Dimension One Spas D1 Spas Series Hot Tub User Manual


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Specification, 2004, Chairman
Doc-869 Rev - A
Rev Date: 11/7/03
2004 Chairman Specifications
Dimension One Spas
2004 Chairman
Note: 1. Subject to change without notice.
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Architectural Specification
Top View of Spa
THE EDGES OF SPA BASE.
SUPPORTED CONSISTENT WITH
ON BOTTOM OF SPA, TO BE
THIS 3 FOOT SQUARE AREA,
91 1/2 in [232 cm]
Shell
See Caution
91 in [231 cm]
Skirt
88 1/2 in [225 cm]
Pedestal
Base
R16 in [R41 cm]
R16 in [R41 cm]
23 1/2 in [60 cm]
34 1/2 in [88 cm]
56 1/2 in [143 cm]
67 1/2 in [171 cm]
26 1/2 in [67 cm]
Recommended location
for
Electrical
Inlet
11 in [28 cm]
Hose Bib/
Water Drain
Control
32 in [81 cm]
3 1/2 in [9 cm]
16 in [41 cm]
75 in [191 cm]
Spa Lip
Pedestal Base
Front View of Spa
35 1/2 in [90 cm]
91 in [231 cm]
Hose Bib/
Water Drain
Door Extends
Under Spa Lip
Vent
Equipment Compartment
Vent
Vent
See Note 5
91 1/2 in [232 cm]
89 in [225 cm]
12 in [31 cm]
SIS
18 1/2 in [47 cm]
16 in [41 cm]
16 in [41 cm]
19 in [48
2. Engineering specs may differ slightly from brochure.
3. For E-Z lifter installation allow 18” clearances on the backside of the spa.
4. Alternative cabinets may add significant weight. Ask your dealer for exact details
5. This is the approximate location for drilling a hole if you must bring the power line in through the bottom of the spa.
Be careful not to puncture a plumbing line inside the equipment compartment(drill from the inside compartment out).
Caution:
Due to manufacturing tolerances there could be some
minor differences between the actual spa and the drawing above.
If site planning is critical to such tolerances, be sure to measure your actual spa.
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