Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 511-3-5-.13 - Heaters and Temperature Requirements
(1)
Sizing. Heaters, when used,
shall be properly sized according to the volume of water, square footage of
surface area, and manufacturer's recommendations.
(2)
Water Temperature. The
owner/operator shall routinely check the in-pool or in-spa water to ensure that
the temperature does not exceed 104°F.
(a) If
adjustments are necessary, those adjustments shall be performed in accordance
with manufacturer's instructions or by a qualified technician.
(b) An annual gas fired inspections shall be
performed by a qualified professional.
(c) A thermometer shall be available to
measure the temperature of the water. It shall be attached or available to the
operator at all times.
(3)
Installation. The heater
shall be installed in accordance with state and local codes as well as the
manufacturer's recommendations.
(a)
Support. The heater shall be installed on a surface with
sufficient structural strength to support the heater when it is full of water
and operating. The heater shall be level and not able to move after plumbing,
gas, and electrical connections are completed.
(b)
Ventilation. Fossil fuel
heaters shall have adequate ventilation in order to assure proper
operation.
(c)
Make Up
Air. Make up air shall be sufficient for proper operation.
Notes
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