Clean Prestine Water
Jacuzzi® is a leading hot tub brand that prioritises water care. With its advanced multi-stage filtration system and cutting-edge technology, Jacuzzi ensures clean and clear water in your hot tub. The filtration process is designed to be simple and effective, requiring minimal effort on your part. Enjoy the luxury of pristine water in your Jacuzzi® hot tub without the hassle.
Multi-Stage Filtration
Stages 1 & 2
The surface skimming weir and ProCatch™️ bag work together to clean the surface, while trapping large debris for easy removal.
Stage 3
The ProClarity® filter on the ProStream™️ circulation pump catches tiny debris and particles that other filters miss. This helps ensure clean, sparkling water.
Stage 4
The ProStream™️ circulation pump pulls the water through a ProClear® filter. It clarifies the water, even when the jets are not running.
Stage 5
The ProClear™️ filter operates with the hot tub’s hydromassage pump. It removes small and large particles to maintain the cleanest water.
Stage 6
Exclusive to Jacuzzi® – CLEARRAY Active Oxygen™️ – The Ozone + UV-C system inspired by nature works hard to keep your water clean for longer.
ClearRay Active Oxygen™
How Does It Work?
CLEARRAY Active Oxygen® technology harnesses the power of air and light to work harder and clean the water longer. It’s an advanced oxidation process that destroys contaminants and waterborne pathogens.
To achieve this, the hot tub water is injected with a low dose of ozone and mixed thoroughly. The ozonated water is then exposed to a UV-C bulb to energise the molecules. This process unlocks active oxygen, which is a super-powered agent that eradicates contaminants and pathogens, leaving the water clean and clear. The clean water is then pumped back into the hot tub, where it continues to cleanse and polish. The contaminants are broken down, making it easier to remove them through the filters.
*UV-C technology is standard on all models **Stages of filtration may vary by collection.***Clean is defined as the removal of microscopic (down to 3-micron level, (varies by model) debris from the water.
