.

If you don't have any accessories on your hot tub, the Mode key can be used to directly

change your display orientation.

POWER

Press any button to turn the keypad on.

After 30 minutes without activity it will

shut off.

MAIN SCREEN

The main screen gives you access to your

accessories and water temperature. At

the bottom of the screen you will see any

error or maintenance messages that are

present..

*Functions for keys 1 and 2 will depend on your system's low level configuration.

USER INTERFACE  K500

START OR STOP ACCESSORIES

To start or stop an accessory, press the

associated button. Icons will become

animated when their accessory is turned

on, and inanimate when turned off.

Icons on the screen will reflect the speed

or state of the devices running on your

hot tub. When an accessory has more

than two states, press the button until it

reaches the desired state.

WATER TEMPERATURE

The temperature shown at the top of the

screen is the current water temperature.

Use the Up and Down buttons to set

the desired temperature. The set point

will appear in blue at the bottom. After

3 seconds without any change to the

set temperature value, the keypad will

resume the normal display of messages.

When the set value is lower than the

current temperature Cooling to xx.x will

appear. When the set value is higher than

the current temperature, Heating to xx.x

will be indicated. Normally there is a short

delay before the heating starts, during

which Heating Suspended is indicated.

SETTINGS

From the home page you can access the

Settings, where you will find:

• Water care

• Heat Pump (if installed)

• Audio (if installed)

• in.clear-200 (linked version)

• Standby

• Maintenance

• Date & time

• Keypad

• Wi-Fi

• Config

• Restore

• About

Use the arrow keys to move up and down

in the list. To select an option, press the lit

button beside it (Light button).

At any point you can press the Settings

button to return to the home screen.

USER INTERFACE  K500

WATER CARE

The Water Care section will help you

set up your ideal filtration and heating

settings. Choose from Away, Standard,

Energy Savings, Super Energy Savings,

and Weekender, depending on your

need. Use Light key to choose your

setting. A checkmark will appear on the

selected icon to confirm.

In Economy mode, the set point will be

reduced by 20°F*, which means that

the heating system will not be engaged

unless the temperature falls to 20°F below

the hot tub's set temperature.

* Default pack value

* Filtration will be reduced when the economy mode is active.

WATER CARE MODES

AWAY:

In this mode the hot

tub will always be

in economy; the set

point will be reduced

by 20° F*.

STANDARD:

The hot tub will

never be in economy

mode and will be

filtering according to

the pack's low level

configuration.

ENERGY SAVINGS

The hot tub will be in

economy mode during

the peak hours of

the day and resume

normal mode on the

weekend*.

SUPER ENERGY

SAVINGS:

The hot tub will always

be in economy mode

during peak hours, ev-

ery day of the week*.

WEEKENDER:

The hot tub will be in

economy mode from

Monday to Friday, and

will run normally on

the weekend*.

MODIFYING SCHEDULES

To see and/or modify a Water Care

category, use the lit button to the right

(Key 1) to open the selected Water Care

menu.

Use the arrow keys to choose a schedule

to modify (choice of economy and

filtration schedules). Use the Light key to

move between parameters.

You have several possibilities for the

schedule (Mon-Fri, weekend, every

day, or single days). The schedules will

be repeated every week. The time and

duration are set in 30 minute increments.

Once you have set the schedule, use Key 1

to go back. Ensure that you have selected

the desired Water Care option in the main

Water Care menu.

The filtration schedule shown on the

screen will apply to the main filtration

pump, most likely pump 1. If your hot

tub uses a circulation pump configured

to run 24 hours, the screen will show you

the purge setting instead of filtration.

The purges are pre-programmed for a

fixed number of minutes, therefore the

duration will be set to N/A on the screen,

and only the start time can be modified.

HEAT PUMP

This menu allow you to change the

regulation mode of your heat pump. You

can choose from Eco Heat, Smart Heat,

Eco Auto, Smart Auto, Cool and Electric.

A green checkmark indicates the currently

selected regulation mode. To change the

setting, simply navigate the menu using

the arrow key and press the Light Key to

choose the desired regulation mode.

ECO HEAT

In this mode, the heat pump is used as

the unique source of heating. The heating

element is kept off and the heat pump

is not used to cool the water should its

temperature rise above the current set

point.

SMART HEAT

This mode uses the heat pump as the

main heating source. The heating

element is turned on only if there is a large

temperature difference between the

water and the set point. The heat pump is

not used to cool the water in this mode.

ECO AUTO

This mode borrows functionality from

both Eco Heat and Cool modes and has

the ability to select the proper Heat or

Cool mode automatically according to the

water temperature. The heating element

is never activated in this mode.

SMART AUTO

This mode borrows functionality from

both Smart Heat and Cool modes and

has the ability to select the proper Heat

or Cool mode automatically according

to the water temperature. The heating

element is activated only if there is a large

temperature difference between the

water and the set point.

COOL

This mode uses the heat pump in cooling

mode only. The heat pump is not used as

a heating source and the heating element

is never activated.

ELECTRIC

This mode keeps the heat pump off and

uses only the heating element to regulate

water temperature.

HEAT PUMP MODES

USER INTERFACE  K500

AUDIO

The Easy 7 can be used with the in.tune,

in.stream or in.stream 2 audio systems.

The Audio section in the Settings menu

of an in.stream gives you the option to

disconnect or unpair your Bluetooth

enabled device when using the in.stream.

With version 7.00 and higher, it is also

possible to select Source to use a device

connected by auxiliary cable or Bluetooth

wireless connection.

IN.CLEAR-200 / LINKED VERSION

The Easy 7 keypad can be used with the

in.clear sanitization system. The in.clear

section allows you to configure your

maintenance settings and Boost level.

For more information on maintenance

and Boost settings, see the in.clear user

manual.

* If the maintenance value is modified by more than 2,

a warning message will appear with an option to cancel or confirm the change.

The in.stream 2 Settings menu gives you

a Source selector, a Bluetooth disconnect

option, an On/Off switch and an audio

control on fader, balance and subwoofer.

For more information on audio functions,

see the in.tune, in.stream or in.stream 2

operation section.

Use the Up and Down keys to make your

selection, then light key to confirm.

Use the Up and Down keys to change the

maintenance or Boost value, and light key

to confirm.

The Audio option will only appear in the

menu for keypads that are set up for an

in.stream connection. The in.stream 2 is

automatically detected at power-up.

USER INTERFACE  K500

MAINTENANCE

From the Settings page you can access

the Maintenance menu, which gives you

access to the following options:

• Maintenance reminders

• Standby

Use the Up and Down keys to make a

selection, and Light key to confirm.

DATE AND TIME

Here you can adjust the time format,

change the year, date and time. Use the

arrows to choose the setting that you

want to adjust, and select it by pressing

the Light key.

Use the arrow buttons to change the

parameters, and the Light key to move

between parameters. Key 1 will take you

back to the main Settings menu.

Note: In version 6.00 and earlier, only the

day of the week can be changed, and not

the year or date.

MAINTENANCE REMINDERS

The Easy 7 keypad will remind you of

maintenance required on your hot tub,

like rinsing or cleaning the filter. Each task

has its own duration, based on normal

use.

The Maintenance reminders menu

allows you to verify the time left before

maintenance is required, as well as to

reset the time once a task is completed.

Use the Up and Down keys to move

through the list.

To reset a task select it by pressing Light

key, then confirm when prompted . Once

you have confirmed the task will be reset.

STANDBY

The Standby mode allows you to service

your hot tub. Pumps will stop for 30

minutes, and automatically restart after

this time.

Once Standby mode has been activated

a screen will appear to show that pumps

are stopped. The normal hot tub page will

return at the end of maintenance.

Press the Key 1 to leave Standby mode

and restart the hot tub.

Note: In version 6.00 only, Standby mode is

accessible directly from the Settings page.

KEYPAD SETTINGS

In this section, you can change the

temperature unit, language, display

orientation, rim light color and keypad

security. Note the hot tub pack must be

configured accordingly to be able to

change the rim light color.

When you change the display orientation,

the contextual options and arrow keys

adjust to the chosen orientation. If you

don't have any accessories installed on

your hot tub, the Mode key can be used as

a display orientation key. Simply press on

it to change your orientation from normal

to inverted, and vice versa.

Whether the display is inverted or not, the

Mode and Menu keys remain unchanged,

as well as the accessory keys in the main

Hot tub menu.

With the Easy 7 equipped with a

selectable rim light color modul: If the

"RGB backlight" option is enabled in

the hot tub configuration an option will

appear to allow selection of the keypad

rim light color.

You can lock the keypad by selecting

one of 3 security levels: Unlock, Partial or

Full. The Partial level locks the set point

adjustment and many options in the

settings menu. The Full level locks all

keypad functions. To unlock the keypad

(either Partial or Full), press and hold the

top right key for 5 seconds.

USER INTERFACE  K500

Once the in.touch module is connected

to a WiFi network a check mark in a green

circle will appear in the WiFi menu, and

the network logo will change to green in

Settings menu.

