Large Portable Baptistry with Wood Cabinet, Top and Steps (Wheels Included)

• Available in blue, white or bone (custom colors available)
• 1 piece, light weight, self supporting structure with wood framing and beautiful, richly detailed wood cabinet. 
• Can be used with a 120 or 240v Immersion Heater or circulation heater
• Empty Weight is Aprox 475 lbs.
• 19" depth from seat platform to top
• Wheel load capacity is 1800lbs

• The 9533 portable baptistry is an excellent choice for churches who need a portable baptistry and want to customize the exterior of the unit. With the wooden frame work, you can easily add cabinet grade panels or other materials to the sides for a custom look or to match your existing sanctuary decor.
• The extra large size of this baptistry (the depth of the seat platform is 19" ) allows for easy baptizing of even the largest candidates.
• Fill and drain your portable baptistry with a garden hose and sump pump. Or, if you prefer, we sell a portable circulation heater that includes a pump and hoses for easy filling, draining and heating o f the portable baptistery.
• To move the baptistry, we recommend simple furniture movers, available at home improvement stores. We like the kind that are made of wood, covered with carpet and feature 4 casters. Two of these movers are all it takes to transport this baptistry. (Be sure to remove the movers before attempting to fill or use the baptistry)

Portable Baptistry Drain Locations

Leaving water in the tub We don't recommend leaving water in a fiberglass baptistry more than a few days, but if you do plan on leaving water in the tub, be sure to upgrade to the PREMIUM GEL COAT finish. The wooden top is not designed to be left on the unit when full of water. If leaving water in unit for extended periods, order the optional SPA Cover. If leaving water in for short periods with top on, use optional thermal floating cover to minimize moisture on bottom of lid and heat loss.

Here are the basic for operating the portable baptistry with optional heater

• After you unpack it we suggest doing a test run outside.
•  Wipe out the inside of the tub from any dust, dirt or debris.
•  Fill with water to make sure the suction and return fittings are covered by at least an inch or two of water.
•  Check for leaks at fittings
•  Plug the heater cord into the 120v power outlet.
•  Test the GFCI button on the cord before each use
•  Turn the heater temp knob to off
•  Use the Air button on cabinet to turn the pump on
•  Let pump run for a few minutes to ensure proper operation
•  There is a thermostat on the face of the heater that can be adjusted
•  Once water flow is established…Turn thermostat to mid point…light on heater should come on. Do not expect to feel hot water, it will take time to warm up. Adjust thermostat to desired temperature.
• Before baptsing be sure to unplug the power cord.
•  Before draining unit be sure to unplug heater from power
•  Remove any residual water from tub with a towel or sponge and wipe down interior
•  Refer to the Heater manual for warnings and more instructions, operational considerations, etc.