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Pool Installation Information
Pool installation requires a consultation with Vision Aquatics to determine the pools size, weight, excavation dimensions, footprint medium and delivery methods. Vision Aquatics pools can be installed fully or partially in-ground and backfilled or completely above ground. However, this information needs to be determined prior to manufacturing to ensure structural reinforcement. Additionally, the installed pool must sit on a level, engineered slab specially designed to support the pools actual weight.
Vision Aquatics construction specialists work to ensure that the installation of any Vision Aquatics pool is a simple process for both the clients architect and contractor. Site specific drawings and detailed pool elevation drawings are essential tools for a cost-effective installation. Vision Aquatics on-site consulting is available upon request. All Vision Aquatics pools are manufactured with fill line outlet and overflow protection inlets for optimal waterline maintenance.
Construction Management
Formal consultations are available at any point during the planning process through Vision Aquatics Construction Management Department. The departments professional construction consultants can assist the clients architect and contractor accordingly. Vision Aquatics recommends an on-site visit early in the planning process from a Construction Management representative. This will undoubtedly save the client more money in the long run, and create a smoother installation process.
Planning & Site Considerations
Pool construction plans include a pool overview, cut sections, dimensions, a piping schematic for the circulation system and any ancillary piping and equipment for additional options. All construction plans are available in PDF or Auto Cad format for the clients architect.
Electrical Requirements
• Circulation System: 100 amps, 220/240 volts, single phase.
• Electric Heater: 75 amp, 240 volt, single phase or 50 amp, 240 volt, three phase.
• Propulsion System: 50 amp, 208/240 volt, three phase or 30 amp, 480 volt, three phase for each propulsion motor.
Plumbing Requirements
Plumbing schematics are provided for the pool piping and equipment only. However, they do not indicate the required deck drains, sewer drains, or sump pumps. All Vision Aquatics pools are manufacturered with fill line outlet and overflow protection inlets for optimal waterline maintenance.
Environmental Controls
Pool Chemistry is one of the most important issues that can affect the environment and personal health. Vision Aquatics recommends that a client consult with a certified pool contractor to discuss which chemicals to use and the various automated delivery systems available. A monthly service agreement with a certified pool technician is also strongly recommended.
Start-Up & Product Training
Comprehensive training is provided with each Vision Aquatics pool. Vision Aquatics educational specialists offer field training for the client and his/her staff once the pool is operational. These specialists cover aquatic therapies, reimbursement and the proper use of the respective therapy pool. All Vision Aquatics educators have had extensive experience in the field of aquatic therapy. A three-week notice is required to schedule a training session. Contact customer service for a list of upcoming educational seminars.
Exclusions
• Specifications and design for deck drains and plumbing, sewer connections for overflow and drains, sump pumps.
• Water backflow prevention device design and specifications.
• HVAC systems, dehumidification or any other air handling system design or specifications.
