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Understanding Advanced Filtration Systems

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What I wish I knew before buying a swim spa.

What happens here

Oliver explains the advanced filtration system used in Master Spas. He points out a filter well with a large debris plate, emphasizing that it's a 'pressurized' system capable of cycling 400 gallons of water every 5-7 minutes. This design prevents scum and larger debris from floating in the spa. He highlights the non-proprietary, pleated 'EcoPur Charge' filters, which integrate a mineral system (e.g., copper and zinc) to act as an algaecide and remove heavy metals. The filters are easy to remove and provide a long lifespan, reducing the need for harsh chemicals like chlorine.

Goal: Identify effective filtration systems for cleaner, healthier swim spa water.

Tools and materials

  • Debris Plate — Removable component of the filter well
  • EcoPur Charge Filter — Filtration with mineral system
  • Swim Spa Master Spas — Demonstrating the filtration system

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abil that frecker has to go through that and we have that much space legitimately on each side of it so we may end up popping this gate off just in case we don't know yet what was that that F what does that show fat guy in a little jacket the heck is the name of that movie oh my God dud I do thank you yeah so he's got special Forks Kevin has he's they're just longer they don't depend on fork extensions and they get super thin at the end I guess they're he selected them for this kind of work and he's got pipe like I said we're doing it Egyptian style yep they are okay that's want to double CH yep for sure turn that way okay what else do we need to know yeah the components of the spa is is a really really big deal uh when you jump into

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