I want to put this indoors, what should I put under it, and do I need a special outlet?
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we put a huge tarp under it in the bedroom we used. Caution if it springs a leak the tarp may not hold it all. We have not had any trouble with ours. We used a hose from the bathroom to fill it. When we emptied it we ran a hose out the window and siphoned it. We since have gotten a submersible pump to do this.
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Not sure about indoors unless it was on tile or concrete. Would not recommend putting on carpet due to "sweating" from condensation or from dripping around fittings. I had mine outside on sundeck with a 8 ft. X 8 ft. tarp underneath. The tarp caught the moisture from sources mentioned above and made it easy to keep spa clean on bottom and when walking around the perimeter barefoot on clean tarp surface. It uses a regular 110 volt outlet but mine was also GFCI for safety.
474950
Indoors would be kind of hard since if you have more people in the tub the water overflows....... if you had in like a basement with drain it would be ok.... but no special plug
474951
I cannot respond to the question about what to put under it indoors as ours is outside, but I would make sure that it is plugged into a GFCI outlet.
474952
This is a very nice little tub (I'm 6'2" and I enjoyed it). I bought a roll of reflective insulation to go under mine to aid in retaining heat. Otherwise nothing is needed under it and No special outlet. Just know there is a drain plug in the bottom. Mine never leaked and Bestway Customer Service was very good and quick to replace my heating unit when it leaked. You might want to put a HOT WATER HEATER Drip Pan under the heater (18 - 22") encase you need to disconnect the heater, it will capture the water from the pipes. Would've been great to have shutoff valves on the hoses and AIR hose!!! This is a very nice little tub (I'm 6'2" and I enjoyed it). I bought a roll of reflective insulation to go under mine to aid in retaining heat. Otherwise nothing is needed under it and No special outlet. Just know there is a drain plug in the bottom. Mine never leaked and Bestway Customer Service was very good and quick to replace my heating unit when it leaked. You might want to put a HOT WATER HEATER Drip Pan under the heater (18 - 22") encase you need to disconnect the heater, it will capture the water from the pipes. Would've been great to have shutoff valves on the hoses and... » Read More This is a very nice little tub (I'm 6'2" and I enjoyed it). I bought a roll of reflective insulation to go under mine to aid in retaining heat. Otherwise nothing is needed under it and No special outlet. Just know there is a drain plug in the bottom. Mine never leaked and Bestway Customer Service was very good and quick to replace my heating unit when it leaked. You might want to put a HOT WATER HEATER Drip Pan under the heater (18 - 22") encase you need to disconnect the heater, it will capture the water from the pipes. Would've been great to have shutoff valves on the hoses and AIR hose!!! « Show Less
474953
I have mine indoors on a tile floor in a section of my garage. It works well. I would recommend some kind of pad underneath. Because it does splash out when the spa is turned on. It uses a regular outlet.
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I don't know about putting the tub indoors, but it has to be on a flat surface, with nthing under it.Put it on a flat surface with nothing under it. Need a grounded outlet. (wish I had an indoor area for it). Lucky you. If you need more info on it, why not call Bestway directly - they could tell you more and they're nice people.
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I put mine indoors. Put a plastic liner under it and put it by a floor drain just in case. I put absorbent snakes around it too which you can find at the hardware store.
308507
There is a six-food cord on this unit. Place the outlet where it will be reached.
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Yes there should be a cord to plug into a standard outlet. Or you can power it via Ethernet cable.
541281
Electrician can do anything including putting a wall plug under a counter so hard wiring isn't necessary. It will work however you want it to.
1034575
Make sure your cabinet has at least 2" dead air spaces all the way around and vented. I also recommend that since this is convection oven so lots of heats will coming out so the inside cabinet should be metal sheets coved all the way around. Also power cable should be metal jacketed. I suggest install air fun so all hot air will be outside. Good luck!!!
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Have an electrician mount your humidistat and a standard wall outlet in a plastic utility box with the humidistat wired to provide power to the outlet and a cord to plug into a standard outlet. The cord can be whatever length you need it to be. The outlet will be turned on and off by the humidistat thereby controlling whaterevr is plugged into the outlet.
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Sounds like you need to order a battery operated set if your worried about wires. Or call someone who is handy and can run the wire. There is a low voltage switch that mounts under the cabinet.
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You could probably get 2 standard electrical cords in there or around 2-3 speaker cords. I have just 1 speaker cord with extra space all around.
1978354
I just plugged the power supply into the outlet above the countertop and ran the wire underneath the kitchen cabinet. The outlet is hidden by the coffee maker and not obvious. The other choice is to put an outlet in the cabinet but that is mch more work. If you can find an outlet that is more hidden that might be a choice.n the cabinet but that is much more work
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That wouldn't be a good idea because you will be removing a built-in protection against electrocution/short circuits and I'm sure it's against the building code. I would find another outlet to replace.
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This is a plug-in unit that I use as a spare stand alone unit. You'll need two outlets below the counter for this to work as well as a large counter space. If you're handy with electrical & carpentry work, installing two units may be possible. Good Luck!
2283000
Outlet is too small. Go to a hardware or lab supply and get some of the clear plastic tubing.
541279
I installed a hidden recepticale to plug in to under counter.I am sure a electrician could hard wire it
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Thanks, Stan! Yeah, I've since checked w/ my local building dept. and it's definitely a no-no to run any AC power cord inside of a wall in any size, shape or form. Period. Will try adding a receptacle behind the TV because I loathe any kind of visible conduit, however discreet it might look. Hopefully, one of the two existing receptacles in the area are the last on a line. Otherwise, I think I'd have to bring an electrician into the picture. [Groan!]
767112
You can drop cords behind this neat little piece. All our cords are hidden. We drop down to floor and plug into wall outlets nearby.
53183
There are no provisions in the package for doing that first of all. Second, most outlets are closer to the floor than they are the ceiling which is where you would want to mount his ideally.
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Wall outlet is all that is needed. It's an awesome bed. We use it in hotels for our 10 year old.