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GENERAL NOTES
1. Install a GFCI as required by the National Electric Code
and the Canadian Electrical Code.
2. All wiring should be done by a licensed electrical con-
tractor in accordance with local electrical codes and as
required by the National Electric Code or the Canadian
Electrical Code, as applicable.
3. 5ee Table I for recommended pool lighting levels. See
Table II, Page 4, for light niche bulb and cord specifica-
tions.
4 A CAUTION Risk of burns. Lights over I OOW. not rec-
ommended for spa installation.
Table I: Typical Lighting Requirements
Allowance of
Watts/Sq. Foot
Type of Pool of Pool Area
Small Residential Pools
(Less than a00 sq. ft. (75 sq. m.)) 1/2 to 1'
Large Public Pools 1 to 1-112
Diving Pools (Lessthan 12 ft. (3.65M) deep) 1-1/2 to 2
Diving Pools (12 to 20 ft. (3.65 to 6M) deep) 2 to 3
Competition Pools - 2. to 3•"
• one 50o Watt light atdmp end of pool is recommended
•' For competition pools:
1. Make sure that the staeinish ends of lanes are well lighted.
2. mever install lights in end walls at end of swimming lanes. However
if short course racing is provided across the width of a 50 meter
course, light fixtures may be installed between lanes (under racing
lines) on a separate switch,
JUNCTION BOX
Locate Min. 4'0' (1720 mm) Behind
Foot Wall and Min 8' (203 mm)
Above up of coping
From
Power Supply
8' Min.
(203 mir
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hom Niche
Figure 1: junction Box, Part #05730-0021
SPECIFICATIONS for WET NICHE
LUMINAIRES:
The light itself is a copper housing with thermostat and
porcelain lamp base imbedded in epoxy, heat resistant
glass lens, and bulb. R is designed to operate only when
fully submerged (recommended submersion depth is from
18 to 6D inches 1.5M to 1.5MI). Except when installed in
an area of the swimming pool that is not used for swim-
ming and when the lens is adequately guarded to keep
Figure 2: Niche Dimensions
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Figure 3: Niche Installation in Gunite Pool
any person from contacting it, install the fixture in or on a
pool wall with the top of the lens opening at least 18 in.
(.5M) below the normal water level of the pool. I
• Lights and niches shall be used in fresh water pools only.
• The lens is heat resistant glass and focuses the light beam
in a 300 horizontal arc, with 150 downward deflection,
and is sealed by a molded one-piece wrap-around neo-
prene gasket. A stainless steel face ring with 10 mounting
studs fastens the lens to the housing. The studs give uni-
form pressure around the lens between the face,ring and
the light housing.
• The housing includes a thermostat switch attached to a
porcelain medium base socket, two power terminals, and
a ground wire connection. This assembly and the cord ter-
minals are encapsulated in epoxy ("potted") to waterproof
all connections. Housings for 120-volt systems include a
"current collector' to ground the system in case of lens
and bulb breakage.
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