Jacuzzi 1500-Watt Inlet Heater Item # 99955 Model # LH05000 Fits all Jacuzzi® PRIMO and Espree® whirlpool baths Requires a dedicated GFCI separate circuit Maintains water temperature without adding additional hot water 1500W, 120V, 60Hz, 12.5amp Requires Dedicated GFCI Separate Circuit Maintains a consistent water temperature for a longer soak Includes smart high-limit so safety circuit won't "false trip" The American Standard Safe-T Heater is designed to work with most American Standard Whirlpool tubs. The heater helps maintain a consistent temperature in the tub, allowing for a long, relaxing soak. Most American Standard Whirlpool tubs are pre-plumbed at the factory making them ready to accept the heater (check your model for compatibility) Helps maintain a consistent water temperature for a longer soak Equipped with a pre-set pressure switch so the pump must be running with water flowing in the Whirlpool to allow the heater to turn on

Includes an intelligent high-limit so that the safety circuit will not "false trip" from hot tap water; it will only turn the heater off if the thermostat fails A separate 120-Volt AC/15 Amp dedicated circuit with GFCI protection must be installed for this heater This question is from Safe-T Heater2 will this heater work with model 2425vc This question is from Safe-T Heater2 My whirlpool tub has a insert with couplings that measure 2 1/2 inches for installing a heater! Flat Faced Kittens For SaleWill this model fit on this size?Indoor Cactus Lighting This question is from Safe-T Heater2 Will this heater work on American Standard Model #2525LCH-RHO.020?Blue Pitbull Puppies For Adoption This question is from Safe-T Heater2 What is the difference between this heater and the EZHEAT-100, besides being $20 cheaper?

In-Line Heater for Whirlpool Bathers who like to linger should consider an In-Line Heater. The In-Line Heater maintains the water temperature for greater bathing comfort. This heater is designed for use with American Standard Walk-In Bath Whirlpool and Combo units with an In-Line Heater blank. Works only with Whirlpool and combination system models 3260.210, 3051.110, 2848.110, 2651.110, 3052.504, 3150.504, 2848.504, 3060.504, 3060.100, 3052.100, 3151.201 and 2848.100 Heater blank installed on every Whirlpool and combo tub to add heater later 1 Is there a Whirlpool Tub Heater that can actually raise the water temp, even slowly over a period of time? I have a large corner tub and not enough hot water in the tank to fill it. 1 How is the heater turned on? on the the american standard tubs there is a buttom ontop of the tub that turns the jets on. If i install a heater how is that turned on? Do you need to add a switch to the seperate GFCI outlet for the heater?

1 I live in a condo- If I purchase the American Standard Everclean - Are you required to use only PVC piping? or can I use different piping ? My condo association may require a different type of piping to install - Do I have to use PVC ? What other options are there? 1 I purchased a Kohler Archer spa, modelK-1122-LA-0. From a it appears I need to splice the water line and add two male adapters and install the heater. It appears pretty straight forward. Does anyone know if this is all standard tubing for the spa so I can use standard readily available PVC. I realize I will need a 15 amp GHI. I have not yet installed the tub so I would like to do it before I install the tub. It appears the heater can go on the outside of the spa just behind the removable panel.View Full Version : Does anyone have a jetted bathtub? Please enter your zip code to find the nearest Ferguson Showrooms. � Heat Master - HydroQuip Heater For Maximum Comfort� In-Line Heater - Use with Whirlpools and Total Massage Tubs

