How big of a spa will it do? I have a 1600 gal swim spa and would like to get this but want o be sure it will work.
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I am not sure how many gallons my spa was but it was a 4 adult seater small round one. I only used it once until the stuff ran out and did not buy anymore. Hope this helps.
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it will work with your swim spa. you will probably need to change it more frequently.
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I use the heater on a spa of 2nt dianeter an 3 ft deeep. The heater works great ! I had to lower the heat because in an hour it was too hot, i can not use it. I think it will heat your pool nicely
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Since there are a variety of plug and play spa's - its really dependent on the spa materials and design. If your plug and play spa has solid walls, i.e. molded plastic or resin you should be good. If you have some type of plug and play that is portable with soft walls, or inflatable I don't think it would work since it would not hold tightly enough. I hope that helps.
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We actually own a swim spa which is basically a large hot tub with swim jets on one end. We put all our chemicals directly in the water in front of those jets so it can circulate through the water easily.
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We love it...we have an above ground pool and this is perfect for picking up leaves and small items from the bottom of the pool. It should work very well in a spa. The only problem we experienced was that we would like for the handle to be longer. No problem with the switch.
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My sentiments exactly. It is not as strong as my older Dimension One spa which had two jet pumps. Also, it is not as deep. However, I don't use the high speed that often, enjoy the quiet although it is not possible to turn it off completely. I took the pillows off and filled it all the way to the attachment holes and it is much more comfortable at neck level . . . for $3,000, it was a chance taken and compared to the market, it is a decent value. I like the fact that there is not much that can go wrong with it and the components are all plug-n-play. Should they ever need to be replaced I can do it myself. If you use the stick sanitizer, just put it in the skimmer or the end of the stick will get sucked down the pipe -- I had to take out the motor in order to retrieve it from up against the impeller . . . just saying. I agree with the other two comments that 220v is more efficient. It heats really fast and perhaps you do get a bit more out of the motor. 6hp is merely a label. Everything else is dependent on the spa engineering.
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You could use the 11KW spa heater - you only have 1500 gallons or so - the 18KW would work but it is more than you need - it will however heat faster - let me know if you have additional questions - Lisa 866 408 3329 sales@worldwidepoolheaters.com
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Sorry, my emails got buried... It should be more than enough to keep that pool pretty. Try taking a piece of 1.5" and 2" pool hose to the ports. I think this pump will work with both sizes. If they fit or, can be adapted, you should be good. Make sure there will always be continuous flow to the pump though. All the pump is going to do is draw water, filter it and push it back into the pool. I'll look around and post if I find anything.
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Hello Curt B., Great choice in the spa you are considering. It is a frequent and fast seller receiving high ratings by customers - a full solid 4 stars overall! ========================================================================================== To Answer your question: The Manufacturer states the following: Structural Warranty: 10 Year Surface Warranty: 5 Year Plumbing Warranty: 5 Year Equipment Warranty: 2 Year Labor Warranty: 6 Month ========================================================================================== Unfortunately, we here at QualityAssuredProductsUnlimited are not able to offer the spa you're considering at as low a price as others on the same Amazon product page. And while we would of course be happy to fulfill your order if others can not (for whatever reason), you may want to compare the lower prices of what others are able to sell it for. Either way, we're ALL here to serve you - that your shopping experience at Amazon more than meets your expectations, and has you coming back again and again. Please do not hesitate to write again with as many questions as you may need have answered. Aiming to please, Isabelle (Team QualityAssuredProductsUnlimited)
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I would get a larger one. My experience it does not get hot enough and is not big enough even for a small pool. The heating elements have to be changed to often.
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this is mainly for spas or small areas it only has a 2 inch nozzle so yes it will work but not for large areas. thanks
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May be a bit of an over kill for your size but the best thing I did for the 10,000 gallon pool I have. Hope this helps.
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I agree with the previous answer person, the chamber needs to be fully submerged before it will work. In my experience the vacuum idea is good but it takes a very small amount of debris with each pass which means quite a lot of passes (10-12) to clean my spa. I'm presently looking for something that will work faster for my spa; possibly a powered vacuum of some kind.
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The spa units are way higher....it wouldn't be this price if was the SAME as the spa. (even if you try to buy a spa unit they are $1000 +) But I've had mine Labelle couple months now and my personal results are very satisfying...... I haven't gone to a spa since owning this one. I really like it.
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Hi, the spa I have is exactly like the first two pictures shown on the left, as well as the overhead view. It's a fantastic spa! Easy to maintain, comes with a cover, and holds 290 gallons of water. The exact dimensions are as stated, and the spa itself is almost white with a "mocha" shell. The spa lid matches the outer shell (mocha), and fits snugly. Looks and performs great! I highly recommend purchasing this spa, as I am so happy with it. I shopped around for at least three months before I purchased this one, and am so happy with my decision. Good luck!
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Agree with S.W. Just went out and measured it and its a little less than 8 inches. Installation of this device was very difficult and the instructions are worthless. We had to adjust it for the size of the spa (we have a large DimensionOne spa, and actually had to design a trench where the "feet" of the two rocker arms can go below our patio brickwork to totally lift off cover. It's the best device out there but you will have to spend some time installing it and adjusting the company's installation measurements to fit your spa's make, model and size. Good luick. gary
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When I filled my spa, it took around 28-30 hours to get it to 104. Thats with the surrounding area at 45-50F degrees. The water started out at 54F degrees also, so roughly around 1-2 degrees per hour