SPACREST RANGE OF HOT TUBS
As standard European Spa Crest Models include stainless steel jets, CPI Cabinets in 3 colours, choice of nine Lucite shell colours all with Micro ban and high insulation cover in colours to suit.
Most models have LED underwater lighting, optional extras include: perimeter LED Lighting and neck jets or pillow on lounge seat. Spa Crest provides fantastic warranty for the hot tubs they manufacture, fully supported by their dealer network.
Spa Crest is one of the United States leading Hot Tub Manufacturers, with over 20 years experience of manufacturing high quality hot tubs you can be assured of receiving the highest quality products available. Every model comes with fully programmable electronic controls included, allowing easy adjustment of temperature, water circulation and the power of the jets.
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All SpaCrest Hot Tubs come as standard with separately controlled neck jets adjustable to your preferred level of massage intensity. (Excluding the LX models and 301). An alternative option to the standard neck jets are optional built-in head pillows (Excludes Model 301).
The multifunction LED lighting provides a fantastic light display with a beautiful spectrum of colours, all controlled from the tubs topside control panel with numerous lighting effects. For longevity and reliability the SpaCrest LED lighting technology provides 100,000 hours of light per LED.
The shells are moulded with ICI Lucite Acrylic, together with Microban antibacterial technology for added protection. This is now the industry standard for all quality hot tub shells. The hot tub shell is then thoroughly reinforced with fibre glass providing structural strength. The spacrest and vision shells are some of the strongest and most durable on the market and come with a twelve year manufacturers warranty.
SpaCrest's range of hot tubs are insulated with an insulation system called ReflectoTherm, comprised of high density foam insulation on the shell and a reflective thermal barrier on the exterior panels. This combination creates a trapped air space under the shell of the hot tub, similar in principle to double glazed windows. The reflective insulation on the exterior panels is designed to contain the radiant heat (radiant heat travels through space from a warm surface to a cooler surface). The reflective barrier contains up to 97% of the radiant heat that is generated from the internal components.
