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I was told that my TX was plumbed for ozone and I expected to see a venturi injector that I could just hook up the ozone tubing to. I don't see that. I think I have to cut a water line and add my own venturi injector to then add my ozone set up. Can anyone direct me as to which water line needs cutting for the venturi injector? There is a sticker inside that has some cutting instructions but the sticker was just on the ground instead of the tube it probably originally was attached to. Thanks.

I appreciate it north_of_boston. Totally agree. All of those questions were actually for the electrician who was not that familiar with hot tubs. I think I would fry myself if I did it myself for sure : ) Good news is that the electrician set it all up with a GFCI subpanel and everything is working really well, 110v/30amp.

Thank you! I know the water pH in my area is high, so I purchased a pH down granular chemical and a granular chlorine. I also purchased a granular MPS that I will use as the weekly shocking.

Okay, the hot tub has been delivered! Very exciting. Does anyone know if there is a different exit point for the power cable other than right in front of the controls? I am having it hardwired but would prefer the exit point to be on the side, instead of the front. I know the older Solana TX models had two exit points on the side but I couldn't find any information on the Hot Spot TX models having this. I believe it is a 2014 model. Thanks!

Can someone tell me what to buy and some basics of keeping the water clean? I have no experience with this and have no dealer support as I’m buying it used. My hot tub is coming Saturday!!! WoooHoooo! It is small, less than 200 gallons, Hot Springs TX. Thanks!

Awesome, thank you everyone!

I have a bunch of questions that need help answering because this is all pretty foreign to me. Some background, I don't have any outlets or electrical in our very small backyard, and I want to install a hot tub. We are looking at a refurbished Hot Springs TX model (triangular shape). Money is a factor and I was told that if I don't care if the jets are on high and the heater turns off, that 110v would be fine. If the jets are on low, will the water still heat and maintain temperature on 110v? Our weather never drops below 45 degrees. I also don't care if it takes 24 hours to heat up initially, as long as we can maintain the temp once it hits 98 or 99. The plug it comes with is 110v/15amp, but there is an option to hardwire it for 110v/30amp. What is the difference/advantage of the 30amp vs. the 15amp? Thanks in advance! I apologize if these are super basic questions, but they are definitely out of my expertise and I want to make sure I make the right decisions as it is a one of the larger purchases we've ever had for my family. Rick