What is the temperature that the water is supposed to be maintained at? Thanks!
175373
You use hot water from your tap. The hottest you can. That's it. It doesn't maintain the temperature, it's not heated.
175374
The HeatWave Technology helps to maintain the temperature of the water you put in the unit. So if you use hot tap water (we do not recommend boiling water) it will help keep the water hot while using the SpotClean.
1404406
When I filled my spa, it took around 28-30 hours to get it to 104. Thats with the surrounding area at 45-50F degrees. The water started out at 54F degrees also, so roughly around 1-2 degrees per hour
1772288
I am guessing, but less than 1 degree F per hour. I get about 6 degrees per hour for a 1200-1500 gal pool. Good luck.
1528076
I'd start at 100 degrees. I like to keep mine about there. Then you can adjust up or down from there to whatever you like. If you have never owned a hot tub- make sure to not stay in it longer than say 30 minutes because you can get heat stroke easier than you think. We stayed in there for over an hour one time and it about killed us and it just crept up on us... Be safe! Have fun. =)
1843321
I purchased mine a fee months ago. It appears to me it should last longer. It was 6 degrees here last evening and my water wasn't frozen. Would definitely contact the company on that.
1338317
I'm not using at a high altitude but my guess is that you should be ok save for a slightly different boiling temperatures. The 'maintenance temperatures' you keep water at should not be affected by altitude given that I'm assuming they use a thermometer.
347998
The water is room temperature. Be sure to use filtered rather than tap water.
358794
The heater just keeps it so it won't freeze. It does not make the water hot. I think it stays about 32 degrees.
153961
I thought temp to be approx. 220 degrees. I remember it being the highest temp of similar machines at the time I purchased. It is very light, maybe 2 pounds when full of water.
897306
It's controlled by a thermal switch normally open set at around 35 to 36 degrees, then turns off around 43 degrees. Is set to keep the water from freezing.I've taken it apart and had to replace the thermal switch on a few of them, they tend to go bad when they get wet. Stv
413875
The water that comes out is as hot as the tap water you put in the reservoir. I just add straight hot tap water, so apx. 120 degrees, or hotter depending on your hot water tank settings.
897307
It's controlled by a thermal switch normally open set at around 35 to 36 degrees, then turns off around 43 degrees. Is set to keep the water from freezing. I've taken it apart and had to replace the thermal switch on a few of them, they tend to go bad when they get wet. Stv
710316
Also, it has worked very well for me in 100+ weather. It had kept the water about 80-85°, like bath water.
2158611
room temperature as it is water make up on my large reef tank. It has worked really well for months now.
137952
With temperatures in the 33°F to 35°F range, mine heats the water near the heater to 50°F while running at a 75% duty cycle. At lower temperatures the duty cycle will reach 100% and the heater will not be able to supply enough power to maintain 50°F. Below that temperature of the water near the heater will be a nearly constant rise above the air temperature,. For my situation the temperature rise above ambient will be about 21°F. I would expect mine to freeze over when the ambient air temperature is 11°F.
226273
cool water is not the strongest sent, So I would say 4-5. Also does not last long maybe 2-4 hours.
1061653
The temperature water turns to steam ( water vapor) is 212 degrees f. To get it any higher iit must be put under high pressure. So 212 degrees is what you're going to get out of any steamer that you would use in the home.