Dual-Zone Temperature Models

The swim side is built for movement. At 4.57 metres long and holding over 7,500 litres of water at a recommended 29°C, it gives you the space to swim laps, train against the current or walk the underwater treadmill (E2000 only) without overheating. A single bench seat keeps the floor clear for exercise, while UV-C and CD Ozone sanitisation work together to keep the larger water volume crystal clear. Step in to train hard, then step across when you are ready to recover.

The spa side is built for recovery. Compact at 1.52 metres, roughly the length of a bathtub, it holds 1,325 litres and heats up to 40°C, which is spa-hot and a few degrees warmer than an evening bath. Four hydrotherapy seats and a cool-down seat are packed with 34 to 36 jets, including large, rotary, directional and mini varieties that target relief across the back, shoulders, calves and feet. Full-foam insulation locks the heat in, while a dedicated CD Ozone system keeps this smaller body of water fresh without overworking the water chemistry.

A standard single-zone swim spa forces one temperature on everything you do. That means choosing between water cool enough to train in and water warm enough to relax in, and settling for a compromise that suits neither. Dual-zone models fix that by giving you two of everything that matters. Each side has its own LCD control panel, so you can leave the swim side cool for training and the spa side hot for recovery at the same time, with no compromise. Tri-Thermic™ wraps the cooler swim side while full-foam insulation holds the heat in on the hotter spa side, and sanitisation is matched to each body of water.