Inst alla tion – Kohler custom Bodyspa 116347-2 User Manual

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116347Ć2Ć

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Kohler Co., Kohler, WI

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INSTALL CABLE WITH OUTLET

BOX

NOTE: If the desired keypad location does not

permit you to secure the provided outlet box

directly to a stud, you can route the cable directly

through the wall material without using an outlet

box. Proceed to Install Cable Without Outlet Box

to install the keypad without an outlet box.
Plug the cable into the corresponding jack located

on the bottom of the control box.
Position the supplied outlet box inside the room's

WaterĆFree Zone at the chosen control mounting

location so the metal plate (not shown) will be

flush with the finished wall or slightly

recessed when installed. Install the outlet box so

the 10Ćfoot cable is within reach of the control box.

Do not stretch or pull on the cable. Install the

outlet box 58 to 60Ćinches up from the subfloor.
Secure the outlet box to the nearest stud.
Route the cable from the control box to the outlet

box, and insert the loose connector into the

knockout hole in the outlet box. Create a drip loop

in the cable.
NOTE: National Electrical Code requires that you

permanently separate the highĆ and lowĆvoltage

cables.

INSTALL CABLE WITHOUT OUTLET

BOX

Plug the cable into the corresponding jack of the

control box. Route the cable directly through the

large hole in the center of the metal plate.

Temporarily tape together the cable and the metal

plate. Also tape the two screws to the metal plate to

prevent them from becoming lost. Create a drip loop

in the cable to prevent water from following the cable

down to the control box.
Temporarily secure the cable and metal plate to the

stud nearest your chosen keypad mounting location

within the room's WaterĆFree Zone. Position the

metal plate 58 to 60Ćinches up from the subfloor.
Leave the cable and metal plate attached here until

the finished wall is constructed. At that time, you will

permanently attach the metal plate flush to the

outside surface of the finished wall with two screws.

Then you will secure the cable to the metal plate with

a cable tie looped between the large and small center

holes in the metal plate.
NOTE: National Electrical Code requires that you

permanently separate the highĆ and lowĆvoltage

cables.

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