Note:

WiFi logo color in Settings menu corresponds to the in.touch connection state.

Yellow = not connected

Green = connected to a network

Yellow with wait icon = connection attempt to a network

Red with wait icon = in.touch no longer detected

(in.touch must be reset before next connection attempt)

WIFI (IN.TOUCH ONLY)

For the WiFi menu to appear in the

Settings menu your in.touch module

must be equipped with software version

11.00 or higher. This menu allows you to

connect your in.touch module to a WiFi

network or to change its network.

For more details about other in.touch

connection methods please see the

in.touch techbook.

To connect your in.touch module to a

wireless network, use the Up/Down keys

to go to the WiFi option in the Settings

menu and Light key to select it.

After a few seconds the available

networks will appear on the screen, as

well as their signal strength.

Use the Up/Down keys to move through

the list. Select your network by pressing

on Light key.

If the WiFi network is password protected

enter it when prompted.

• Use the arrow keys to choose your

letters and change the type of char-

acter (uppercase, lowercase, number,

symbol).

• Use Key 2 to move the curser forward

• Use Key 1 to backspace

• Use Light key to confim

If no password is required the in.touch will

connect automatically.

USER INTERFACE  K500

CONFIG

Please do not make changes in the

electrical configuration section unless

you are a qualified electrician.

In this section you can change the low-

level configuration, number of phases,

input current and heat pump current.

Use Up/Down to move between

parameters, and the Light key to select a

parameter to change. Please refer to the

techBook of your specific control system

for hot tub for details about the low level

settings.

Once you have changed the Number of

Phases in the menu, you will be unable

to use the Up/Down keys to return to the

Low-level Configuration menu. Please go

back and re-enter the Config menu.

Note with version 15.00 and higher:

Depending on the pack configuration,

a code may be required to change these

settings. This code is "5555".

The table below shows the key assignation based on the accessories selected in your pack's low level configuration. Please refer to the

Quick Start Card (QSC) for specifications to identify the low level configuration for your hot tub.

POSSIBLE KEY MAPPINGS

Low level configuration Key 1 Key 2 Light

1 pump Pump 1 – Light

2 pumps Pump 1 Pump 2 Light

2 pumps + blower Pump 1 Pump 2 + Blower Light

4 pumps* Pump 1 & Pump 2 Pump 3 + Pump 4 Light

3 pumps + blower* Pump 1 & Pump 2 Pump 3 + Blower Light

* Only pump 1 can have a dual speed.

RESTORE/AUDIO

CONFIGURATION

When you select Restore you will be asked

to confirm your choice. Doing so will reset

all settings to factory default.

Following a restore you will be asked

to choose your audio source. Use the

arrow key to choose between in.stream,

in.stream 2, in.tune and no/other audio.

This should only be done at installation or

when replacing a part.

ABOUT

This section shows information about the

Easy 7 software number, and the revision

numbers of the different components of

your system.

USER INTERFACE  K500

ERROR MESSAGES

The list below shows the different error messages that can appear on the home screen. Refer to the troubleshooting and error

codes section of the TechBook for your hot tub pack system.

Code Message

HL Warning! HL Error

FLO - L01 FLO - L02 FLO FLO condition - Check filter, pump, blockage, air lock and water level

NO FLO Persistent NO FLO, all off - Check filter, pump, blockage, air lock and water level

HR Danger! Relay stuck

OH Warning! Hot tub temp. high

Pr Warning! Temp. probes defective

AOH Internal pack temp. high

FLC Flow switch closed

SP in Input voltage issue

RH NC Comm. error in.xm2 - in.therm

RH ID in.xm2 - in.therm incompatible

SC ER Learning mode error

F1 in.xm2 Fuse # 1 is blown

F2 in.xm2 Fuse # 2 is blown

F3 in.xm2 Fuse # 3 is blown

Hr Danger! Thermal fuse error

UPL The hot tub pack does not have valid software. Please insert valid in.stick to reprogram hot tub pack.

CFLO No Flow condition (in.clear)

HIBr Add fresh water to the hot tub (in.clear)

HiBr Add fresh water to the hot tub (in.clear)

LoBr Add BromiCharge to hot tub water (in.clear)

NoBr Add BromiCharge to hot tub water (in.clear)

Comm Verify cable connections (in.clear)

Supp Connect power cord to 240 V source (in.clear)

HP 1-99 Heat Pump error 1-99!

USER INTERFACE  K500

* Only available with the latest software version of the X and Y Series hot tub systems, and software version 11.00 or higher of the in.touch module.

** Only available with the latest software version of the X and Y Series hot tub systems.

Keypad functions Earliest support

Power 3.00

Main screen 3.00

Start or stop accessories 3.00

Water temperature 3.00

Settings 3.00

Water care 3.00

Water care modes 3.00

Modifying schedules 3.00

Audio 3.00

in.clear-200 (linked version) 13.00 **

Maintenance

Maintenance reminders 7.00

Standby 6.00

Date and time 3.00

Keypad settings

Temperature unit 3.00

Language

English 3.00

Français 3.00

Español 6.00

Polski 6.00

Nederlands 6.00

Deutsch 6.00

Norsk 6.00

Svenska 6.00

Magyar 10.00

Italiano 10.00

Português 10.00

Česky 14.00

Display 7.00

Color 12.00

Security 15.00

Wi-Fi 7.00*

Electrical configuration 3.00

Factory reset/Audio config. 3.00

in.tune functions 3.00

in.stream functions 3.00

in.stream 2 functions 11.00

in.clear functions 13.00 **

in.mix functions 19.00

Heat pump functions 21.00

White zone 2 3.00

About 3.00

FEATURE MATRIX

The following table presents the features and/or options available for the Easy 7 keypad, and the earliest software version at

which this feature/option is available. All versions greater than the earliest version continue to support the feature.

SMART TOUCH

TOUCH SCREEN KEYPAD

No buttons, keys and overlays! Mode and function selection wheels, all-on or all-off one touch activation key of last used settings,

interactive display icons and on-screen messages are all elements of the Smart Touch user interface designed to let hot tub users

interact intuitively with their hot tub and its value-added accessories.

NOTIFICATION ICONS

Notification icons at the top right-hand side of the screen show the status of connected value-added accessories.

in.clear

system is on

in.clear

system is idle

in.clear

system is off

system is

connected to wifi

system is

not connected to wifi

Aquasoul Pro audio

system is on

Aquasoul Pro audio

system is on

in.mix

is installed

HOT TUBS FUNCTIONS

Quick and easy step-by-step instructions to control the main functions and to configure the system settings of your hot tub

from its Smart Touch main hot tub keypad.

ALL-ON, ALL-OFF TARGET KEY

Smart Touch features an all-on or all-off

one touch activation key of last used

settings that, when pressed, stops or

starts all working components and

accessories at once.

From the home page you can access

the following modes:

• sanitization (with in.clear connected)

• audio (with Aquasoul Pro connected)

• color (with in.mix installed)

• spa

• settings

To select a mode, slide the left wheel

up or down until the desired icon menu

is highlighted in the middle.

TURN KEYPAD ON

3 minutes after the last pump is turned

off, the screen will shut off if there is no

touch activity.

Touch the screen to turn on the keypad.

Then follow the instructions on the

screen to access the main screen.

USER INTERFACE  K1000

All-on or all-off key

(one touch activation

of last used setting

Direct to function selection

wheel (settings and addi-

tional options)

On-screen system

message and

reminder

Mode selection

wheel (settings

and accessories)

Interactive display icons

(main hot tub functions)

SPA MODE

To select the spa mode, slide the left

wheel up or down until the spa icon is

highlighted in the middle. The home

page will be displayed its equipment

start or stop keys, up and down but-

tons, water temperature, messages and

quick access to display options:

• display orientation

• display contrast

To select an option, slide the right

wheel up or down until the desired icon

menu is highlighted in the middle.

DISPLAY ORIENTATION

To modify the display orientation

settings, slide the right wheel until the

display orientation icon is highlighted

in the middle. Simply touch the line of

the orientation you want to select.

START OR STOP ACCESSORIES

To start or stop an accessory (pump,

blower, light), touch the associated

icon. Icons will become animated when

their accessory is turned on, and anima-

tion will stop when turned off.

Icons on the screen will reflect the

speed or state of the devices running

on your hot tub. When an accessory has

more than two speeds press the button

until it reaches the desired speed.

DISPL AY CONTRAST

To modify the display contrast settings,

slide the right wheel until the display

contrast icon is highlighted in the

middle. Simply touch the line of the

contrast you want to select.

WATER TEMPERATURE

The temperature shown at the bottom

of the screen shows the current water

temperature. Use the Up and Down

icon to set the desired temperature.

The set point will appear in blue. After 3

seconds without any change to the set

temperature value, the current water

temperature will reappear.

