WooBah Posted April 8, 2006 Report Share Posted April 8, 2006 Spa 1 Jets 60 Pumps: 2 High Pressure 3 HP 220 GPM Pumps/One 2sp & One 1sp Pump & One 1sp 30 GPM 1/15th HP Circulation Pump Electrical Ratings: 240 Volt / 40 AMP / 50 AMP G.F.C.I (Energy Savings) Heater: 240 Volt Heater 6kW Ozone: Ultra-Pure Ozone System Filter: 24 Hour Crystal-Clear Filtration 100 SQ Foot System Pillows: Four Comfort Design Pillows Cover: Safety Locks Deluxe Cover 5"x 3" Tapered Foam Construction & Child Proof Safety Locks Extras: Waterfall, Stereo CD/AM/FM Radio System W/Pop Up Speakes and Cover Lift Lights Muti-Color LED Seats: 6 Adults Construction: Shell Insulated, Foam Barrier W/Full ABS Bottom and Maintenance Free Cabinet Liters 325 US Gallons (Average) Dimensions: 87"x 87"x 37" 87"x 87"x 37" Water Weight: 900 US Lbs. Filled Weight: 36110lbs Warranty Lifetime Spa Structural Warranty 10 Year Surface Warranty Lifetime Manifold Plumbing Warranty 2 Year Electrical Equipment Warranty Spa 2 Total Jets 25 Seating Capacity: 7 Person Dimensions: 93" x 93" x 39½" Dry Weight: 900 lbs Filled Weight: 5,065 lbs Water Capacity: 500 gal Control System: 6200 Smart Control Pack Power Supply: 240V * Heater: 5.5 kW XL Heat Exchanger Lighting: 1 x 12V Large Light w/ Clear, Red, and Blue Lenses Safety System: True Blue Safety Suction System * Booster Pumps: 1 x 145-T Frame GE 5.0 BHP 240V Switchless Booster Pump * Pumps: Eliminator Plus Wet Ends Total Jets: 22 Jets: 12 x Storm Jets CXW 2 x Storm Jets MJW 2 x Sure Flow SFW 6 x Micro Spin MSW Jet Ring Trim: Standard Grey Diverter Valves: 1 x 2" Comfort Diverter Valves Air Control Valves: 2 x Easy-Flo Air Venturi Pillows: 2 x Pillowsage Headrests Plumbing: 2" Pipes Filters: 75 ft² Bio-Clean Anti-Bacterial Filter Intakes: 1 x 1 Bottom Drain: Standard Shell: Acrylic Cabinet Frame: Pressure-Treated Wood Cabinet Panel: Redwood Bottom Tray: Standard Cover: Basic * Warranty: 10 x Years Structure 5 x Years Finish 5 x Years Parts 5 x Years Labor Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guzz Posted April 8, 2006 Report Share Posted April 8, 2006 Spa 1 Jets 60 Pumps: 2 High Pressure 3 HP 220 GPM Pumps/One 2sp & One 1sp Pump & One 1sp 30 GPM 1/15th HP Circulation Pump Electrical Ratings: 240 Volt / 40 AMP / 50 AMP G.F.C.I (Energy Savings) Heater: 240 Volt Heater 6kW Ozone: Ultra-Pure Ozone System Filter: 24 Hour Crystal-Clear Filtration 100 SQ Foot System Pillows: Four Comfort Design Pillows Cover: Safety Locks Deluxe Cover 5"x 3" Tapered Foam Construction & Child Proof Safety Locks Extras: Waterfall, Stereo CD/AM/FM Radio System W/Pop Up Speakes and Cover Lift Lights Muti-Color LED Seats: 6 Adults Construction: Shell Insulated, Foam Barrier W/Full ABS Bottom and Maintenance Free Cabinet Liters 325 US Gallons (Average) Dimensions: 87"x 87"x 37" 87"x 87"x 37" Water Weight: 900 US Lbs. Filled Weight: 36110lbs Warranty Lifetime Spa Structural Warranty 10 Year Surface Warranty Lifetime Manifold Plumbing Warranty 2 Year Electrical Equipment Warranty Spa 2 Total Jets 25 Seating Capacity: 7 Person Dimensions: 93" x 93" x 39½" Dry Weight: 900 lbs Filled Weight: 5,065 lbs Water Capacity: 500 gal Control System: 6200 Smart Control Pack Power Supply: 240V * Heater: 5.5 kW XL Heat Exchanger Lighting: 1 x 12V Large Light w/ Clear, Red, and Blue Lenses Safety System: True Blue Safety Suction System * Booster Pumps: 1 x 145-T Frame GE 5.0 BHP 240V Switchless Booster Pump * Pumps: Eliminator Plus Wet Ends Total Jets: 22 Jets: 12 x Storm Jets CXW 2 x Storm Jets MJW 2 x Sure Flow SFW 6 x Micro Spin MSW Jet Ring Trim: Standard Grey Diverter Valves: 1 x 2" Comfort Diverter Valves Air Control Valves: 2 x Easy-Flo Air Venturi Pillows: 2 x Pillowsage Headrests Plumbing: 2" Pipes Filters: 75 ft² Bio-Clean Anti-Bacterial Filter Intakes: 1 x 1 Bottom Drain: Standard Shell: Acrylic Cabinet Frame: Pressure-Treated Wood Cabinet Panel: Redwood Bottom Tray: Standard Cover: Basic * Warranty: 10 x Years Structure 5 x Years Finish 5 x Years Parts 5 x Years Labor Heads or tails, your call. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fisrt timer Posted April 10, 2006 Report Share Posted April 10, 2006 Geee, is this another costco vs cal spa question???? The differnce in spas isnt whats on paper??? Havent you ever gone through the classified for a car and the add says, " in excellent condition" and you get there to find out is a POS? Anyone can candy coat things on paper. Its the power of marketing. IF I saw the 2 side by side, there wouldnt be a choice. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
flibotte Posted April 10, 2006 Report Share Posted April 10, 2006 For me personally I dont really care about a lot of that stuff. I hear so much about X filtration system, ozanators, super duper jet a vs ultimate power jet b or waterfalls, stereos, and led lights.. My big thing for me is how comfortable i am in the seats. I have one seat on my spa that is deeper and is nice on cold windy nights and another that isn't very deep and it is very comfortable and is the perfect hight to rest my arms on the side of the tub. Before I got my tub I was overly interested in how may jets and varations of jets but now I usually just run the jets for maybe 10 min and just soak in the tub the rest of the time. Also I was concerned about how big the tub was and how many people it would fit but 95% of the time it's just me and my girlfriend. I would say before you buy a tub figure out what is important to you and not get too caught up in the marketing crap of each company. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Brulan1 Posted April 10, 2006 Report Share Posted April 10, 2006 For me personally I dont really care about a lot of that stuff. I hear so much about X filtration system, ozanators, super duper jet a vs ultimate power jet b or waterfalls, stereos, and led lights.. My big thing for me is how comfortable i am in the seats. I have one seat on my spa that is deeper and is nice on cold windy nights and another that isn't very deep and it is very comfortable and is the perfect hight to rest my arms on the side of the tub. Before I got my tub I was overly interested in how may jets and varations of jets but now I usually just run the jets for maybe 10 min and just soak in the tub the rest of the time. Also I was concerned about how big the tub was and how many people it would fit but 95% of the time it's just me and my girlfriend. I would say before you buy a tub figure out what is important to you and not get too caught up in the marketing crap of each company. That is great advice however some people don't care about the compfortability but rather the bells and whistles. I completely agree with you! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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