What is a hot tub control pack?

Your Spa Pack is basically the brains, or motherboard of your spa. Its job is controlling all your spas components like your pump, heater, lights, and more. Typically, you can save yourself thousands of dollars by simply replacing your control system rather than your entire hot tub.

How does a hot tub pressure switch work?

The Pressure Switch on a hot tub or spa is a pressure sensor that is mounted onto the heater housing, or very close to the exit point of the heater. It’s sole purpose is to shut off the heater if low pressure (low water flow) occurs.

How long do spa packs last?

A well made hot tub should last around 10-15 years. If your hot tub is only 5 or 6 years old, it almost always makes sense to repair it as you should have at least another 5 years life out of it.

Can you return a hot tub control system?

Check the label on your current spa pack or know your spa make and model/serial number. Electronics are non-returnable items since they cannot be resold as news. When you buy a spa pack from Hot Tub Outpost you always get a brand new, mint control system with manufacturer’s warranty. Contact us if you need assistance.

What kind of controls are used in a hot tub?

This nerve center controls the functions and equipment in the spa, like the jet pumps, filtration time, and heater. There are two types of control systems used in hot tubs: electronic, digital type systems and older-style mechanical air controls. Digital controls are solid state computer-controlled systems.

What do you get with a spa pack from hot tub outpost?

When you buy a spa pack from Hot Tub Outpost you always get a brand new, mint control system with manufacturer’s warranty. Contact us if you need assistance. All spa packs include free shipping anywhere in the continental USA. Air Spa Control System CS6009-US2 with slide style heater.

How to troubleshoot hot tub and spa equipment pack?

Using volt meter on a minimum 240 volt scale (120 on a 120 pack) check to see whether the power coming in is enough to power the pack: 210-240 on 240v, 110-120 on 120v. If not, have an electrician look into it. 5. On 240v observe contactor or heater relay.