When the set value is lower than the

current temperature Cooling to xx.x

will appear below. When the set value

is higher than the current temperature,

Heating to xx.x will be indicated under

the value. Normally there is a short

delay before the heating starts, during

which Heating Suspended is indicated

under the value.

USER INTERFACE  K1000

Direct to function selection wheel:

– water care

– maintenance

– date & time

– keypad

– electrical config

– wifi

– about

List of

featured items

Mode selection wheel:

settings icon

SETTINGS

You can use the Settings mode to manage settings of your hot tub system.

MODIFYING WATER CARE SCHEDULES

WATER CARE

To modify a Water care category, touch

the pen icon at the right end of the

desired water care to open the selected

Water Care menu.

ECONOMY

Touch the Economy tab to change

the economy schedule. You can add

economy schedules by touching the «

+ » symbol . To delete a schedule, touch

the garbage can icon at the right end of

the desired line.

FILTER CYCLES

Touch the Filter cycle tab to change

the filter cycle schedules. You can add

filtration schedules by touching the « +

» symbol . To delete a schedule, touch

the garbage can icon at the right end of

the desired line.

To select the settings mode, slide the left wheel up or down until the settings icon menu is highlighted in the

middle.

In the Settings page you can access the following:

• water care • electrical configuration

• maintenance • wifi

• date & time • about

• keypad

To select an item, slide the right wheel until the desired icon is highlighted in the middle or press on the menu

name.

WATER CARE

The Water care page will help you set up your ideal filtration and heating settings.

Choose, set or modify one of the 5 suggested modes depending on your needs at any given time.

AWAY FROM HOME

In this mode the hot

tub will always be

in economy; the set

point will be reduced

by 20° F.

BEGINNER

The hot tub will

never be in economy

mode and will be

filtering according to

the pack's low level

configuration.

ENERGY SAVINGS

The hot tub will be in

economy mode during

the peak hours of

the day and resume

normal mode on the

weekend.

SUPER ENERGY

The hot tub will always

be in economy mode

during peak hours,

every day of the week.

WEEKENDER

The hot tub will be in

economy mode from

Monday to Friday, and

will run normally on

the weekend.

USER INTERFACE  K1000

MODIFYING WATER CARE SCHEDULES

You can modify the programmed

schedules by selecting one and adjust-

ing the schedule.

You have several possibilities for the

schedule (Mon-Fri, weekend, every day,

or single days). The schedules will be

repeated every week. The time and du-

ration are set in 30 minute increments.

PURGES

Touch the Purge tab to change the

purge settings. You can add purges by

touching the « + » symbol.

To delete a schedule, touch the gar-

bage can icon at the right end of the

desired line.

Once you have set the schedule, use

the calendar icon to go back.

You can modify the programmed

purges by selecting one and adjusting

the schedule.

You have several possibilities for the

schedule (Mon-Fri, weekend, every day,

or single days). The schedules will be

repeated every week. The time and du-

ration are set in 30 minute increments.

Once you have set the purge,

use the calendar icon to go back.

In Economy mode, the set point will be

reduced by 20°F, which means that the

heating system will not be engaged

unless the temperature falls to 20°F below

the hot tub's set temperature.

The filtration schedule shown on the

screen will apply to the main filtration

pump, most likely pump 1. If your hot tub

uses a circulation pump configured to

run 24 hours, the screen will show you the

purge setting instead of filtration. The

purges are pre-programmed for a fixed

number of minutes, therefore the dura-

tion will be set to N/A on the screen, and

only the start time can be modified.

USER INTERFACE  K1000

DATE AND TIME

To modify date and time settings, slide

the right wheel until the date and time

icon is highlighted in the middle.

Simply touch the line of the item you

want to change.

SET DATE

Here you can adjust the year, month

and date. Simply swipe up and down

the column you want to change, and

select the desired value. When done,

touch the calendar icon at the right of

the screen.

SET TIME

Here you can change the hour, minute

and time format. Simply swipe up and

down the column you want to change,

and select the desired value. When

done, touch the calendar icon at the

right of the screen

DATE AND TIME

MAINTENANCE

To modify maintenance settings, slide

the right wheel until the maintenance

icon is highlighted in the middle.

From the Maintenance page you can

access the following:

• Error log

• Reminders

Simply touch the line of the item you

want to change.

ERROR LOG

Errors are archived by the system. Drag

the list Up and Down to move through

the list. Errors are archived chronologi-

cally, from the most recent at the top to

the oldest at the bottom.

The Error log page shows the error

code, the date of the error, and the

time.

Touching the garbage can icon will de-

lete the Error log (with a confirmation).

REMINDERS

Smart Touch keypad will provide

reminders about maintenance required

on your hot tub, like rinsing or cleaning

the filter. Every task has its own dura-

tion, based on normal use.

The reminders menu allows you to

check the time left before maintenance

is required, as well as to reset the time

once a task has been completed.

To reset a task, select it by pressing

the curved arrow, then confirm when

prompted. Once you have confirmed,

the task will be reset.

MAINTENANCE & ERROR LOG

USER INTERFACE  K1000

DISPL AY CONTRAST

Use this page to set or change the

display day or night contrast.

DISPLAY LANGUAGE

Use this page to set or change the

display language.

USER INTERFACE  K1000

KEYPAD SETTING

KEYPAD SETTINGS

To modify keypad settings, slide the

right wheel until the keypad icon is

highlighted in the middle.

Simply touch the line of the item you

want to change.

TEMPERATURE UNITS

Use this page to set or change the

temperature in F˚ or C˚ units.

DISPLAY ORIENTATION

Use this page to set or change the nor-

mal or inverted display orientation.

KEYPAD LOCK/UNLOCK OPTIONAL

When this option is enabled, the user

can partially or completely lock the key-

pad. When the user wants to lock the

keypad he is asked to select a 4-digit

code. The same code will be needed to

unlock the keypad. Next time he wants

to lock the keypad, he will be prompted

again to select a 4-digit code (same

functionality as a Safe in a hotel room).

The keypad can be unlocked with a

universal unlock code (3732) or by a

reset of the keypad.

When Full Lock is selected, all functions

are locked.

In Partial Lock, you may only activate

accessories. Settings may not be

changed in this mode.

WIFI

(This function is available only if an in.touch module is connected to your system.)

WIFI SETTINGS

To modify wifi network settings, slide

the right wheel until the wifi icon is

highlighted in the middle.

WIFI NETWORKS

After a few seconds the available net-

works will appear on the screen, as well

as their signal strength.

Selected network will be identified by a

green check mark.

Swipe Up or Down the list to select your

network.

WIFI NETWORK PASSWORD

If the wifi network is password protect-

ed, enter it when keyboard prompts.

Use Enter key to validate the password.

If no password is required the in.touch

will connect automatically.

USER INTERFACE  K1000

KEYPAD COLOR OPTIONAL

If this option is available (depending on

the hot tub configuration), the keypad

rim color can be changed. 8 pre-de-

fined colors are available. If the in.mix is

installed, the keypad rim color can also

be associated to an in.mix zone.

IN.TOUCH MODULE NOT CON-

NECTED

If the in.touch module of your hot tub

system is not connected, this message

will be displayed.

WIFI

When a in.touch 2 is detected, this

network will appear.

WIFI IN.TOUCH 2

MISCELLANEOUS

This menu gives access to modify the

Warm Weather option and info messag-

es in the media center.

WARM WEATHER

The Warm weather option allows you

to bypass the pack filtration over-tem-

perature feature. When Warm weather

is Off, the filtration over-temperature

is disabled. This feature allows the hot

tub to continue filtering even though

the water temperature is high.

INFO MESSAGES

When pumps are running, they pro-

duce heat that may increase your water

temperature. "Warm Weather" option

gives you the option to bypass the pack

filtration over-temperature feature.

When Warm Weather is "OFF" the filtra-

tion over-temperature is disabled and

your hot tub filtering will continue even

if the water temperature is high.

USER INTERFACE  K1000

ABOUT

This section shows information about

the in.k1000 software number and

the revision numbers of the different

components of your system.

ELECTRICAL CONFIGURATION

Please do not make changes in this

section unless you are a qualified

electrician.

A password will be required. Please

contact a representative in order to

obtain that password.

To change the low-level configuration,

the number of phases and the input

current of your hot tub system, slide

the right wheel until the electrical

configuration icon is highlighted in the

middle.

USER INTERFACE  K1000

Direct to function

selection wheel:

– on/off

– speakers

– source

– bluetooth

Mute / last track / play/pause / next track

Mode

selection wheel:

audio mode

To select the audio mode, slide the left wheel up or down until the audio icon menu is highlighted in the middle.

In the Audio page you can access the following:

• Aquasoul Pro on/off • audio source selector

• speaker calibration • bluetooth pairing

To select an item, slide the right wheel until the desired icon is highlighted in the middle.

AUDIO MODE

(only available if the system detects a connected Aquasoul Pro audio station)

TURN AQUASOUL PRO ON

Slide the right wheel until the power

on/off icon is highlighted in the middle.

