Hot Spring TX 2 Person Hot Tub
Hot Spring TX 2 Person Hot Tub
Overview
Designed to fit neatly into a corner, the TX features a smart, space-saving design. Perfectly sized for two, it features lounge seating and a variety of jet types for dependable comfort and performance.
Quick Specs
- Total Seats: 2
- Lounge Seat: No
- Dimensions: 6’ x 6’ x 29” | 183 cm x 183 cm x 74 cm
- Water Care System: FreshWater® Salt System Ready
- Voltage: 115 V or 230 V
- Water Capacity: 190 gal. | 720 L
- Dry Weight: 635 lbs. | 290 kg.
- Filled Weight*: 2,570 lbs. | 1,165 kg.
Massage
- Jet Count: 11
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Jet Types
- 1 - Moto-Massage ®
- 1 - Directional Hydromassage
- 1 - Rotary Hydromassage
- 8 - Directional Precision®
- Comfort Control: Yes
- SmartJet System: No
- Jet Pump 1: Wavemaster® 4200 Two-Speed 1.0 HP Continuous Duty 1.7 HP Breakdown Torque
Clean Water
- 100% No-Bypass Filtration: No
- High-Flow Tri-X® Filters: No
- Dual-Action Filtration: No
- Polyester Filters with Free-Flow Core: Yes
- Effective Filtration Area: 30 sq. ft.
- Water Care System: FreshWater® Salt System Ready
- Circulation Pump: SilentFlo 5000®
- Floor Drain: Yes
Energy Efficiency
- Insulation: FiberCor®
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Heater: No-Fault® 1,000 W / 115 V or 4,000 W / 230 V
- Patented Pump Shroud: Yes
- Custom-Fit Insulated Cover: WeatherPro™ 4" Tapered Core with Hinge Seal
- Bottom Seal: Polyethelyne Sealed Bottom
- Energy Standards: Meets California Energy Commission (CEC) and APSP 14 Energy Efficiency Standards for Portable Spas
Intuitive Control
- Control System: IQ 2020® with LCD Control 115 V / 20 amp, 60 Hz Includes G.F.C.I. Protected Power Cord or 115 V / 30 amp, 60 Hz or 230 V / 50 amp, 60 Hz G.F.C.I. Protected Subpanel Required for 30 amp and 230 V Mode
- Diagnostic/Ready Light: No
Design
- Cabinet Colors: Almond | Havana | Storm
- Shell Colors: Alpine White | Pearl | Pebble | Tuscan Sun
- Cover Colors: Black | Gray | Chestnut
- Water Feature: Waterfall
- Lighting System - Interior: Multi-Color LED Points of Light
- Lighting System - Exterior: Multi-Color LED Lighting with Timer
- Polymeric Substructure: No
Accessories
- Smart Spa Technology: No
- Smart Monitoring System: No
- Cover Lifters: Lift ‘n Glide
- Steps: Hot Spot® Collection Steps
- Wireless Music System: No
- Subwoofer: No
- Ozone System: Yes
Brand
Hot Spring®
- Structure: 5 Years
- Shell Surface: 2 Years
- Cabinet: 2 Years
- No-Leak Plumbing: 2 Years
- No-Fault® Heater: 2 Years
- Component Warranty: 2 Years
- Interior Light Assembly: 2 Years
Important
Actual shell and cabinet colors may differ from on-screen representation. Please see your local dealer to verify.
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Distinctive Features
FreshWater® Salt System Ready
A revolution in water care that helps you spend more time enjoying your spa and less time maintaining it.
FiberCor® Insulation
Exclusive insulation with a density four times greater than the half-pound foam used in most spas helps lock in heat and save energy cost.
Legendary Performance
Backed by a decades-long reputation for outstanding quality and value, you can count on years of enjoyment and reliability.
Hot Spring Hot Spot Collection FAQs
What is the Hot Spring Hot Spot series?
The Hot Spring Hot Spot series is designed to deliver the essential Hot Spring spa experience at a more approachable price point. These spas focus on dependable performance, comfortable seating, quality massage, and easy ownership without the extra premium features found in higher-end collections.
