Wellness equipment can combine heaters, pumps, refrigeration, controls, lighting and water. Electrical and destination evidence should therefore be tied to the exact model and configuration being supplied, not copied from a related product or generic supplier certificate.
Planning guidance — final supplied configuration remains project-specific.
01
Build an equipment load schedule
List the exact spa, sauna heater, steam generator, chiller, red-light array and specialist equipment before the local electrical design is finalised. Connected load, phase, controls and isolation can change materially by configuration.
02
Match certificates to exact models
A certificate or registration is useful only when the quoted model, model family or documented schedule actually includes the supplied equipment. Apollo does not treat one certified product as blanket approval for a supplier's complete range.
03
Keep destination review separate
Voltage and frequency compatibility are not the same thing as destination compliance. Final local installation and statutory requirements remain project-specific and should be confirmed by the appointed qualified professionals.
04
Retain the evidence pack
Keep the model datasheet, applicable certificate or registration, installation manual, warranty, controls information and revision/date together with the project record.
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