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When a hot tub does not heat, the cause is most often the heating element or its sensors. In this category you will find over 80 items: complete Balboa M7 flow-through heaters for GS100 and BP200 systems, stand-alone titanium heating elements of 2.5–5.5 kW, LX heaters, low-current Sundance/Jacuzzi and Vita Spa heaters, and Poolstar Spawer heat pumps for economical year-round spa operation. What is in stock Balboa M7 heaters of 2.0 and 3.0 kW with integrated sensors – for GS100 and BP200 control units Titanium heating elements (coils) of 2.5 / 3.0 / 3.6 / 4.0 / 5.5 kW for replacement in the original housing LX H30-R1 and H30-R3 3.0 kW – straight version with a 2″ connection and T-shape with a 1.5″ connection Low-current 2.7 kW heaters for Sundance/Jacuzzi circulation circuits, Vita Spa 3 kW heater Poolstar Spawer O'Spa Flow 5 kW heat pump, bypass kits and UV pipe insulation for 1″ and 1.5″ How to choose the right heater First decide whether you are replacing the whole heater (tube with element and sensors) or just the heating coil in the existing housing – the coil is cheaper, but its length, diameter and power input must match. Then check: the output in kW against the supply fuse rating, the pipe connection diameter (1.5″ or 2″), the shape (straight vs. T) and compatibility with the control unit. Balboa M7 heaters have sensors integrated in the tube and belong to the Balboa GS/BP systems; for other units choose by type, and sensor cables can be found in electrical parts and cables. What to watch out for Before you replace the heater, make sure it is not failing to heat because of a clogged filter cartridge – a flow error switches off the heating even when the element is fine. Where limescale builds up on the coil, a titanium version helps, as it resists corrosion. During installation always replace the flange gaskets from the category seals and flanges, and have the wiring done by an electrician – this is an appliance with a power input in kilowatts in a wet environment. Who it is for For service companies and owners whose hot tub reports OH/FLO or simply does not heat. In-stock heaters ship within 48 hours across the EU.

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When a hot tub does not heat, the cause is most often the heating element or its sensors. In this category you will find over 80 items: complete Balboa M7 flow-through heaters for GS100 and BP200 systems, stand-alone titanium heating elements of 2.5–5.5 kW, LX heaters, low-current Sundance/Jacuzzi and Vita Spa heaters, and Poolstar Spawer heat pumps for economical year-round spa operation. What is in stock Balboa M7 heaters of 2.0 and 3.0 kW with integrated sensors – for GS100 and BP200 control units Titanium heating elements (coils) of 2.5 / 3.0 / 3.6 / 4.0 / 5.5 kW for replacement in the original housing LX H30-R1 and H30-R3 3.0 kW – straight version with a 2″ connection and T-shape with a 1.5″ connection Low-current 2.7 kW heaters for Sundance/Jacuzzi circulation circuits, Vita Spa 3 kW heater Poolstar Spawer O'Spa Flow 5 kW heat pump, bypass kits and UV pipe insulation for 1″ and 1.5″ How to choose the right heater First decide whether you are replacing the whole heater (tube with element and sensors) or just the heating coil in the existing housing – the coil is cheaper, but its length, diameter and power input must match. Then check: the output in kW against the supply fuse rating, the pipe connection diameter (1.5″ or 2″), the shape (straight vs. T) and compatibility with the control unit. Balboa M7 heaters have sensors integrated in the tube and belong to the Balboa GS/BP systems; for other units choose by type, and sensor cables can be found in electrical parts and cables. What to watch out for Before you replace the heater, make sure it is not failing to heat because of a clogged filter cartridge – a flow error switches off the heating even when the element is fine. Where limescale builds up on the coil, a titanium version helps, as it resists corrosion. During installation always replace the flange gaskets from the category seals and flanges, and have the wiring done by an electrician – this is an appliance with a power input in kilowatts in a wet environment. Who it is for For service companies and owners whose hot tub reports OH/FLO or simply does not heat. In-stock heaters ship within 48 hours across the EU.