What is the difference between a jet and a jet body?
Jets are made from 2 pieces, the jet face/back and jet body. The jet face is the part of the jet where water flows through and is normally powered by a spa boost pump.
The jet body is the part the jet sits inside, the body has a seal around the outside so water cannot leak to the underside of the spa.
To assist you in finding the correct jet replacement, please send the following to shop@spaworld.com.au
- A clear photo of your jet face
- Diameter of the same jet face
- A clear photo of the jet back
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