JB Academy, JB Nova and SUB Aqua Pro 31394 V7
Detailed operating manual Page 10
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6.1.6 Emptying the baths
Before emptying any bath allow the water temperature to fall to a safe level and take
reasonable precautions to prevent accidental spillage.
Larger baths have drain taps to make emptying easier.
To empty the bath using the drain tap, push the supplied drain insert into the drain tap.
Note that the water will begin to empty as soon as the drain insert is fully engaged. A
length of hose can be added to the barbed end of the drain insert if required.
6.1.7 Using the SAPD bath
The SAPD bath provides two baths side by side that will control at different temperatures
independently of each other. The difference between the temperatures of the two baths
should be kept to less than 30ºC to ensure specified bath performance.
The set temperature difference between the baths can be greater than 30ºC but the
following should be taken into account:
Setting a higher temperature on the smaller bath will reduce energy use and
ensure optimum bath performance
Each bath may require additional time for temperature stabilisation (particularly
the lower temperature bath)
Each bath temperature should be verified with an independent thermometer to
ensure accuracy is fit for purpose (particularly the lower temperature bath)
If only one of the baths is in use then the performance will be as specified.
6.1.8 Using the bath with heat transfer beads ()
SUB Aqua Pro and JB Nova baths excluding SAP2 and SAP2S, can be set up to operate
with heat transfer beads as an alternative to water.
This feature is not available on JB Academy or older SUB Aqua Pro and JB Nova models
which do not have the heat transfer beads () selection menu.
The base tray must be removed when using heat transfer beads
.
Configure the bath using the Heat transfer selection menu as follows:
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