

Vita Spa · 100 Series
Vita Spa Duet hot tub
Two seats, both upright (no lounger). Suits one or two people. It plugs into a standard 120V outlet.
- Seats: 2 seats
- Lounger: No lounger
- Size: 7′ 2″ × 4′ 2″
- Power: 120V plug-in or 240V
Free. Your price range, then one dealer near you.
Sit in it. 2 seats, no lounger.
What it costs.
Price
Price on requestThis maker doesn't post its prices, so we don't print one. Ask, and we'll send you the price range.
To keep it hot
Not tested yet
California has no energy test on file for this model.
What owners say.
From owner reviews and forums about the Duet.
Owners complain about
- Control board and circuit board failures
All themes, and complaint records
Owners complain about
- Control board and circuit board failures. One owner, across three threads, reports a pump replacement, leaks from a hose rubbing the motor and two burnt circuit boards on a small Amour, with a $1,500 repair quote. A 2009 Duet bought used had a burnt lower board and a persistent Pb (power-board communication) code. A 2007 tub blew fuses with REL/F2 relay errors.
Vita Spa as a company
How it’s built. The 8 build checks, in plain words.
The same eight checks we run on every brand, answered from Vita Spa’s own documents. Tap one for what it means and the evidence.
Self-supporting shellDoes the shell hold itself up?Partly

Fiberglass-backed shell, but a wood or steel frame carries it.
Every model sits in a perimeter frame: wood on the 100 and 300 Series, steel on the 500 and 700. Vita warrants the vessel and the frame as separate parts. No foam holds the shell up either, but nothing published shows it standing on its own.
Applies to: All models: wood frame on the 100 and 300 Series, steel frame on the 500 and 700 Series
Clamped plumbingAre the hoses glued and clamped?Not published

Vita Spa doesn't publish this. Ask the dealer.
Vita never says how pipe is joined to its fittings, and no teardown photos are public. The manuals only mention hand-tight unions at the pumps and heater. These tubs are not foam-filled, so a dealer can pull a side panel and show you the joints.
Applies to: All models
Manifold-fed jetsDoes each jet get its own line?Not published

Vita Spa doesn't publish this. Ask the dealer.
Larger models split their jets across two or three pumps with diverter valves, so seats run on separate zones. Nothing says whether each jet gets its own feed off a manifold or runs in series. The open plumbing bay makes this checkable in person.
Applies to: All models
Standard partsCan any repair tech buy the parts?Partly

Balboa and Gecko inside, rebadged, with proprietary jets and panels.
Electronics and pumps come from Balboa and Gecko, so boards, heaters and topsides are parts an independent tech can buy. The jets, side panels and control branding are Vita's own, there is no public parts catalog, and the warranty voids if a non-authorized tech works on it.
Applies to: All models
Compression-fitted jetsAre the jet bodies held by a nut, not glue?Partly

Older jet bodies bolt in with a nut; newer ones press into a grommet.
Parts sellers list Vita jet bodies with a nut, gasket and compression ring. Newer bodies shared with American Whirlpool press into a rubber grommet with no nut. Vita doesn't say which current tubs use, and nothing shows glued bodies.
Applies to: All series
Adjustable jetsCan you turn each jet up or down?Yes

Directional and rotating jets each adjust on their own.
Turn the outer ring on a directional or rotating jet to set its flow, and aim the nozzle where you want it. The Euro jet stays open because ozone feeds through it. Air controls on the lip work in groups, not per jet.
Applies to: All models; most jets adjust, but ozone, Euro and some high-flow jets are fixed
Service networkCan someone near you fix it?Partly

Sold and serviced only through dealers; coverage isn't listed publicly.
Vita sells through pool and spa retailers, and your dealer handles delivery, install and warranty work. The locator is a contact form rather than a map, so you can't check who covers your area before handing over your details. Labor and travel can be billed on covered repairs.
Applies to: All models
American made?Built in Chandler, Arizona and Ottumwa, Iowa.Yes
The full Vita Spa build-quality report, ranked against every brand →
Also on this model
Full-foam insulationIs it foamed all the way through?Vital Energy System
Warranty
- Shell structure
- 1 year
- Shell surface
- 1 year
- Equipment
- 1 year
- Cabinet
- 1 year
- Labor
- 1 year
What you get.
100 Series. Entry-level tubs for couples and small families: one 1.5 HP/3.0 BHP 115V pump, a wood frame, and conversion to 120V.
What stands out
Worth knowing
Similar tubs. Same size, any brand.




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The detailsAll 92 specs, the energy filing and every source
Every specification
Everything Vita Spa publishes for the Duet. The dot after a value opens the document it came from.
Size & capacity
Build & insulation
Feature guides:InsulationCoversLightingWhich features are worth paying for
Doesn’t have: exterior lighting.
Energy filing
No California Energy Commission filing matches this model, so there’s no measured standby figure for it.
Where Vita Spa’s documents disagree
Two of its own documents give different answers. Check these against your quote.
Ask the dealer
Vita Spa doesn’t publish the heater size, filter area, cover thickness or number of filters for the Duet. Ask for them in writing.
Sources
- Vita Spa’s page for the Duet ↗
- Vita Spa’s warranty ↗
- vitaspa.com: document 1 ↗, document 2 ↗, document 3 ↗, document 4 ↗, document 5 ↗
- cdn.spasoftwaresolutions.net: document 1 ↗, document 2 ↗
- res.cloudinary.com: document 1 ↗
What’s a good deal on the Duet?
We send you the price range, by call, text or email: what a great deal, a good deal and market value look like. Then we introduce you to one Vita Spa dealer near you, who reaches out knowing what you expect to pay.
Free. Your price range, then one dealer near you.