Press on the audio icon at the center of

the screen to turn Aquasoul Pro on.

MAIN DISPLAY

Press Play / Pause to start or pause

playback of audio files.

Drag the volume slider to adjust the

volume or tap the mute button to mute

or unmute sound.

Press the last track or next track but-

tons to go to the previous song or skip

to the next.

TURN AQUASOUL PRO OFF

Press on the audio icon in the center of

the screen to turn Aquasoul Pro off.

ON/OFF

USER INTERFACE  K1000

SPEAKER CALIBRATION AUDIO SOURCE SELECTOR BLUETOOTH PAIRING

If you are using a device with Bluetooth

technology, it must be connected for

functions to work.

Slide the right wheel until the blue-

tooth icon is highlighted in the middle.

Then follow the instructions displayed

on the screen.

If a device with Bluetooth technology

is connected to Aquasoul Pro, you

can disconnect it by pressing the

Disconnect button at the bottom of

the screen.

Doing so will also prevent Aquasoul

Pro from automatically reconnecting

to this specific device until it has been

reconnected using the device itself.

TO CALIBRATE YOUR SPEAKERS

Slide the right wheel until the speaker

calibration icon is highlighted in the

middle.

You can calibrate:

• balance

• fade

• subwoofer

Use the sliders to calibrate the speakers

at the desired level.

The fade and subwoofer sliders will

only appear on the screen if the cor-

responding speakers are installed on

Aquasoul Pro.

TO SELECT AN AUDIO SOURCE

Slide the right wheel until the source

icon is highlighted in the middle.

In the menu list, the following sources

are available:

• Bluetooth

• FM

• USB

• Aux. 1

Simply select the desired one to use.

Note that only the sources installed on

Aquasoul Pro will be displayed in the

source menu.

Please note that the Play/Pause and

Change Track functions apply to

devices using Bluetooth technology

and USB, and will not work when AUX is

selected as the source.

Please refer to the Aquasoul Pro

connexions section to learn how to

connect your Bluetooth device.

USER INTERFACE  K1000

TOO MUCH WATER ON

DISPLAY

WIPE SCREEN

This message appears when too much

water is detected on the touch screen.

Simply wipe away excess water.

Error messages on the screen list and definitions:

http://geckokeypads.com/k1000errormessages

INSTALLATION ERROR MESSAGES

Upon connecting Smart Touch to your hot tub system you may see one of two error

messages.

Please follow the instructions in the message or contact your dealer for more

information.

USER INTERFACE  K1000

SMART WINTER MODE SWM

There is a thermometer sensor in the control unit that mea-

sures the temperature of the machinery. It monitors how cold

it is outside the cover - including the insulation - and turns

on the motors from time to time to direct hot water into the

machinery to avoid freezing.

The SWM (Smart Winter Mode) will not turn on if the sensor measures above 21C.

However, if it falls below that, it will turn on for 24 hours.

– if it measures 20-16 degrees, it will run the motors for 1 minute every 2 hours.

– if it measures 15-13 degrees, it will run the motors for 1 minute every hour.

– if it measures 12-11 degrees, it will run the motors for 1 minute every 30 minutes.

– if it measures 10 degrees (or less), it will run the motors for 1 minute every 15 minutes.

This is a safety function which cannot be turned off!

WARM WEATHER FUNCTION

During the filtration cycle, the kinetic heat generated by

the circulating motors is transferred to the pool water, so

the pool water temperature can possibly rise above the set

temperature on the control panel. The control unit continu-

ously monitors the water temperature during the filtration

cycle and if it rises above the set temperature by more than 3

degrees celsius, it automatically shortens the duration of the

filtration period so the water does not overheat.

Besides continuously measuring the water temperature, it

automatically changes the duration of the filtration period,

but filters for at least 4 hours if the spa is equipped with a

circulating motor, or for at least 2 hours if the water is filtered

by the massage motor.

This function can only be turned off on whirlpools equipped

with a colour touch screen.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  MY MUSIC

MY MUSIC

NO EXTERNAL CONTROL UNIT

1. Listening to music via Bluetooth

1.1 Pairing Bluetooth devices

1. Turn on the Bluetooth device

2. Select ProwBT/MyMusic from the available devices

and pair it (no password needed). Only one Bluetooth

device can be paired with the Bluetooth Media Player

at a time.

1.2 Listening to music via Bluetooth device

1. The Bluetooth mode is activated as soon as it is paired

with a Bluetooth device.

2. Play music on the device and the Bluetooth Media

Player will provide the sounds.

3. Press the PLAY/PAUSE buttons to play or pause the

music.

4. Press the FAST REWIND/FORWARD buttons to play

the previous/next track.

5. The songs/tracks and volume can be set directly on

your Bluetooth device or with a remote control.

We would like to inform you that the new 2.0 speakers require

a PIN for connection. The PIN number is: 2288

FILTRATION AND OZONE

In a system without circulation engines the low setting of

the massage engine and the ozone generator will switch on

during filtration. In a circulation type system ozone starts in a

system with circulation engine.

The system is factory programmed for an evening filtration

cycle since energy prices might be lower in the evening

(assuming that the time of day is properly set). The filtration

time and duration are programmable.

A second filtration cycle can be freely entered.

At the start of every filtration cycle the jets and engine start

to clean the pipes and ensure proper water quality.

UVC WATER TREATMENT

WARNING: THE GERMICIDAL ULTRAVIOLET RAYS

ARE HARMFUL TO THE EYES, SKIN.

INTEGRATION:

1. Install the sterilization equipment at an easy to reach well

lit place for effortless observation and maintenance.

2. Lock the clamp on the frame.

3. Insert the chamber with the help of the clamps.

4. Connect to the water supply.

5. Insert the quartz sleeve, sealing ring, lamp.

IMPORTANT: DO NOT TOUCH THE QUARTZ SLEEVE

OR THE SIDES OF THE LAMP, ONLY HOLD IT BY THE

TWO ENDS.

The ultraviolet lamp and the quartz can easily be damaged.

Take care when removing or changing the lamp or the quartz

sleeve.

a. Take off the nut. (2).

b. Carefully slide the quartz sleeve (6) from one end of the

chamber to the other.

c. Slide the sealing ring (5) onto the free end points of the

quartz sleeve.

d. Squeeze the aluminum nut on by hand (2).

e. Slide the lamp (4) into the quartz sleeve.

f. Connect the lamp to the casing.

g. Screw the nut to the chamber, then screw on the water

resistant lid (1) to the nut (2).

h. Open the tap and check if the device is leaking. Repair as

necessary.

I. Plug the device into the electric supply. Use a socket

equipped with a fault circuit interrupter (GFCI).

Malfunction of the UVC water sanitizer is indicated by the LED

logo flashing in red. In this case, replacement of the fluores-

cent tube is necessary.

CHANGING THE LAMP AND SERVICING THE UV

SYSTEM

Important: Do not touch the quartz sleeve or the sides of the

lamp, only hold it by the ends.

1. Unplug the power plug.

2. Shut down and drain the water from the device to lessen

pressure.

3. Take off the PVC lid (1) and unscrew the aluminum nut (2).

4. Carefully pull out the lamp (4) to approximately 5cm from

the chamber (7).

5. Holding the lamp by the end carefully remove the lamp

casing (3) on the free end.

6. Carefully take the lamp out of the chamber.

7. Carefully take off the sealing ring (5) from the end of the

quartz sleeve.

8. Carefully take off the quartz sleeve.

9. To reinstall follow instructions 1 to 8 in reversed order

MAINTENANCE SUGGESTION:

In order for the sterilizer to work properly and with maximal

efficiency the user should perform the following mainte-

nance tasks.

1. Cleaning, changing the quartz sleeve:

a) The quartz sleeve is to be cleaned with a glass cleaner

solution every 6-12 months.

b) The quartz sleeve is to be changed every 24 months.

2. Changing the UV lamp is recommended after 8-9000 op-

erating hours (about 12 months of continuous operation).

3. To acquire interchangeable parts contact our headquar-

ters or the local representatives of our company.

1- Water resistant lid

2- Aluminum nut

3- Lamp casing, wire outlet

4- Germicidal ultraviolet lamp

5- Rubber sealing ring

6- Quartz sleeve

7- Chamber

8- Pawl

9- Transformer

OZONE DISINFECTION

CONTAMINATED WATER

FILTERED

WATER

WARM WATER

WARM

WATER

CLEAN

WATER

OZONE GENERATORTOR

OZONE INJECTOR

CIRCULA

TION PUMP

OZONE MIXER

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  UVC / OZONE

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

The Home Transmitter unit must be installed inside the

house near the router as it needs to be connected to

it. The Home Transmitter is provided with an Ethernet

cable and a power supply. If required, a longer cable of

good quality can be used by the installer (longer cable

not provided) to install the Home Transmitter closer to

the hot tub within the home.

The only requirement for installation location is that

household .current be available to power the Home

Transmitter using the provided wall transformer.

