2013 Michael Phelps Swim Spa RX Owner's Manual - Master Spas

Overall Design Information
ADA COMPLIANT LIFT CHAIR
This spa shall be installed with an ADA Compliant lift chair and shall be installed in accordance
with the manufacturers recommendations, and any local or state codes. Master Spas, Inc.
does not supply an ADA lift chair, however we have tested and approved various models to
work with our product. Below is a list of manufacturers and contact information which will
allow the installer to obtain the appropriate lift chair for this installation:
Aqua Creek Products
Model: Pro Spa 60 / Master Spas
Toll Free: 888-687-3552 • Local: 406-549-0769 • Fax: 406-549-2602
www.aquacreek.com • Sales@aquacreek.com
*** Note that for use with a spa larger than 54”, the lift will need to be mounted 6” above the final level of the room floor where the spa
is resting. Additionally, the area where the chair will be accessed from will need to be raised 6” to accommodate the chair entry requirements
of ADA. If you are installing an Aqua Creek Pro Spa 60 on a spa taller than 54”, please call our customer service deparment if you
have any questions prior to installation or purchase of chair.
Spectrum Aquatics
Model: Summit 500 BP / Master Spas
Toll Free :800-791-8056 • Local: 406-532-6321 • Fax: 800-791-8057
www.spectrumproducts.com/
Specifications, dimensions, analysis, etc. can be obtained through the lift chair
Utilities
Water Supply: The owner will need to provide a fresh water source to the spa room for replenishing
the water in the spa.
Sanitary: A sump pit (if applicable) that includes a pump or floor drains that connect to the
main drainage system must be provided by the owner.
Gas: The spa can be heated by a gas heater. When using any gas fired appliance care must be
taken to provide adequate combustion air and also proper ventilation of flue gases. See appliance
manufactures recommendations for information guidelines.
Electrical Service: Electrical service must be provided by the owner.
Communications: It is highly recommended that a telephone line be installed in the area of the
control panel for communication in case of emergencies.
Mechanical Area
The area in and around the spa must be accessible for maintenance on spa shell, electrical
control system, and equipment. Included in this manual are drawings that show minimum
dimensions for this area. Sump pumps, drains, lighting, and HVAC controls must be designed
before installation to ensure proper operation once the spa is installed.
The spa should be drained using a portable sump pump that is to be supplied by the owner.
Care must be taken during the planning stages to make sure that drains are adequate to carry
the sump discharge when the spa is drained for maintenance.
The floor of the spa area should designed by a structural engineer to carry the combined
weight of the spa, water and bather load. This floor area must be completely level to support
the spa correctly. See “Overall Design Information” section for specifications.
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