At a glance: A professional, shelf-ready hot tub chemical starter kit designed for dealers and showrooms. Provides everything needed to establish balanced, sanitised water from day one, helping reduce post-sale callouts and standardise customer handovers.
Why this pack
This version combines a fast-acting sanitiser with pH control and Total Alkalinity support to keep water stable. The TA Increaser helps prevent pH drift, making weekly care easier for customers and reducing support queries for trade teams.
Contains:
- 1 x Chlorine Granules - 500 g
- 1 x pH Plus Granules - 500 g
- 1 x pH Minus Granules - 750 g
- 1 x Total Alkalinity (TA) Increaser - 500 g
- 1 x Test Strips - 50 strips
How each product helps
Chlorine Granules (500 g)
A fast-acting hot tub sanitiser for clear, safe water. Maintain a 3-5 ppm residual to control bacteria and help the water recover quickly after use.
pH Plus Granules (500 g)
Raises low pH into the recommended 7.2-7.6 range. Correct pH improves sanitiser efficiency and helps protect heaters, pumps, seals, and acrylic from corrosion.
pH Minus Granules (750 g)
Lowers high pH to prevent scale, cloudiness, and irritation. The 750 g size reflects real-world dosing needs, especially on fresh fills and in hard-water regions.
Total Alkalinity (TA) Increaser (500 g)
Establishes the correct alkalinity buffer, typically 80-120 ppm, to keep pH from drifting out of range. Stable TA makes ongoing water care easier and helps protect spa equipment.
More info (if needed): Suitable for all spas and hot tubs when used as directed. Designed for new hot tub start-ups, showroom handovers, and trade service packs. Compatible with all common spa systems. Part of the Pure-Spa water care range.
See other options in the series:
- Pure-Spa Bromine / No Foam
- Pure-Spa Bromine / Total Alkalinity
- Pure-Spa Chlorine / No Foam
Safety: Add chemicals to water, never water to chemicals. Dose separately with pumps running and retest between adjustments. Store closed, upright, and dry. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
