The hydraulic hose connects the Swim Unit to the Power Unit. The Power Unit should be placed on a flat surface and can be installed indoors or out up to 75 feet away from the Swim Unit. The Power Unit requires a 220 volt, 30-amp, G.F.C.I. electrical service. Recommended locations include a garage, basement, shed with existing electrical service or next to you pool equipment outdoors. As this is an air-cooled unit and must have ample ventilation, a minimum 12" air space must be provided on all sides of the Power Unit motor. In addition, the Power Unit needs to be reached periodically for maintenance and, therefore, should be placed where easily accessible.

 

Two lengths of hose are required. One hose, called the "Pressure Line", moves the hydraulic fluid from the Power Unit to the poolside valve, submerged hydraulic motor, and propeller in the Swim Unit. The second hose, called the "Return Line", returns the fluid from the hydraulic motor in the Swim Unit to the Power Unit. Two hoses up to 25 feet in length are provided as part of the standard system.