The Home Transmitter can be fixed in the house to opti-

mize the signal strength. We recommend that you install

the unit with a #8 pan head screw.

Here are some suggestions for a successful installation:

• If possible, install device on the first floor of your

house.

• If installing in a basement, place at highest level pos-

sible and closest to a window.

• Try to install as far as possible from materials that

may interfer with signal (ie. metal structures, thick

cement walls).

• Install as far as possible from router as the signal

emitted by the antenna may interfere with RF signal.

HOME TRANSMITTER EN MODULE INSTALLATION

Simply connect Ethernet cable into the RJ45 port of the

Home Transmitter and in one of the available LAN ports

on the router.

Finally, to power up the Home Transmitter, connect

the provided transformer to a 120V (North American

model) or 220V (European model) household supply and

connect the USB cable between the transformer and the

Home Transmitter.

Micro usb power

RJ45 Ethernet

connection

Ethernet cable LAN port, router

CONNECTION OF THE HOME TRANSMITTER EN MODULE

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

PAIRING THE HOT TUB TRANSMITTER CO MODULE

AND THE HOME TRANSMITTER EN MODULE

The pairing process is used when you need to replace one module of the in.touch 2 kit. Otherwise, the in.touch 2

arrives pre-paired from the factory.

1. Power up the Home Transmitter

2. Press on the pairing button with a paper clip or some

similar tool. When the pairing mode is active the status

LED flashes YELLOW in a rapid pattern. The Home

Transmitter is then in pairing mode and will remain in

this mode until it pairs with an Hot tub Transmitter, or

until it is reset (power cycled).

3. Shut off the hot tub’s breaker (thus turning off the Hot

tub Transmitter), wait a few seconds, and then flip the

breaker back on. Within a few seconds, the pairing

operation should complete and the Home Transmitter

status LED will no longer be YELLOW.

Note: in.touch 2 modules can be paired as often as necessary, but can only be paired with a single counterpart mod-

ule at a time. Once paired, the modules store this information permanently until the next pairing operation. Pairing

information is stored in non-volatile memory, so pairing is not required after a power failure. Only a Home Transmitter

can initiate a pairing, so it is important that the pairing begin with putting the Home transmitter module in pairing

mode.

If several hot tubs are powered up at the same time with a Home Transmitter in pairing mode (for instance, in a dealer

showroom), only the 1st hot tub to successfully connect to the Home Module will pair. As this can be random, it is

recommended that only 1 hot tub be powered up at a time during the pairing process.

pairing button

status LED

Main electrical box GFCI panel

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

LED

Each in.touch 2 module has a status LED that can be used for troubleshooting purposes. The LED is located on the top

of both enclosures.

Home Transmitter

Pairing mode

Yellow (Blinking)

Router not detected Red

Router detected Green

in.touch 2 server detected

Module is fully functional Blue

Hot tub Transmitter

Pairing mode

Yellow (Blinking)

Hot tub controller not detected

Red

in.touch 2 server detected

Module is fully functional Blue

* When the LED status is blinking (blue, green or red) this

indicates that the communication between the EN module

and the CO module it not established.

status

LED

status

LED

DOWNLOAD APPLICATION

ON YOUR HOME NETWORK

It is possible to access your hot tub with the in.touch 2 app through your home network. To be able to see your

in.touch 2 in the application you need to connect your device to the same router (Wi-Fi network) than the one used

to connect your Home Transmitter

Go to the Wi-Fi settings section of your mobile device and choose the same network that your hot tub is connected to

(i.e. Home). Once you’ve selected it, wait until your device confirms the connection.

ON THE INTERNET

The in.touch 2 allows you to use the Internet to control your hot tub from anywhere in the world. In order for them to

communicate, both the in.touch 2 module and your device must be connected to a network that allows access to the

Internet.

Once your Home Transmitter is connected to the Internet (the LED status is blue), you can use your in.touch 2 app any

time your device is also connected to the Internet (wireless or cellular network), even if you are away from home.

To have access to your hot tub away from home, you will need to have previously linked your mobile device to your

hot tub on your home network.

USE THIS APP

Internet EN Module CO Module

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

The in.touch app allows you to control your spa using your home network or an

Internet connection anywhere in the world. The Wellis Spa Control (in.touch 2)

app is waiting for you in the App Store for iOS devices and on Google Play for

Android — search for «Wellis Spa Control» then click on it to install.

SETUP YOUR WIFI ON YOUR DEVICE

Before using your application, go to the Wi-Fi section

of your device’s settings. Make sure you are connected

to your home network. This needs to be the same Wi-Fi

provided by the router to which you connected your

Home Transmitter.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

START THE IN.TOUCH 2 APPLICATION

Find the icon for the in.touch 2 application, then tap on

it to open it.

The first time you use the application a message will ask you: “in.touch 2”

Would like to send you notifications. If you choose Allow, the application will

send you notifications about the status of your hot tub. If you choose Don’t

Allow, the application will not send you notifications.

If you change your mind later concerning notifications, you may add or

remove notifications for the in.touch 2 application.

On iOS, go in your settings menu and choose in.touch 2. Select the notifica-

tions menu, you can turn notifications on or off from this page.

On Android, go to your settings menu and then into the notifications menu.

Select the in.touch 2 app, from this page you may turn notifications on or off.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

NEW ACCOUNT CREATION

Before using your application, you must create an account first and then,

you’ll be able to sign in. Your account will give you the opportunity to have

access to your hot tub from any in.touch 2 application.

When you choose to create a new account, you agree at the same time

our Terms of Service and our Privacy Policy. You can read them at any time

through this link:

https://geckointouch.com/legal

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

CHOOSE A SPA

This page displays all the hot tubs detected by your application.

To detect your hot tub, you need to connect your mobile device to the

same network to which you connected your Home Transmitter.

Once you have done a connection with the hot tub its name will be saved on

this page to allow you to connect to this hot tub from anywhere.

To add a hot tub later on, go to p. 26 of this techbook for instructions. The RF

signal strength (communication between the two in.touch 2 transmitters) is

illustrated on the Select a spa page. There are 5 possibile states:

• Signal superior to 80%

• Signal between 80% and 51%

• Signal between 50% and 31%

• Signal below 30%

• The Hot tub Transmitter is not available

HOME PAGE

The main screen gives you access to your accessories, water temperature, water care and settings.

Hot tub name

Accessories control

line

Water Care

Reminders menu

Indicates current hot tub water temperature. Color

varies according to most important active state. Touch

to change set point

Message center that indicates status of your hot tub:

heating, filtration, error... if you click on the message

center you will access the Spa state page

Settings menu

Account setting

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

SPA STATE

This page displays all the active states of your hot tub. Below is a quick

description of each state you may encounter on your hot tub. Each state

is associated to a priority and color that determines the color of the

widget on the home page.

Indicates that there is an error on your hot tub.

Indicates that there is presently an active user demand on your hot tub

(ie. pump, blower or light is on).

Indicates that your hot tub is now heating to your set point.

Indicates that your hot tub is now in a filtering cycle.

Indicates that your hot tub is now in economy mode.

Indicates that your hot tub is running normally (there is no user de-

mand, heating, no filtration or economy active).

The widget on the home page displays a single color at a time. The color dis-

played is decided by priority of state. The established priority is as listed above.

CHANGE TEMPERATURE

Touch the centered widget to reveal the temperature control bar.

Use the slider on the control bar to change your hot tub’s temperature* set

point.

* If you are in economy mode your hot tub temperature will be 20°F below your

set point.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

TURN ON/OFF ACCESSORIES

TURN ON/OFF THE LIGHTS

According to your hot tub pack configuration, you can start or stop

an accessory by simply touching the associated icon. The icon will

become animated when the accessory is on. Simply press on the

icon to start or stop the accessory.

If your accessory has more than one speed, press the button until

the desired speed is reached.

The icon designs are customized according to your hot tub pack

configuration:

Pump

Waterfall

Blower

To control your hot tub lights, simply press the button to

turn it on or off

Accessories

Light

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

CONTROL YOUR IN.MIX 300

This menu is only available if an in.mix 300 is detected

in your hot tub accessories

To turn on or off the in.mix 300, you can use, if you

want, the light icon on your home page. To go to

your in.mix 300 page, simply swap to the left.

Turn on/off in.mix 300

Swap to in.mix 300

The in.mix 300 page allows you to

customize your color zones in or

around your hot tub.

The light bulb icons allow you to turn

on and off your in.mix 300.

To select a zone, click on the wanted

one in the “zone selection” stripe. To

change the color, use the color wheel

to choose the one you want. On the

left side, the intensity slider allows

you to modify the brightness of your

lights. Use the rainbow icon to get

color gradation.

The synchronization / desynchroniza-

tion icon gives you the possibility to

match the color of the selected zone

with the other zones

Intensity

Off

Zone selection

Color wheel

Rainbow icon

Synchronization/

desynchronization

icon

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

WATER CARE

The Water Care page will help you set up your ideal filtration and heating set-

tings. Choose between Away from Home, Beginner, Energy Savings,

Super Energy and Weekender, depending on your need. Touch the Water Care

name you would like to activate, a green checkmark will appear on the icon,

indicating you have selected it.

