Showing posts with label What kind of jets does my spa have?. Show all posts
Showing posts with label What kind of jets does my spa have?. Show all posts

Monday, February 13, 2012

Identifying Spa Jets


Spa OEM's - The companies who assemble the spa you may own generally do not make their own components. Fittings such as jets are bought from suppliers who specialize in manufacturing the fittings and small parts needed to assemble the tub. 

If there are no identifiable markings, part numbers or logos on the jet parts you can try to visually determine which brand you might have. 
The rear of each jet is shown because the front faces are aesthetic and only give an indication to the series the jet belongs to not the brand. 
The rear of the jet is called the diffuser, each brand has their own design which specific to their jet bodies. They are not interchangeable with other brands.


5" Jet Faces

Note - CMP & Waterway Diffusers appear similar, pay close attention when examining your jets.




Pentair Jets


Waterway Jets



Wednesday, September 21, 2011

What jets does my spa have?


Trying to find out which brand of jets your spa has can be tricky.
We have a basic list of the spa brands we come across most often & the jet manufacture they use. This is by no means a complete list but a good starting point. We never assume anything, always double check if you are not sure - there are always exceptions!


CalSpa*, Centurion Spas, Dimension One
Spas, Down East Spas, Emerald, Great Lakes Spas, Life Spa, Marquis, Master Spas(Some Models), Reflections Spas, Thermospa, Viking & Vita Spas.


Artesian Spas, Barefoot Spas, Coleman Spas, Cool Nights Spas, Coast Spas, Clear Water Spas, Charisma Spas, Catalina Spas, Blue Ridge Spas, Beachcomber Spas, Day Break Spas, Diamante Spas, Dolphin Spas, Dynasty Spas, Four Wind Spas, Garden Leisure Spas, Gulf Coast Spas, Hawk Eye Spas, Keys Spas, LA Spas, Leisure Bay Spas, Master Spas (newer Models), Maxx Spas, Phoenix Spas, Savannah Spas, Sunrise Spas, Weslo - Icon -  Image - Proform Spas.


The spa industry is very complex often one manufacturer will make multiple "name brands" of spas. One good example is Maax Spas (which use both Pentair & Waterway) they make or have made spas under the following names at one point or another: California Cooperage, Coleman Spas, Elite Spas, Infiniti Spas, Journey, Lifestyle Spas, MAAX, Nahanni Spas, Power Pool, Savannah Spas, Vita Spa.

*Cal-Spas use Pentair jets with proprietary jet face sizes & designs, we often sell regular Pentair jets as lower priced substitutes.