Ethink KL8880 Spa Control System With 8 Way Touchpad 2.0kw Heater For Davey Etc

Ethink KL8880 series spa control system with 8 way touchpad, 2.0kw heater Comprises: Ethink KL8800 control box, Ethink H220-20 2.0kw heater - 300mm long including unions, Ethink KL8880 8 button touchpad. Touchpad size - 182mm x 66mmCan be programmed and configured to run 1-2 jet pumps plus blower, ozone, light and circulation pump. Outputs:1. Pump 1: Single speed with or without Circulation Pump, or Two Speed2. Pump 2: single speed 3. Blower: single speed 4.

Ozone: 240v or Ethink 12v unit. 5. Light: any 12v AC incandescent lamp or LED lamp up to 12w/1A, either 2 wire 12v AC or 4 wire Ethink 12v DC6. Auxillary output for stereo power supply connection or optional Ethink Bluetooth module.7. Heater: H220 2.0kw only. 1.5" / 40mm plumbed.

Does not suit larger performance 2hp+ pumps with 2" plumbing.Heaters must be mounted horizontally with the sensor union fitted to inlet side of heater. The heater can be positioned on the suction or discharge side of the pump (discharge side for low flow circ pumps)AMP cables included for pumps, etc.An additional Subpanel 'A' can be added for touchpad control from the other side of the spa to operate Pump 1, Pump 2, Blower, light.Power requirements:The KL8800 series spa packs can be set to minimum or maximum load shed via a DIP switch on the circuit board. 1. Minimum load shed - the heater will not disable with all loads turned on. In this setting you will likely require a 25A - 32A circuit.2. Maximum load shed - the heater will disable if any output is manually turned on.

In this setting you will likely require a min 15A - 20A circuit if there are 2 jet pumps.Electrical circuit requirement needs to be determined by adding the current drawn by all outputs. It can only potentially be reduced by taking into account total load excluding the heater if maximum load shedding is selected. This usually only reduces the power required for spas with 1-2 jet pumps.Equipment protection:Ethink KL8800 control box and heater must be weather and splash protected. Ensure they are installed in a well ventilated, dry location, preferably under the spa.