Name: Indoor spa Relax I
SKU: 1031
Availability: InStock

Therapy spa model Relax I is specially developed for professional use in the wellness and treatment industry. You can both sit and lie in the tub. Relax I combine light, sound and water therapy for an extraordinary bathing experience. The spa has three different water therapy features: Water massage along the body from the bottom of the tub, massage from the sides of the tub in conjunction with light therapy and waterfall massage from the top of the tub. In addition to the spa’s electronic Easy Touch system on the edge of the tub, Relax 1 has a remote control from which the radio is also controlled. The waterfall (jets) at the top of the spa, gives a different and relaxed massage effect.
The two neck pillows enhance comfort. At one end of the spa there is a bottom plate that can be removed to provide a deeper and better sitting comfort.

Specifications

Dimensions and appearance

Dimension: L: 210 x W 100 x H: 62 cm
Color: White
Material: Sanitary acrylic
Material frontpanels: Sanitary acrylic on 4 sides
Stand: Strong with adjustable legs
Fittings: All visible fittings in chrome
Faucet: Bathtub mixer on the rim of the tub
Shower: Built-in hand shower
Water volume: About 250 liters

Technical details

Regulation: Stepless control of the massage beam’s hardness
Control: Electronic Easy Touch control panel
Total number of massage jets: Water massage from 8 side jets and 9 jets at the bottom of the tub. Waterfall massage on both long sides
Pumps: 2 pc. 1 HK pumps
Lighting: In the side jets
Water filling: Through the waterfalls on the long sides of the spa
Drain kit and flexible hose: Not included
Sound level: Low

Connection cable NOT included with your Spa.

Heater

NordKap Living recommends that you buy a heater for your indoor spa. In addition to heating and maintaining the water temperature, the heater also has the important function of keeping the water at body temperature via the integrated thermostat.

Temperature fluctuations of +/- 2 degrees are usually felt at once. At a water temperature of 39 degrees you are usually sweating and at 35 degrees you are freezing.
When choosing a heater, a number of factors should be kept in mind: the size of the spa, the amount of hot water available and the number of people in the household who share this daily.

Dokuments

User’s Guide