Cove Spas® - C110
Product Overview
A dedicated 110V plug-and-play spa engineered for straightforward setup without specialized wiring.
The Cove Spas C110 delivers hydrotherapy on a standard 110V electrical setup without requiring dedicated panel rewiring. Equipped with a 1.0 HP pump delivering 155 GPM across 13 targeted hydrotherapy jets, it retains heat using full 2lb density foam insulation inside a Permawood cabinet. Built-in ozone water treatment keeps sanitizer demand low while digital spa controls maintain precise temperature regulation.
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Benefits & What Makes It Different
110V Plug-and-Play System
Plugs directly into a standard dedicated outdoor 110V outlet, avoiding expensive 220V hardwiring.
2lb Density Foam Insulation
High-efficiency 2lb foam lines the cabinet to minimize heat loss and lower electric consumption.
1.0 HP Pump at 155 GPM
Drives steady water volume through 13 hydrotherapy jets for reliable massage performance.
Compatibility
- Dedicated 110V 15A/20A outdoor GFCI outlet
- Flat, level surface capable of supporting filled spa weight (concrete pad or reinforced deck)
- Standard spa water care systems including bromine, chlorine, or mineral cartridges
When To Use This
Pro Tip
Always plug the C110 directly into a dedicated GFCI outlet and avoid extension cords; voltage drop over cords can trip the breaker and overheat the pump motor under load.
Common Questions & Instructions
Does the Cove Spas C110 require special electrical work?
No, the C110 is a true 110V plug-and-play unit designed to connect directly into a standard dedicated 15-amp or 20-amp outdoor GFCI receptacle.
How does the built-in ozone sanitation system operate?
The factory-installed ozone system introduces ozone gas into the water circuit to oxidize organic waste, lowering bromine or chlorine chemical demand.
What kind of thermal insulation is used in the C110?
The spa is insulated with closed-cell 2lb density foam, which secures internal plumbing in place and blocks conductive heat loss in cold weather.
