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SOCKET INSTALLATION

Some states and localities require the grounding

of any metal object within five feet of the

pool edge, but this is sometimes difficult in

retrofit versus new installations. Each socket

has a grounding lug on the bottom to connect

to a grounding rod. Electrolysis (staining of

the stainless steel) may result if the lift is not

properly grounded. Consult your local building

codes for grounding information.

The socket is located in the seat box and is

attached under the seat.

A 4" carbide core drill makes an excellent

clean hole in solid concrete. The center line of

the socket hole for your installation should be

_____" from the pool wall or ______" from

the edge of the deck. Drill the hole at least 8"

deep. It is necessary that the top of the socket

be flush with the deck's surface. With the socket

positioned in the hole with the notch facing

the water, use a level to be certain the socket is

plumb and straight, and pour the anchor cement

around the socket. Place a combination square

with level full depth into the socket to assure that the socket is vertical in all directions as the

cement sets (about 15 minutes). Allow the cement to cure overnight before installing the pool lift.

WATER CONNECTIONS

The pool lift is operated by city/household water pressure with no electricity needed.

Our system is designed for most efficient operation at approximately 55-65 PSI operating (open

flow) pressure to lift 400 lb., the maximum lift capacity. Less pressure is required to lift less

weight.

There are several ways to determine your water pressure. You can purchase a 0-100 PSI Water

Pressure Gauge from your local hardware store, or you can ask your water company or fire

department what the pressure is. Be aware that pressure gauges measure the static pressure of a

water line, which is higher than the open flow or operating pressure.