Main risks

• Drowning, especially in children, due to accidental falls or unsupervised use.
• Slips and falls on wet surfaces around the spa.
• Hyperthermia, dehydration, dizziness or low blood pressure due to high temperature or prolonged use.
• Entrapment of hair, clothing or accessories in suction grilles or jets.
• Skin, eye or respiratory irritation from incorrectly dosed disinfectants or unbalanced water.
• Electrical hazard due to damaged equipment or connections, or from using electrical devices near water.
• Injuries from impacts when entering or exiting, or from poorly fitted or unlocked covers.
• Equipment deterioration and possible leaks due to frost, intense sun exposure or improper handling of chemicals.
• Bacterial growth if the water is not properly filtered and disinfected.

Safe use

• Place the spa on a stable, level base with adequate load-bearing capacity as specified by the manufacturer.
• Monitor the temperature and limit bathing time; stay hydrated and leave the water if you feel dizzy, drowsy or unwell.
• Enter and exit slowly using steps or handrails if available; do not jump or dive head-first.
• Keep children's heads above the water at all times and avoid play near grilles; do not block suction inlets.
• Tie up long hair and avoid loose clothing or dangling items that could snag.
• Do not use the spa during electrical storms or when the water is cloudy, has persistent foam or a strong chemical odour.
• Keep electrical appliances, extension leads and chargers away from the edge; do not operate switches or plugs with wet hands or while wet.
• If the model requires a fixed connection, electrical installation and any repairs must be carried out by qualified personnel.
• Close and lock the cover after each use and whenever the spa is unattended.
• Observe the maximum bather capacity and water level specified by the manufacturer.

Storage and maintenance

• Keep the water clean with filtration and disinfection as per the manufacturer's instructions; clean or replace the filters at the recommended frequency.
• Handle chemicals with gloves and in a ventilated area; do not mix products or exceed the recommended doses.
• Before any cleaning or maintenance, disconnect the spa from the power supply.
• Periodically check nozzles, caps, grilles, steps and the cover; replace any damaged parts immediately.
• Cover the spa when not in use to prevent dirt and to deter unauthorised access.
• In cold climates or during long periods without use, drain the water and protect pipes and components from freezing according to the manufacturer's instructions.
• Store chemicals in their original containers, sealed, in a cool, dry place, out of reach of children and pets.
• Avoid pouring very hot water or highly concentrated disinfectant into areas that could be damaged.

Restrictions on use

• Use only under constant adult supervision for minors and non-swimmers.
• Not suitable for young children without appropriate flotation aids and continuous supervision; never allow them to play alone in the spa or its surroundings.
• Avoid use under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medicines that cause drowsiness.
• Consult your doctor before use if you are pregnant or have heart problems, blood pressure issues, epilepsy, skin conditions or reduced mobility.
• Do not use the spa if you have open wounds or skin infections.
• Keep pets out of the spa and off the cover.
• Do not use the spa if you detect leaks, damaged cables, a burning smell, heavy impacts to the shell or abnormal operation.
• Restrict access when not in use by means of a locking cover and, if necessary, physical barriers.