HTF0150 50sq Ft Hot Tub Filter – Arctic, Coyote Spas, Outdoor Fun, Life, Style

Features we love

• Spa filter replacement for 50 sq. filtration space
• Removes scum such as hair, dust, leaves and more
• Delivers safe, purified water & is resilient to chlorine
• Strong inner core is resistant to high water pressure
• Helps protect hot tub heater and pump from dirt

All about me

One of the most popular spa filters worldwide, this filter is perfect for keeping your home spa free of any impurities. It helps purify the water, so you’re left with a clean and clear pool for you to enjoy your hot tub experience time and time again. Made with long-lasting materials, you can be guaranteed of its quality, and it’s easy to clean too, ensuring its durability; plus, we even supply a cleaner. It’s compatible with a variety of well-known spa brands too.

Need to know

Dimensions: W12.5 x D12.5 x H33.8 cm

Filtration area: 50 sq. ft

Material: Reemay polycarbonate and micro membrane cloth

Top cap: Internal hole diameter- 54mm

Central part: Filter

Bottom cap: Internal hole diameter- 54mm

Please note: You may come across a white band across the centre of your filter, please do not try to remove it.

Compatibility

Our Ref: HTF0150

Pleatco: PRB50-IN

Unicel: C-4950

Filbur: FC-2390

Darlly: 40506

Compatible models

Arctic Spas, Artesian Spas, Beachcomber Hot Tubs, Marquis Spas, Outdoor Fun, Tradition, Island, Life, Chateau, Style, South Sea Spas and more

FAQs

How does a hot tub filter work?

Water is pumped through the filter, and any debris gets caught in the filter’s pleats. Hot tub filters work alongside chemicals and sanitisers to keep the hot tub water clean and healthy.

How often should I clean my hot tub filters?

We recommend rinsing your hot tub filters once a week and giving them a full clean with cleaning tablets or powder every 4-6 weeks. This will ensure dirt, debris and pollutants are cleared quickly and effectively and will extend the life of your filter. A clean hot tub filter gives you more accurate results when testing the chemicals, meaning you could save money.

If you need more advice on keeping your filters clean, read our how to clean your hot tub filters guide.

How long should my hot tub filters last?

Having a spare filter to rotate when cleaning means that they can last up to 18 months. If you’re not rotating with a spare, you should expect to replace them every 12 months. Purchasing genuine branded hot tub filters allows your system to run more efficiently, thus allowing a more reliable circulation of water and easier maintenance.