Hot Tub Forum
Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: rphman on August 08, 2011, 09:06:07 pm
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Looking for some help. I just bought a new Monarch CD ozonator for my Caldera Moorea that didn't come with one. The kit I bought has a red injector (highland series) and SpaDepot shows my tub has a blue injector (paradise series), the tubing sizes, and main unit are identical. The parts look the same except color but the injector hose is in a different place see http://www.spapartsdepot.com/category/caldera_spas.ozonators/ (http://www.spapartsdepot.com/category/caldera_spas.ozonators/) Does anyone know if there is a difference? Thx
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Looking for some help. I just bought a new Monarch CD ozonator for my Caldera Moorea that didn't come with one. The kit I bought has a red injector (highland series) and SpaDepot shows my tub has a blue injector (paradise series), the tubing sizes, and main unit are identical. The parts look the same except color but the injector hose is in a different place see http://www.spapartsdepot.com/category/caldera_spas.ozonators/ (http://www.spapartsdepot.com/category/caldera_spas.ozonators/) Does anyone know if there is a difference? Thx
The difference should have to do with whether your spa uses a circ pump for filtering or a 2-speed pump for filtering. There is a big difference in flow between the two methods and the color injector is to match the flow of that line. Stick with what the manufacturer suggests.
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Thanks Spatech!
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Red injectors are for spas that use a low speed jet pump to filter the spa. If you have a circulation pump, they are typically white/clear/black, and I guess now blue.
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Yeah I was worried about the injector but didn't realize there are voltage differences in the units also! :'( I bought the correct injector but know just realized this unit is 120 volts and my tub is 220 volts, so now I have a complete setup for 120 system and just an injector for a 220. If anyone is interested in a brand new in the box Monarch CD set for a 120 volt tub let me know as I can not return it.
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I may be wrong, but I thought all Watkins spas use a 120V Ozone. Are you positive that yours must be 220?
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No I don't thats way I kinda asked here. I did start a new thread. Spaparts depo said 120, I assumed since mine was set up for 220 that it had to be 220?? But maybe that part runs on 120 off the board?? I got confused as after I saw them listed for either voltage when I ordered the injector and then read the sellers desciption that it would work in any 120 volt tub.
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All Watkins tubs use 120 volt Ozone systems.
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I got something right, awesome.
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Thanks Chas! That's what I wanted to hear. I may have not posted alot, but have read many of your posts and appreciate your help to the forum!!
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I guess if I looked in the control box it gave the different voltages for the components. Very easy to install and is working. Thanks to all that replied with answers!