What material is an EXIT Leather Premium spa made of?
The inside and outside of an EXIT Leather Premium spa are made from PVC. The foam walls are made from polyethylene, making them insulating and energy-saving. The foam bottom also provides excellent seating comfort.
What material is an inflatable EXIT spa made of?
The inflatable EXIT spas have extra sturdy three-layer pvc walls and a foam bottom that provides excellent seating comfort.
How much electricity does my EXIT spa use?
On average, an EXIT Toys spa uses 8 kWh per day, at an ambient temperature of 20 degrees. This does depend on various factors such as the amount of water in the spa, whether the tub is in the sun or not, and whether you cover the spa with a cover when not in use.
Which surface do you recommend for my EXIT spa?
We advise placing the EXIT spa on a level surface. This prevents damage from bumps or sharp stones and gives you long-lasting enjoyment!
What is the maximum water temperature of an EXIT spa?
The maximum temperature of an EXIT spa is 42 degrees.
Will the water of my EXIT spa stay at temperature if I don't cover it?
Even if you don't cover the spa, it will stay at a sufficient temperature. Depending on the ambient temperature, an uncovered spa will lose more heat, meaning the heating element has to work harder.
Which minimum outdoor temperature do you recommend for using my EXIT spa?
We recommend using your EXIT spa at an outdoor temperature of at least 5 degrees. At lower temperatures the PVC becomes harder and the risk of damage is greater.
Can the EXIT spas also be used with salt water?
No, the filter pumps of our EXIT spas are not suitable for salt water.
Should I always leave the heating element of my spa on?
This depends on how often the spa is used. Do you want to enjoy a warm spa every day? Then we recommend leaving the heating element on. Do you not use the spa for several days? Then you can consider turning the heating element off.
How quickly does my spa heat up?
This depends on many factors such as the starting temperature, the ambient temperature, the size and material of the spa and the way it's covered. At an outdoor temperature of 20 degrees you can assume the spa heats up by 1 to 2 degrees per hour. For a polyethylene spa this will be somewhat faster: 1.5 to 2.5 degrees per hour. This means the spa is usually up to temperature after a day.
How do I keep my EXIT spa clean?
To keep your EXIT spa clean, a filter pump is a real must-have. This filters dirt particles out of the water and keeps the water moving. This prevents the growth of algae in the water. To prevent algae and bacteria, it's also important that the chlorine level of your spa water is up to standard. In addition, a correct pH value ensures the chlorine works as effectively as possible. Want to know more about maintaining your EXIT spa? Read our blog.
Which spa maintenance products do you recommend?
To prevent algae and bacteria, it's important that the chlorine level of your spa water is up to standard. Use chlorine tablets for this. With EXIT test strips you test the pH value of the water. A correct pH value ensures the chlorine works as effectively as possible.
I've replaced the cartridge filter of my spa filter pump, but it keeps giving an error. What can I do?
When the filter system of your spa shows the message "CHG" followed by "FIL", it's time to clean or replace the filter. Have you done this? Then hold the filter button for 5 seconds to switch off the sound. The filter system will switch off, after which you can press the button to switch the system on again. The above messages are shown by default after 150 hours, whether or not you've replaced the filter.
When I run a test on my EXIT spa, I hear a loud click. Is this normal?
Yes, you're hearing the relay (an electrical component used to switch currents). This physically cuts off the power supply to your spa and provides safety.
