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SPN OCT 2012 SwimSpas
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THIS & LEFT: Spa Crest Europe’s PowerSwim Spa
complete hydrotherapy spa. The pool end has 15hp of fully controllable pumps for all swimming capabilities. Anyone undecided about whether to have a pool or a spa can have both at exceptional value.
All come with a five year electrical and plumbing warranty. With the new cost effective controls, running costs have been as low as 91p per day! Olympia, Spa4swim and Pure Indulgence swim spas come under the performance range and feature more power and therapy compared to the Eco-range swim spas.
Elite’s Eco swim spas are built for those people who want a fully featured swim spa but on a budget. The major benefits are value for money, lower energy usage and recycled energy-heat generated from the spa pumps which are trapped and recycled back into the spa. This is because the inside of the shell and cabinet is insulated which creates a warm pocket around the spa and so reduces the heat loss saving money.
TIDAL FIT SUMS UP FITNESS THEME OF SWIM SPAS
Artesian Spas introduced the semi in-ground TidalFit exercise pool last year, the only exercise pool in the industry that has waterproof hardy board to half its height with additional bracing to allow in-ground backfilling. The internal pump system has been raised for easy access when servicing. Both the in-ground and original TidalFit models can be personalised to the specific needs of the customer. Artesian Spas noticed a gap in the market for an exercise pool that could meet the individual customer needs and requirements and as a result, they created the TidalFit. This is unique and as it now comes with an in-ground option, it will certainly assist our dealers increase sales in the swim spa market.
All TidalFit models have carbon fibre decorative strips presenting a stylish exterior. Internally, the TidalFit comes with a choice of either the Badu
jet system or a high performance quad jet system with patented Variable Flow Control which allows the water current strength to be adjusted to meet the swimmer’s requirements.
POWERSWIM – AN IDEAL MARRIAGE OF POOL AND SPA
Spa Crest Europe’s PowerSwim Spa is a large spa that uses powerful jets to create a swift counter- current. The result is a pool which offers therapy and relaxation – the ideal marriage of pool and spa. The PowerSwim is ideal for regular exercise, swimming, or aqua-jogging, as well as the enjoyment, comfort and relaxation of hot water. With an adaptable current of between 730 and 2,200 litres per minute, the PowerSwim adjusts to every style of swimming and to every exercise level. It has six high flow jets, three pumps and three air regulators the swim spa creates the ideal current for any intensity or exercise desired. The Powerswim also allows for any combination of hot tub to be placed behind it or in the vicinity, to allow for choice to the customer as opposed to a ‘this swim spa has a 3, 4, 5 or 6 person hot tub end moulded to it’. PowerSwim is one of the deepest swim spas manufactured allowing actual water depth of up to 140cm or as shallow as 130cm. Design innovations such as an exclusive ‘no slip’ floor makes it perfect for aqua-jogging. The water temperature is maintained at the user’s desired setting and is ready to go anytime
in any season of the year. Equipped with two LED lights, PowerSwim can be illuminated at night for exercise or set to ‘lightshow’, creating an array of effects and colours designed to showpiece the swim spa. spn
i FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
F ARTESIAN SPAS ( 0845 230 7727 :
www.artesianspas.co.uk F CATALINA SPAS ( 01980 611555 :
www.catalinaspas.co.uk F CERTIKIN ( 01993 778855 :
www.certikin.co.uk F COAST SPAS ( 07810 876484 :
www.coastspas.co.uk F ELITE SPAS ( 0844 448 0125 :
www.elitehottubs.co.uk F HYDROPOOL UK ( 01342 311000 :
www.hydropoolspas.co.uk F RIPTIDE POOLS LTD UK ( 01245 265036 :
www.riptidepools.co F SPA CREST EUROPE ( 0844 871 8730 :
www.spacrest-europe.com
THIS & LEFT: Artesian Spas noticed a gap in the market for an exercise pool
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