By default, each Water Care mode has pre-configured schedules of economy

and filtration.To modify Water Care options, touch the pencil icon at the right

end of the desired Water Care to open its menu.

Below you have a short description of each Water Care at default state:

Away From Home:

In this mode the hot tub will always be in economy; the

set point will be reduced by 20° F.

Beginner / Standard:

The hot tub will never be in economy mode and

will be filtering according to the pack’s low level

configuration.

Energy Savings:

The hot tub will be in economy mode during the peak

hours of the day and resume normal mode on the

weekend.

Super Energy Savings:

The hot tub will always be in economy mode during

peak hours, every day of the week.

Weekender:

The hot tub will be in economy mode from Monday to

Friday, and will run normally on the weekend.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

REMINDERS

Reminders page will help you to make a follow-up of your maintenance.

The in.touch 2 will remember you to perform required maintenance tasks on

your hot tub, such as rinse filter or clean filter. Each task has its own reminder

duration based on normal use. The owner can reset his reminders after the

hot tub maintenance.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

MODIFYING SCHEDULES

In this menu it is possible to add, remove or edit schedules of economy or filtration.

To have access to this menu, simply touch the tabs:

Water Care menu - the little pen at the right of the wanted water care

Touch the Economy tab to modify the economy schedules and Filter cycle tab for the filtration schedules. You can add

economy or filtration schedules by touching the « + » symbol.

To delete a schedule, touch the garbage can icon at the right end of the desired line.

You can modify the programmed schedules by selecting one and adjusting the schedule.

You have several possibilities for the schedule (Mon-Fri, weekend, every day, or single days). The schedules will be

repeated weekly. The time and duration are set in 30 minute increments. Once you have set the schedule, use the

arrow at the top of the page to go back. Ensure that you have selected the desired Water Care mode in the main Water

Care menu.

When an economy schedule is active, the set point will be reduced by 20°F, which means that the heating system will

not be engaged unless the temperature falls to 20°F below the hot tub’s set temperature.

The filtration schedule is applied to the main filtration pump, most likely pump 1. If your hot tub uses a circulation

pump configured to run 24 hours, the screen will show purge schedules instead of filtration. The purges are pre-

programmed for a fixed number of minutes, therefore the duration will be set to N/A on the screen and only the start

time can be modified.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

SPA SETTINGS

In the Settings page you can access the following:

in.touch network

Temperature units

Change spa name

Technical info

To select an item, tap on the arrow next to it. It will open the selected

menu.

IN.TOUCH NETWORK

The in.touch network menu allows

you to have access to information

concerning the RF connection

parameters between the Home

Transmitter and the Hot tub

Transmitter. This menu gives you

acces to:

Channel

Signal strength

Reset channel (resets channel to ...

default)

To change channels, press on the

Channel line.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

CHANGE CHANNEL

The Change channel page allows you to change the chan-

nel used by the two in.touch 2 modules.

In some cases, this can help you to have a stronger signal.

You can have access to this page by touching the fol-

lowing tabs: Spa settings (at the bottom right) - in.touch

network - channel

TEMPERATURE UNITS

This menu lets you change the units used to

display temperature.

You can have access to this page by touching the

following tabs: Spa settings (at the bottom right) -

temperature units.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

TECHNICAL INFO

NAME

This section allows you to edit the name of the hot tub.

You can have access to this page by touching the follow-

ing tabs: Spa settings (at the bottom right) - Change hot

tub name

This section shows information about the in.touch 2 soft-

ware number and the revision numbers of the different

components of your system.

You can have access to this page by touching the follow-

ing tabs: Spa settings (at the bottom right) - Technical info

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

SETTINGS

In the Settings page you can access the following:

Add a hot tub from local network

Account

Tutorial

*Legal

**Patents

To select an item, tap on the arrow next to it. It will open the selected menu.

*The button Legal will bring you to this web site :

https://geckointouch.com/legal

**The button Patents will bring you to this web site:

http://geckoportal.com/corpo/#patents

ADD A SPA

This page displays all the hot tubs detected by your application.

To detect your hot tub, you need to connect your mobile device to the

same network to which you connected your Home Transmitter.

Once you have done a connection with the hot tub its name will be saved on

this page to allow you to connect to this hot tub from anywhere.

You can have access to this page by touching the following tabs: Settings (up

right corner) - Add a spa

The RF signal strength (communication between the two in.touch 2 transmit-

ters) is illustrated on the Select a hot tub page. There are 5 possibile states:

• Signal superior to 80%

• Signal between 80% and 51%

• Signal between 50% and 31%

• Signal below 30%

• The Hot tub Transmitter is not available

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

TUTORIAL

ACCOUNT

This section gives you access to your account information.

You can have access to this page by touching the following tabs: Settings (up

right corner) - account

This section gives you a quick over-

view of your in.touch 2 application’s

functions.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

TECHNICAL SUPPORT INVITATION

When you receive an invitation for Technical Support, a red circle will be

displayed next to the “setting” logo (top right corner).

AUTHORIZING AN INVITATION

All the invitations you may receive are

under the dealers tab in the “settings”

menu.

To choose an invitation, simply click

on it. You will then see a window

authorization to confirm with the

dealer’s information.

You can also decline the invitation at

any time if you want to.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

DEALER PAGE

Once you’ve had a dealer on your in.touch 2 app, you can, at all times, have

access to his information.

If you don’t want your dealer to have access to your hot tub anymore, simply

swap to the left the “Allow access to your spa” button at bottom of the page.

Both in.touch 2 modules have a status LED to help diagnose problems, if any occur.

TROUBLESHOOTING

There are 2 different modules in the in.touch 2 kit: The Home Transmitter (EN Module) and the Hot tub Transmitter (CO

Module). They communicate together via an RF link. The Home Transmitter is responsible for the Ethernet communi-

cations and the Hot tub Transmitter is responsible for the hot tub communications.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

Rapidly flashing YELLOW color:

The Home Transmitter is in pairing mode when this color

is shown (the pairing switch was pressed). Until a pairing

successfully completes, the application cannot connect

to the hot tub. To complete the pairing, you must turn

off the hot tub (using its breaker), wait a few seconds

and then flip back the breaker to on. The pairing will

then occur within a few seconds. If not, then the Hot tub

Transmitter is either incorrectly connected, out of range,

or defective.

If the in.touch 2 modules were previously paired and the

pairing switch is accidently pressed, simply unplug the

Home Transmitter USB power cord and re-plug it (thereby

resetting the Home Transmitter). The modules should

then normally reconnect together.

Once out of pairing mode, the Home Transmitter will

display another color.

For each of the following colors, the information applies

whether the LED is blinking or not. If the LED is blinking,

please also refer to the Blinking LED section below.

RED color:

Reason?

The Home Transmitter is not detecting a router. Until this

is resolved, the application cannot connect to the hot

tub.

What to do?

Make sure the router is powered and working correctly

(i.e. test it using another computer or device connected to

the same LAN port you intend to use).

Make sure the Ethernet cable is correctly connected

at each end (LAN port on router end, and the Home

Transmitter.)

If the problem still occurs, try connecting with another

cable. If a computer (or other device) works fine on the

LAN port, and the cable is fine, then the Home transmitter

is likely defective.

GREEN color:

Reason?

The Home Transmitter is connected to a router (an IP

address was assigned), but the in.touch 2 server is not

reachable.

What to do?

This is very likely a router configuration issue, so refer to

your router’s User Manual.

It may be due to Port 10022 being closed. Normally, this

port is open by default in commercial routers, but differ-

ent routers may have different behaviors.

If Port 10022 is confirmed as open, then some other inter-

nal configuration is preventing the router from accessing

Internet. In this case, the application will still have access

to the hot tub if connected to the same network.

The server may also simply be temporarily “offline” for

servicing/maintenance, so try again later. The application

can still connect with the hot tub, but only from within

the same network.

If the application can connect to a local hot tub, the

problem is likely the Internet connection (WAN), a router

mis- configuration, or your Internet Service Provider (ISP)

has issues with its network connection.

BLUE color :

Reason?

This is the normal state of the Home Transmitter LED.

It has a full Internet connection, with access to the

in.touch 2 server. As long as your device and application

have access to the Internet (either via Wi-Fi or cellular data

such as 3G, 4G, or LTE), then you’re good to go!

What to do?

Enjoy your hot tub!

HOME TRANSMITTER EN MODULE LED STATUS

This module’s LED can show various status conditions, as indicated below.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

Rapidly flashing YELLOW color:

The Hot tub Transmitter is in pairing mode when this

color is shown. This normally briefly occurs automatically

during power-up of the hot tub (i.e. right after the breaker

is flipped on). This could also occur if the Hot tub Trans-

mitter was never paired (which is very unlikely, as they are

shipped paired from factory). Refer to the pairing section

if your unit has not been paired, so you may complete the

process.