Items 1 to 9 of 36 total Hydro-Quip In Line Heater Air Control, White, 2 5/8" Stem for Air Control, 1 3/4" Metal Escutcheon Assembly, Polished Chrome Air Control Complete, 1 3/4" Metal Escutcheon Assembly, Chrome, 1 3/4" Slim Line Jet Escutcheon Assembly, White Slim Line Jet Assembly, Chrome Slim Line Jet Assembly Items 1 to 9 of 36 totalHydro Heat 750 750 Watts of heating to keep your spa warm. Hydro Heat 1500 1500 Watts of heating to keep your spa warm. Inline Heater Manifold A manifold to hold your heater element For centuries cultures in Europe, Asia and North America have understood the benefits of natural hot spring soaking for temporary relief of aches and pains, and as a remedy for many other illnesses. Today you can bring these wonderful benefits right into your home as part of your personal hydrotherapy experience. One of the three principles of hydrotherapy is heat, often referred to as hydro-thermal therapy. Immersion in hot water raises the body temperature and causes blood vessels to dilate, improving circulation and helping melt away aches and pains.

Of course everyone’s body will react differently to various forms of hydrotherapy, but the following is a basic breakdown of what you might expect from a typical hydro-thermal therapy session. Please note, if you have a medical condition or are pregnant, consult with your physician before starting any hydrotherapy program. If there is a particular brand you are interested in, you may select it here. The attributes below allow you to narrow your selection based on broader terms such as ADA (ADA Compliant Tubs) and Apron Front (Skirted, Three-Wall Alcove Tubs). Please select from the list below for the color (tub finish) that will best suit your decor needs. Please select from the list below if there was a particular material you were interested in. Note: Most acrylic tubs have a fiberglass reinforced underbelly.Let's first look at the whirlpool tub. Most of the bath tubs built today are made using acrylic for the interior and fiberglass on the exterior for structural integrity.

For more information on exactly how they are made see the Leisure Concepts Acrylic bath construction page. A whirlpool bath starts out as a normal soaking tub. A whirlpool system is then installed in the soaking tub turning it into a whirlpool bath. Holes are drilled into the sides and on the top lip of the tub to install whirlpool jets, suction fittings, lights, air controls and on/off or electronic pump controls. All fittings are permanently sealed with a special waterproof silicone material and are tested for leaks prior to leaving the factory. Water is sucked from the tub by a water pump or "jet pump" through a suction fitting normally located on one sidewall of the tub near the bottom. This suction fitting has what's called an "anti-vortex" cover on it. The anti-vortex cover is there to prevent anything from being sucked into the pump and to prevent any kind of entrapment situation. The water is sucked into the whirlpool pump which then forces it through the jets and back to the tub under a fair amount of pressure.

The pumps on most Leisure Concepts whirlpool baths will move about 90 gallons per minute or more. The water leaves the pump and is forced back into the tub via the whirlpool jets that are installed on the sidewalls of the tub. This water is divided by the number of whirlpool jets in the tub, normally at least 6 jets and as many as 20 in some of the more powerful and upgraded models. Each jet has a water line and an air line running to it. As the water moves through the jet on its way back to the tub, you have the option of allowing air to mix into the water flow using the venturi principal. Air controls installed on the top lip of the tub to allow you to control the amount of air that is mixed into the water flow as it passes through each jet. The addition of this air makes the massage feel much more powerful and at the same time nice and soft. It's similar to the feel of water flowing from a brand new kitchen faucet with a good aerator but with much more power. Whirlpool baths provide direct massaging pressure to your muscles.

Leisure Concepts tubs use mainly jets that are both directional and volume controllable. That means that you can aim the water flow any direction just by moving the directional eyeball in the center of the jet. You can also turn each jet face to increase or decrease the amount of water moving through that one particular jet. This is a nice feature because it allows you to turn off a few jets which will then increase the pressure at the remaining open jets. If you have a sore back you can turn down a few jets at the foot end of the tub and increase the water flow and pressure of the jets behind your back. If your feet hurt you can turn off a few side or back jets and get a super powerful foot massage. We also offer upgrades where you get some back jets that are not directional but instead they force the water out in a rotating pattern. These jets are not adjustable but instead they force the water into the tub in a constantly moving, rotating pattern which is especially nice for a good back massage.

