Grundfos pump: ultimate circulation

A Grundfos pump is an excellent circulation pumps. If your spa requires one of these pumps, then SpaCare.com can meet your need. We carry many different types of circulation pumps, including Grundfos pump styles, Laing and Waterway. If you aren’t sure which type will work best for your hot tub, then we encourage you to read through the helpful descriptions we’ve placed in the Circulating Pumps and Parts section of our website. Also, if you have a photo of a spa part that you need to replace, but aren’t sure what it is, then e-mail us the photo!

One of the things to look for when you purchase a pump for your hot tub is the amount of water it can rapidly transfer through the system. The FloMaster spa pumps have been tested against their competition and have proven to have the highest flow rate. This is largely due a unique design which is not found in another pump. Engineered with great care and to exact specifications, FloMaster spa pumps and repair parts are available at our Spa Parts Index.

Congratulations! You've decided to perform your own spa maintenace, and we know you can do it. We're here to help you. A good place to start is with an awareness of safety.

When you work on your spa, it is important to remember that you are working with two incompatible elements: electricity and water. Often when a hot tub malfunctions the ultimate problem will be found in the electrical system. If there is a short, causing electrical current to actually leak into the water, the GFCI should shut off the spa. If the GFCI does not turn the spa off, however, you must remember to do so before working with any of the electrical components which could cause shock or electrocution. There is information on evaluating heating components in our Troubleshooting Guide.