BLUE color:

Reason?

This is the normal state of the Hot tub Transmitter LED. If

the Hot tub Transmitter also shows solid blue, you are all

set! If this LED is blinking, refer to the Blinking LED section

below.

What to do?

Enjoy your hot tub!

Blinking LED:

On both modules, if the LED is blinking about once

per second, it means that the RF link is not established

between them (i.e. each in.touch 2 module cannot com-

municate with its counterpart). This can occur for several

reasons.

Review the following and perform the tests in the order

given below.

Unpaired:

As the modules are shipped paired from the factory, this

is not a likely cause, but it is the easiest test to perform in

the field. Simply attempt to pair them again. Please refer

to the Pairing section for instructions on pairing.

Modules out of range:

If the pairing test above does not resolve the problem,

then the modules may be too far from each other for an

effective RF link. To test this, simply connect the Home

Transmitter outside, close to the hot tub (via an extension

cord for power).

A router connection is not needed for this test. If the

module LEDs no longer blink, an RF link was established

which confirms the hypothesis that the modules were too

far apart. Getting the modules closer together somehow

is the only solution.

If moving the modules closer together does not stop the

LEDs from blinking, attempt to pair them again. If this

pairing fails even though the RF modules are near each

other, then one or both of the modules are defective,

replace them.

HOT TUB TRANSMITTER CO MODULE LED STATUS

This module’s LED can show various status conditions, as shown below.

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES  IN.TOUCH 2

FILTER CARTRIDGE REMOVAL AND CLEANING

Cleaning mechanical contaminations via continuous water

circulation and chemical mixture is a basic requirement for

proper cleaning of the hot tub water. Every hot tub has an

engine designed for this purpose. The circulation engine

circulates the water through the filter(s). The filter protects

against contamination floating in the water.

Cleaning of the filter cartridges is recommended weekly.

Soaking the filter cartridges in water mixed with chlorine or

antialgae agents for 24 hours is recommended monthly.

Changing the filter cartridges is necessary every 3 months.

SURFACE MAINTENANCE

Wipe the surface with a wet cloth. Always use a neutral

cleaning product and a soft wiping cloth. Never scratch the

acrylic surface with an abrasive tool, blade, or knife, because

it may cause damage. Never use nail polish remover, acetone,

or paint stripper when cleaning the surface because it may

cause damage.

Maintenace manual for the control panel of the hot tub:

• Do not damage the control panel with anything hard. If

possible,

• Avoid exposing the control panel to direct sunlight.

• When not using the hot tub, always use a hot tub cover.

WINTERIZATION

Remember to correctly maintain the hot tub if you are not

using it in the winter. If you are not using your hot tub during

the winter months and want to put it out of service properly,

call one of our qualified professionals to winterize your hot

tub at a prearranged date and time.

The winterization encompasses the following:

• Drainage of used water

• Cleaning of the inner surface of the hot tub

• Dewatering of pipe and jet system

• Dewatering and disconnecting the engine’s interface

• Delivery - reception

If the hot tub is not winterized properly, the system can retain

water that can easily freeze during the winter months. This

can cause heavy irreparable damage to the pipes and the

engine. This will void the warranty.

Maintenance of the out-of-service hot tub:

When you are not using the hot tub, use the thermo cover

and fasten it with the buckles.Do not forget! If the hot tub is

filled with water and you are not using it, lift the cover at least

once a week to ensure proper ventilation. The thermo cover is

multipurpose. Most importantly it decreases the heating time

of the water to operational temperature and decreases the

energy needed to maintain water temperature, decreasing

the operational costs.

Using the cover you can avoid leaves, rain, snow, or other

contamination entering the hot tub water, effectively sealing

it off from environmental effects.

Fastening the cover with buckles prevents young children

from using it without parental supervision.

CLEAN THE FILTER CARTRIDGES WEEKLY AS FOL-

LOWS:

WARNING!

Changing the filter cartridges is recommended every 3 months!

Operating the hot tub without a filter cartridge is PROHIBITED

1. Remove the lid of the filter.

2. Take out the filter cartridge.

3. Clean contamination from the cartridge with water.

4. Soak the cartridge in lukewarm water mixed with chlorine

or antialgae agents for 1-2 hours, then rinse it.

Never use an alkaline detergent or a high-pressure cleaner to

clean the filter!

DRAINING THE WATER

You can drain the water via the drain outlet in accordance with

environmental standards.

1. You´ll need a hose a wet and dry vacuum cleaner and a

bottle of wellis crystal spa cleaner fluid.

2. Pour the cleaner fluid into the water one day before drain-

ing and run the open jets at maximum performance for 20

to 25 minutes. The cleaner will remove any lime scalce and

dirt from the spa and its pipe work.

3. Before draining the spa remove the filters, this is a good

time for cleaning or replacing them.

4. You don´t need a pump for draining the water pull out the

draining valve to the limit.

5. Remove the cap and attach the hose.

6. Push back the valve halfway then rotate and secure it in

this position, this will start the flow of water. We recom-

mend rinsing the tub while it drains

7. When the tub is empty remove the hose and close the

valve.

8. Use a wet and dry vacuum to clean up any remaining

water from the spa and the jet nozzles.

MAINTENANCE

W2000

WIRING DIAGRAM  W2000

ELECTRICAL WIRING: ALL MODELS

ELECTRICAL WIRING

Bonding lugs

Main power entry

Main electrical box GFCI panel

Main power entry

To complete the electrical connections of the in.yj control

system you will need a Phillips screwdriver and a flat-head

screwdriver.

Remove the screws from the system control lid and remove it.

Remove 5 1/2" (142 mm) of cable insulation.

Strip away 1/2" (15 mm) of insulation from each wire.

Pull the cable through the cutout of the box and secure it

with a 3/4" NPT strain relief* (hole diameter 1.09" {27.6 mm}).

Ensure that the NPT strain relief clamps around the outer

sheath of the cable.

* For CE/AUS/NZ use an IEC certified plastic bushing that will

maintain the IPX5 rating.

WARNING!

Disconnect power before starting electrical work.

Wiring must be completed by a qualified electrician

and must be done in accordance with the local

electrical code.

Do not use a wire gauge bigger than 8 AWG.

WARNING!

For units for use in other than single-family dwellings, a

clearly labeled emergency switch shall be provided as

part of the installation. The switch shall be readily acces-

sible to the occupants and shall be installed at least 5'

(1.52 m) away, adjacent to, and within sight of the unit.

-----

This product must always be connected to a circuit

protected by a ground fault interrupter.

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Proper wiring of the electrical service box, GFCI and

in.yj terminal block is essential!

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Check your electrical code for local regulations. Only

copper wire should be used, never aluminum.

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Disposal of the product

The appliance (or the product) must be disposed

of separately in accordance with the local waste

disposal legislation in force.

WIRING DIAGRAM  W2000

ELECTRICAL WIRING: NORTH AMERICAN MODEL

Refer to wiring diagram in the enclosure box lid for more information.

ELECTRICAL WIRING

120 V (3 WIRES)

DO NOT REMOVE THE BROWN WIRE. Insert each wire into

the appropriate socket of the main entry terminal block

according to the color code indicated on the sticker. Use a flat

screwdriver to tighten the screws on the terminal.

After making sure wires are securley connected, push them back into the box and replace the cover. Do not over tighten cover

screws (torque to 8 in.lb max {0.9 N.m.}). Connect the bonding conductor to the bonding lug on the side of the hot tub pack (a

grounded electrode conductor should be used to connect the equipment grounding conductors).

240 V (4 WIRES)

Remove the brown wire and insert each wire into the appro-

priate socket of the main entry terminal block according to

the color code indicated on the sticker. Use a flat screwdriver

to tighten the screws on the terminal.

W3000 & W5000

WIRING DIAGRAM  W3000 & W5000

Connections for 120 V

heaters (1 kW)

BROWN wire must be

correctly connected

between P12 and P10.

For early North American

version installations the

YELLOW wire must be

between P25 and P20.

The ORANGE wire must be

between P24 and P16.

Connections for 240 V

heaters (North American

installations only).

BROWN wire must be

correctly connected

between P12 and P9.

Note: To convert model to

a 120 V system, the white

(common) accessory wire

must be moved. See wiring

diagram for details.

CONNECTIONS

WIRING DIAGRAM  W3000 & W5000

WIRING DIAGRAM  W8000

CONNECTIONS

WIRING DIAGRAM  W8000

Connections for 240 V

heaters (North American

installations only)

BROWN wire must be

correctly connected

between P12 and P9.

For early North American

version installations the

YELLOW wire must be

between P25 and P20. the

ORANGE wire must be

between P24 and P16.

Connections for 120 V

heaters (1 kW)

BROWN wire must be

correctly connected

between P12 and P10.

Note: To convert model to

a 120 V system, the white

(common) accessory wire

must be moved. See wiring

diagram for details.