What models are in the Hot Spot collection?
The Hot Spot collection includes the TX, SX, Stride, Pace, Relay, and Rhythm models. The series ranges from compact 2-person and 3-person spas to larger family-sized hot tubs with seating for up to 7 people.
Which Hot Spot model is best for small spaces?
The TX, SX, and Stride are excellent choices for smaller patios, decks, or backyard spaces. The TX is a compact 2-person spa designed to fit neatly into a corner, while the Stride offers a narrow footprint with lounge seating for three.
Does the Hot Spot series offer lounge seating?
Yes, select Hot Spot models include lounge seating. The Pace features double lounge seating, while the Stride includes a lounge seat in a compact 3-person layout. Lounge seats are ideal for stretching out and enjoying a more reclined hydromassage experience.
Are Hot Spot spas saltwater compatible?
Yes. Hot Spot collection spas are FreshWater® Salt System ready, giving owners the option to enjoy simplified water care with fewer bottled chemicals and softer-feeling spa water.
Are any Hot Spot spas 115V plug-and-play?
Yes. Several Hot Spot models offer 115V or 230V options, including the TX, SX, Stride, and Pace. Larger models like the Relay and Rhythm are 230V models. A 230V setup generally requires professional electrical installation.
What is the largest Hot Spot hot tub?
The Rhythm is the largest model in the Hot Spot collection. It seats up to 7 people and measures 7' x 7' x 36", making it a strong choice for families, entertaining, or anyone who wants more room to stretch out.
Why choose the Hot Spot series over the Limelight or Highlife collections?
Choose the Hot Spot series if you want the core Hot Spring experience at a more accessible price. Choose Limelight or Highlife if you want more advanced styling, upgraded features, and premium design details. Hot Spot is best for shoppers who value comfort, reliability, and everyday performance without needing every top-tier feature.
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.
Hot Tub Blog Posts
Sun Valley & Wood River Valley Hot Tub Owner's Guide
Owning a hot tub at 5,750–6,200 feet isn't like owning one in the valley. Higher elevation, longer winters, heavier snow, frequent power outages, and homes that sit empty for weeks all change the equation. This guide is written specifically for mountain resort homeowners in the Wood River and Teton Valleys — covering how high elevation affects your spa, the three ways to protect a seasonal home when you're away (including SmartTub remote monitoring and professional winterization), what features to buy, installation considerations like frost depth and crane delivery, mountain water chemistry, a season-by-season maintenance calendar, and vacation rental tips. From your nearest authorized dealer in Twin Falls and Idaho Falls.
Hot Spring vs. Caldera vs. Sundance: A Dealer's Honest Comparison
Which one should I get — Hot Spring, Caldera, or Sundance?" We hear it multiple times a week. Because we sell all three (plus American Whirlpool), we can give you a genuinely honest answer instead of a brand-loyal pitch. This comparison breaks down what actually separates them: Hot Spring and Caldera share a parent company (Watkins Wellness) and core tech like the FreshWater Salt System, while Sundance (Jacuzzi Brands) takes a different path with CLEARRAY UV-C. We compare insulation, water care, jets, build quality, price, and warranty — each with our honest dealer take — then give you a clear framework for which brand fits which buyer. No wrong answers here, just the right one for you.
Best Hot Tubs for Idaho Winters: Cold-Climate Buyer's Guide
Idaho winters don't just test hot tubs — they expose them. When it's 5°F in Idaho Falls with wind whipping across the Snake River Plain, every weakness in your spa's insulation, cover, frame, and plumbing becomes a real problem. This guide breaks down the 6 features that separate a true cold-climate hot tub from a three-season disappointment — full-cavity insulation, base pan sealing, frame material, cover quality, freeze protection, and cabinet durability — then compares how Hot Spring, Sundance, American Whirlpool, and Caldera each handle them. Includes our top picks by scenario, 8 winter ownership tips, and a power-outage protocol for when the grid goes down.
