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I disagree, and I thought it was a standard feature on most tubs when I bought mine. On really cold nights you can see a big difference in the set and actual if you are in the tub for a long time. After a refill, I like to be able to check the actual temp and set temp. Also after a power failure, its nice to see what they both are.
- the tub automatically resets to the last temp I had after a power failure and/or water change....
One of the nice things about HotSpring is that there is absolutely nothing to program: no timers, cycles, power-failure reprograms, nothing! Set it, forget it, if the power goes out, it'll reset itself to the last temperature setting and start the 24-hour filtration automatically. Pretty nice not having to program the spa like a VCR. Terminator
It's easy to find out the temperature. If you have set the spa for say 102 and the spa is still heating up, you would just push the set button down until the ready light comes on, what ever the temp is showing at that point you are within 1-2 degrees of that.
hey spas direct has a solid bottom!! i live in ny its cold real cold !!!!
Yea, we lost power for somewhere around 7 hours after Sat night's storm and my controller returned to the previous set temp.
We just got power back at my store after two weeks without. Thanks Wilma!! $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
Glad you're back! Did the spas freeze with no power or did the full foam insulation pull through like a champ? Terminator