The values displayed by the

system correspond to 80%

of the maximum amperage

capacity of the GFCI.

Use the Up or Down keys to

choose the desired value.

The value can typically be

modified from 10 to 48 A.

Press on the Prog. key to set

the breaker rating.

The tables below indicate the typical value of b for different

GFCI/RCD ratings.

Choose the one that corresponds to your breaker.

Note: Every OEM has its own pre-established configurations.

It is important to specify

the current rating of the

GFCI/RCD used to ensure a

safe and efficient current

management (and reduce

nuissance GFCI/RCD trip-

pings).

Press and hold the Prog.

button until you access the

breaker setting menu. (the

programming menu will

appear first). If your control

system is equipped with the

phase configuration menu,

it will appear before the

breaker setting menu.

Note: if the keypad does not

have the Prog. Key, use the

Light key.

For color display keypad go in

setting menu.

Choose the number of

phases supplying your hot

tub (1 to 3). Use the Up or

Down keys to select the

number of phases and press

on the Prog. key to confirm

your selection.

W3000, W5000

GFCI/RCD b

60A 48A

50A 40A

40A 32A

30A 24A

20A 16A

POWER UP AND BREAKER SETTING

BREAKER SETTING

* Only available on in.yj-3.

Lamp test

All segments and LEDs

light up.

Software revision Low-level selected

Low-level selected from the

low-level menu.

Software number

8.8.8

DISPLAY SEQUENCE AT START UP (EVERY PARAMETER IS DISPLAYED FOR 2 SECONDS)

IMPORTANT Please read the following before starting the

device.

Verify that all accessories are linked to the ground lug and

connected to the to the control system.

A minimum flow of 68 LPM (18 GPM) is required. Make sure

that all valves are open in the hot tub plumbing and that

the water flow is sufficient between the main pump and

the water heater.

Turn on the breaker.

IN.FLO DRY-FIRE PROTECTION

At start up, the in.flo’s detector verifies the water flow accord-

ing to the following sequence:

The Pump 1 or the circulation pump runs for a period of 2 to

5 minutes.

The display will show “- - -“ during the flow verification. After

this time, the system confirms if flow is adequate or not.

If the flow is sufficient, the temperature of the water is

displayed on the keypad screen. When the water has reached

the consigned temperature plus 0.45°C (0.8°F), the water

heater turns off.

POWER UP AND BREAKER SETTING

BREAKER SETTING

QUESTIONS CONCERNING CLEANING, WATER

TREATMENT, AND MAINTENANCE

What should I do if the filter of the hot tub is polluted?

Clean the filter every week or two weeks with a jet of water.

Periodically, depending on usage, soak the filter in water

mixed with an antialgae agent for 1-2 hours, then rinse it.

Should I shower before using the hot tub?

Yes, thoroughly.

Should the side cover of the hot tub be treated?

The side cover is made from weather resistant plastic. It does

not require treatment or maintenance (except if it is a cedar

cover).

How often should the water be changed if my hot tub has

the in.clear water maintenance system? Does it maintain

water quality?

With the cutting-edge automated brominating in.clear

system water only has to be changed approximately once

every 6 months. This can be even longer if the hot tub is

not used daily. Adding water and Trublu (sodium bromide)

may be necessary if the water level decreases because of

splashing or evaporation. Optional UV-C antibacterial agents,

disinfectant, and a sterilization system are available for our

hot tubs. These guarantee fresh and pure water using 30-50%

fewer chemicals.

What kind of water treatment do you recommend in case

of communal use?

In case of communal use we recommend the optional

sand filtration device that comes in place of the standard

antibacterial filter. In case of heavy usage we recommend the

automated monitoring-, regulating-, and chemical dispenser

device.

I cannot stop the heavy foaming. Before using the hot

tub we shower without using soap and I use the neces-

sary chemicals. Did I use too little?

As descriped in the user guide of the products, apply 1-2 cups

of antifoaming agent to the hot tub water. Wait for the chemi-

cal to thoroughly mix with the water. Repeat if necessary. If

the problem is still present, check and readjust the pH value.

If foaming still occurs, disinfect the hot tub with an antialgae

chemical containing free active chlorine, then drain, clean,

rinse, and refill the hot tub.

PREPARATION OF THE INSTALLATION SITE

What are the most important concerns when selecting

theinstallation site?

The installation site should be prepared in accordance with

the installation guide by a professional. The devices can only

be installed and set up at appropriate installation sites. Make

sure there is an appropriate cable length, electric supply,

a 30mA protective relay, and with certain products a floor

drain.

Is a floor drain necessary for an indoor hot tub?

Building a floor drain is mandatory!

TECHNICAL DATE OF THE PRODUCT, USAGE

What type of water circulation engine is used for mas-

sage hot tubs?

Our massage hot tubs are equipped with Laing low power

(110W) energy saving, silent circulating motor pumps.

What is the maximal temperature that does not damage

the hot tub?

The water temperature can be adjusted to between 26 and

40 degrees Celsius.

What is the recommended optimal water temperature?

32-38 degrees Celsius. If young children are using the hot tub,

lower temperature is recommended. Always check the water

temperature before the child steps into the hot tub and make

sure that the temperature is suitable for the child.

Can the system freeze? Is there a sensor that starts emer-

gency heating in case of freezing?

In the winter the unused hot tub should be winterized. After

draining the hot tub we will defrost the system as necessary,

meaning that we will remove the water retained by the

engine and the pipes. For details and pricing please call our

customer service. If the hot tub remains in use during the

winter, the engines start if there is a danger of freezing and

heat the water to 8°C

Can the system be programmed to start heating at

certain time?

There is no way of setting a time and date for automatic heat-

ing. Because of concerns of energy efficiency heating the

water to greater temperatures is not recommended in case of

multiple weekly usage.

The jet of the hot tub shuts down automatically after 15

minutes of operation. Can I restart it immediately, or

do I have to wait? Can I restart it as many time as I want

without a break? How does this affect the jets?

The hydromassage system shuts down every 15 minutes for

security reasons - to avoid possible muscle soreness. It can

be restarted for any amount of times and without a break.

Is this the same for the bubble massage function?

Yes, it is the same for the bubble massage function.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

When we do not use the hot tub often, mostly in the

winter (around 3 times a week), which is the most

energy efficient setting, taking into account the energy

necessary for reheating? We only use it a couple of times

a week, 37 degrees Celsius is our favourite temperature.

Should it be in Sleep or Economy mode? Should I switch

to the Standard setting only when heating the hot tub?

Or should it always stay on Standard?

If you only use it 2-3 times a week, the most efficient way is to

keep the water at operational temperature (38 degrees Cel-

sius). Thanks to the excellent insulation and the thermo cover

this setting requires less energy than letting the water cool

down and reheating it before usage. The heating system au-

tomatically switches on in case the water temperature drops

more than half a degree Celsius. In the summer the Economy

setting is recommended as the external temperature is usual-

ly high. Only use the Sleep setting if you are not using the hot

tub for a longer period of time (3-4 weeks).

Does the hot tub switch back to the last used setting if

there is a power outage?

When connecting the hot tub to the power supply it switches

to charging mode. Push the “Temp” button to set it to the

Standard setting and it will display the water temperature.

The hot tub will switch back to the last used setting after a

power outage.

Can the filtration cycle only be programmed to 1-8 hour

periods? Is there something like a 3-hour period? What is

ideal and what is adequate?

The filtration cycle can be set to 1-8 hour or continuous

settings. If you have a hot tub equipped with the in.clear au-

tomatic water management system, a daily 8-hour circulation

period is recommended to produce necessary amounts of

bromine. The 8-hour (2x4 hour) setting is ideal.

Can the operating device for our hot tub be placed in an

external location where only the staff can access it?

The operating device can only be placed 5 meters cable

length away from the hot tub.

What is the service life of the UV-C lamp?

If the filtration cycle is set to the continuous (0-24) setting,

then the service life of the UV-C lamp is 8000-9000 hours.

With continuous setting the most effective water disinfectant

system can reduce the necessary amount of chemicals by

30-50% depending on usage.

IN.CLEAR

Why is the water turbulent/oily?

If the water is turbulent or oily after heavy usage, perform a

refill and wait 24 hours until conditions are suitable for usage.

If the problem persists, contact your service provider to

perform the necessary water equilibriation.

Does sodium-bromide vaporize?

No. Sodium-bromide will only leave the hot tub in case of splashing,

leaking, or draining.

What should I use to clean my hot tub?

Only nonfoaming nonacerbic cleaning products available at

professional dealerships.

If the in.clear bromine generator is switched off, is the

hot tub still being disinfected by sodium bromide?

No. The in.clear system does not disinfect while switched off.

However, if there is a level of bromine left over in the water,

it will continue the disinfecting process. The In.clear system

can be switched off for certain periods of time and the hot

tub will remain nice and clean. Sodium bromide becomes

bromine when it passes through the electrodes of the in.clear

system, while the pump connected to the in.clear system is

operational.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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