Does it effect the internal parts of the spa, i.e. pump, heat exchanger?
459718
I am sorry to say, I do not know as I do not have a spa bath but only a simple bathtub. However I would pt this question to a plumbing supply store that sells the newer spa baths. I do not see why the salts would cause a problem.
459719
I don't know for sure, you may wish to consult a plumbing contractor but as for me, I am enjoying the soothing bath salts and bubbles.
28461
I didn't notice any problem but I do not know if it actually made my pool warmer. I'm trying now to save for a solar cover & will not buy this anymore
1801185
No, it runs on DC current which comes from a small transformer inline with the cord. It adds no noise to the process and the spa runs about as quiet as it possible could compared to other bathtub spas I have previously worn out. It lacks a tremendous amount of power if your expecting to affect your whole body at once, but for isolated problems such as neck, shoulders, feet, or hips it is fantastic and ideal for the standard bathtub.
1546085
I don't think it does. I had a condo remodeled and new tub and all. I did however love this and was very happy with it a plumber or contractor should be able to tell u that. Good luck with ur project!!
130482
No, it just fits down in the spa and then replace the filter basket and plastic closer.
392129
We use it so we don't have to use as much chlorine. There are times where we do add a little chlorine, but the spa is not maintained on chlorine all the time. Hope this helps.
529590
It does matter for proper heat transfer the bubbles side go into the water. The package that I received came with directions explaining this.
1539406
Very. With the insulated lid on, you can be seated next to the spa and hardly be aware the motor is running.
1321133
Works great for me, at first when I had it installed it didn't work but had nothing to do with the product but an issue with the gas meter and regulator which was promptly replaced by the local gas company, ( ATMOS) at no charge, I have a pretty large pool and spa and well takes the spa 10 minutes and 36 seconds to heat the water from 66 degrees to 104, I am sure where you live it will do just fine
1762864
if you switch it so either 1 of the heads work solely by itself, then yes. And as far as restrictor, I don't think the screen inside is removeable. If it is, I'd like to know. Hope this helps a little. BTW, I am very happy with my purchase. When I have the water on hot, it feels like a spa.
659862
almost exactly, yet not totally. lol there is a pump action button on the side that effects a release inside, thats all i know.
320379
I assume you can since it is used in all spas I know. Although I'm not 100% sure so check with your manufacture.
241459
Yes, the water does go into the "main body" of the diffuser. I do not know the exact purpose, but I think it somehow helps to make the cold vapor that is released.
2206587
You will have to contact the service people. There is no warrantee now but they may send you a new spa body for shipping charges, especially if it is leaking where the hose connects to pump. same happened to me and still no heat.
1675255
The brine should not effect it, the answer depends on how much overflow. it's a very efficient machine and very dependable.
848423
if you are referring to your water chemistry being out of balance by being to high or too low the heat exchanger is made of a copper nickel alloy and will corrode and break and then it will not heat up and therefore water will not pass thru it and get heated. Also Hayward will not honor the warranty as it's the owners responsibility to maintain proper water chemical levels. I usually test my water twice before I turn the heater on.
97055
The water does heat up it gets even really hot at times. How it is heated that i don't know ,but it is a great spa