Sundance Spas Claremont 6 Person Hot Tub
Sundance Spas Claremont 6 Person Hot Tub
Overview
With room for up to six adults, the evolutionary Claremont® spa is loaded with modern, thoughtful details. Wrapped in breathtaking cabinetry and offering more ways to relax than ever before, this 980™ Series model will change the way you use your spa.
Quick Specs
- Total Seats: 6
- Lounge Seat: Yes
- Dimensions: 7'10" x 8'4" x 34"
- Water Care System: ClearRay Active Oxygen® System
- Voltage: 240v 40 amp / 50 amp or 60 amp
Specifications
- Volume: 405 gal. | 1,533 L
- Dry Weight: 1,045 lbs. | 474 kg.
- Jets: 59
- North America (60 Hz): 1-Speed/2.5 HP Continuous, 11.3A Max., 56 Frame
- North America (60 Hz): 1-Speed/2.5 HP Continuous, 11.3A Max., 56 Frame
- Circulation Pump: Yes
- Diverter Valves: 2
- Filtration System: ClearRay Active Oxygen® System
- Filters: 2
- North America (60 Hz): 240 VAC@40A/50A or 60A; Export (50 Hz): 230-240 VAC@1x20A, 1x16A/1x20A, 3x16A (see manual for more configurations); or Suitable Rated Circuit Breaker To Comply With Local Electrical Regulations. Certain Countries May Require 2 Power Inputs; Two GFCI/RCD Breakers are Required For This Configuration.
- MicroClean® Ultra II Filtration System, 130 ft² (2 interlocking cartridge filters)
- Rectangle
- Lounge
- Dynamic Flow Circulation System; Factory installed ClearRay Active Oxygen® System
Brand
Sundance Spas
- Spa Shell Structure: 10 Years
- Shell Surface: 7 Years
- Equipment & Controls: 5 Years
- Plumbing Components: 5 Years
- Cabinet: 5 Years
- Jets: 5 Years
2 year warranty for all other factory installed components not otherwise mentioned specifically, including, but not limited to non-metal frame components, cabinet hardware, insulation, diverter valves, LED lighting systems, filter shield, stereo related components (receiver, speakers, subwoofer, power supply, etc.)and mechanical components are warranted against malfunctions due to defects in workmanship or materials.
Other Components: 1 Year
- Factory installed SmartTub® system is warranted against malfunction due to defects in workmanship or materials.
- Factory installed ClearRay Active Oxygen® UV & Ozone system is warranted against malfunctions due to defects in workmanship,
materials, and leaks for one year, except the UV-C bulb and quartz tube. The UV-C bulb and quartz tube are warranted for ninety (90) days.
Important
Actual shell and cabinet colors may differ from on-screen representation. Please see your local dealer to verify.
Distinctive Features
SunCooler™ and Conversation Deck
Integrated cold storage with illumination, removable lid matching exterior cabinetry and pump-assist drain for convenience. Also serves as additional seating for socializing out of the water without leaving the spa.
Controls
Advanced i-Touch Glass Control panel with illuminated smartphone-inspired design eases use day or night and includes SunSmart 2.0 WiFi app for remote control and monitoring convenience.
Lighting and Waterfalls
Architectural corner lighting highlights the exterior while color-changing LED lights illuminate built in SunCoolers™, a soothing waterfall and softly highlights key seats.
Sundance Spas 980 Series FAQs
What makes the Sundance Spas 980 Series different from other hot tubs?
The Sundance® 980™ Series is designed as a premium luxury hot tub collection with advanced hydrotherapy, modern cabinetry, illuminated design details, smart controls, upgraded filtration, and social features like the SunCooler™ and conversation deck. Sundance highlights the series for its tool-free cabinetry, synthetic base, standard SunStrong® Extreme cover, Glass i-Touch controls, SmartTub™ compatibility, CLEARRAY® technology, and MicroClean® Ultra filtration.
Which hot tub models are in the Sundance 980 Series?
The current Sundance 980 Series page features the Kingston™ and Claremont® models. Both are large luxury spas with room for up to six adults and modern cabinet styling.
How many people can fit in a Sundance 980 Series hot tub?
The Kingston™ and Claremont® models are both listed as having room for up to six adults, making them good options for families, couples who like extra space, or homeowners who entertain.
What is the difference between the Kingston and Claremont?
The Kingston™ features open seating with 57 jets and a 401-gallon volume, while the Claremont® includes a lounge seat, 59 jets, and a 405-gallon volume. The Claremont lounge is molded to support the body for a full-body massage, while the Kingston is better suited for people who prefer open seating and flexible social space.
Does the Sundance 980 Series have lounge seating?
Yes, the Claremont® model includes a lounge seat. Sundance describes it as a reclining-style lounge molded to support the body and provide massage coverage for the neck, back, hips, wrists, legs, and feet.
What kind of jets are in the Sundance 980 Series?
The 980 Series includes Sundance’s patented Fluidix® Jets, upgraded Accu-Ssage™ therapy, broad-coverage leg therapy, and SilentAir® injector jets. These are designed to deliver targeted relief for areas like the back, hips, neck, wrists, calves, legs, and feet.
Does the Sundance 980 Series include aromatherapy?
Yes. The 980 Series uses SilentAir® injector jets that can diffuse SunScents™ fragrances for an aromatherapy experience while adding soft bubbles to the water.
What is the SunCooler on the Sundance 980 Series?
The SunCooler™ is an integrated illuminated cold-storage area built into the lounge deck. It has a removable lid that matches the exterior cabinetry and includes a pump-assisted drain. It can also function as additional seating for socializing outside the water.
Can I control a Sundance 980 Series hot tub from my phone?
Yes. The 980 Series includes an advanced Glass i-Touch control panel and is compatible with the standard SmartTub™ System. The Kingston and Claremont product pages also mention the SunSmart 2.0 WiFi app for remote control and monitoring convenience.
What water care system does the Sundance 980 Series use?
The Sundance 980 Series uses CLEARRAY® UV-C technology, MicroClean® Ultra filtration, and Dynamic Flow Circulation. The Kingston and Claremont pages list the factory-installed ClearRay Active Oxygen® System and MicroClean® Ultra II filtration with two interlocking cartridge filters.
Hot Tub Safety Tips
For safety, limit hot tub sessions to about 15–30 minutes, keep the water temperature at or below 104°F, and stay hydrated before and after use. Avoid alcohol, and get out right away if you feel dizzy, lightheaded, overheated, or uncomfortable. People who are pregnant, have heart conditions, blood pressure concerns, or other medical conditions should check with a healthcare professional before using a hot tub.
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