How the water stays clean
The tub does the daily work. The water pump runs 24 hours a day and moves the water through the filter, the ozone chamber, the salt system and the heater. The app shows the water readings on your phone. Your part is a short routine, starting with one test strip a week.
The system
The parts that clean and check the water.
- ClearCore
- An ozone chamber in the plumbing. Ozone breaks down contaminants as the water passes through.
- Active Skim floating skimmer
- Rises and falls with the water level and pulls leaves, hair and oils off the surface.
- Antimicrobial filter, replaced every 3 to 6 months
- Traps dirt and debris as the water flows through it.
- One Spa Salt System
- Uses electricity to make chlorine from salt. It runs about 8 hours a day by default, and you can change that to match how much you use the tub.
- Waterlab
- Sits in the plumbing inside the cabinet and reads pH, temperature and ORP, a measure of how well the sanitizer is working. You can check the water before you get in.
- Gecko in.touch 3
- Shows the Waterlab readings on your phone. You enter your weekly test strip result here too.
The routine
What you do.
A short check each week, and a few bigger jobs every few months or years.
Any time
Follow the app. It shows the readings and tells you what the water needs.
Every week
Test the water with a strip and enter the result in the app. Check the salt system's run time. If the reading asks, lower pH with cleaning vinegar or raise alkalinity with baking soda.
Every 3 to 6 months
Replace the filter.
Every 6 to 18 months
Replace the salt cell, the part that makes the chlorine.
Once a year
Book a check-up with your local expert.
Every 1 to 2 years
Drain and refill.
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