Most standard whirlpool baths have a single speed pump that is turned on and off by an air switch. This switch is normally mounted on the top lip of the tub. It's a simple button that you press. Press once to turn the pump on, another time to turn it off. The button is connected to a ¼ " vinyl tube that runs back to the motor where the switching actually takes place. Air switches are incredibly simple, effective, and really reliable and because of this air operated design you can use it with wet hands and while sitting in the tub with complete safety. Leisure Concepts also offers more powerful pumps and even variable speed pumps too. Since each whirlpool is custom built to your specifications with no extra cost for that you can add extra jets if you want. If you add more than a couple it's a good idea to also increase the output of the pump so the jets still give you a great massage. Our more powerful variable speed pump comes with an electronic control that allows you to choose the exact level of water pressure you want.

There's even a pulsating mode that automatically increases and decreases the water pressure for you. This electronic control will also control an underwater light and even an air pump if you choose to make your whirlpool into a combination whirlpool / air tub. A Leisure Concepts whirlpool baths can also be built with inline heaters. An inline heater will allow you to sit in your tub for as long as you want with the temperature of the water holding right at 104 degrees. There is no need to add any hot makeup water saving you money while you soak in hot turbulent water as long as you want. Leisure Concepts whirlpool baths are built using special full draining "V" shaped jets. They are designed so that the pipes coming off each jet go upward. No water can be left behind when the tub is drained. They are designed to be 100% full draining tubs. Most of our models include high density foam insulating spray on the exterior. This serves several purposes. It insulates the tub to keep it warm, it helps to deaden any sound for quiet operation and it helps protect the plumbing lines, jets, and fittings during transit and the installation process.

Each whirlpool is filled and tested at the factory then it is drained, cleaned, inspected one last time and finally padded and boxed for shipping. Leisure Concepts air tubs are very different from a whirlpool tub. Like a whirlpool tub an air tub starts out as a regular soaking tub and the air jet system is added to make it into an air tub. There are 2 methods used to manufacture air tubs. In the first method tiny air jet holes are drilled along the sidewalls of the tub right near the bottom, usually only an inch or two up from the floor of the tub. These holes are positioned most of the way around the tub in most models. On the outside of the tub a channel is installed that covers the small holes. Fiberglass is applied over the row of air jets leaving a channel for air to feed to the air jets. It's kind of like a small tunnel with the air jets entering at the very bottom of that tunnel. At one point that air channel has a pvc fitting installed right into the fiberglass to allow the heated air to enter.

A heated air blower is then installed with the air outlet pipe connected to the pvc fitting that leads into the air channel. When you turn the system on the heated air is forced into that channel pushing all the water out and forcing hot air out of all the air jets that are connected to that channel. When you turn off the air blower with the tub, full water will enter into the air jets and fill the air channel. When you drain the water out of the tub it will also drain out of the air channel via the air jet holes because that air channel is at least an inch higher than the bottom of the tub and the air jet holes are right at the bottom of the channel. This type of system normally has a single check valve right at the blower so there is no chance of water accidentally making its way into the blower. This method has been in use almost from the beginning of air jets. The second method is a little new system and is available in 2 varieties. The first consists of air jet holes drilled right into the bottom of the tub.

There are normally 12 to 24 air jets spread out across the floor depending on the model and size of the tub. On the back side of each one of these air jet holes, the underside of the tub, is a special fitting attached with a powerful permanent epoxy. This fitting allows a single small air tube to be connected to it and has a built in check valve to prevent any water from entering the air jet. Since the air jets in this system are actually under the floor of the tub they are also directly under your body. As far as being effective this system will give you a better air jet massage then the side jet system because the jets are under you, not at your sides. This type system also includes an electronic control inside the heated air blower that will automatically turn on for 30 or 40 seconds about 20 minutes after you finish using the tub. Just in case any water was able to sneak through any of the check valves (one way valves) and is sitting in an air tub below the tub, this automated system will blow that water back into the tub so it can go down the drain.