Titus Turbo

Yes, the swim zone can be used as a large heated pool for family fun, while parents relax in the spa zone.

 Yes, the spa zone features adjustable jets so you can change pressure, direction, and massage style.

Yes, you can fine-tune the resistance for everything from gentle rehab to full-on swim training.

Yes, our showrooms have dual-zone swim spas on display so you can test the seating, try the jets, and see the quality up close.

Yes, the swim zone can be kept cooler for exercise while the spa zone is heated for relaxation, all controlled independently.

 Yes, most dual-zone swim spas are compatible with SpaNet® heat pumps for reduced running costs.

Yes, the swim zone also has bench seating and jets, so you can enjoy massage in both areas.

 Absolutely, just turn off the swim zone heater and keep the spa zone warm for winter soaking.

Yes, because they have separate pumps and heaters, both sections can be used simultaneously.

 A concrete pad is ideal for stability, but reinforced decking or spa pads may also work depending on site conditions.

Yes, each zone has its own insulated hard cover to keep heat in and debris out.

They’re usually around 6–7 metres long, giving you a generous swim area and a spacious spa section for 4–6 people.

Each zone has its own drain valve so you can empty them separately when needed.

They feature thick multi-layer insulation, insulated covers for both zones, and SpaNet® Thermal Tuning for efficient heating.

The spa zone has its own SpaNet® electric heater, designed for quick warm-up and stable temperature control.

Each zone has its own filtration and sanitisation system—usually a combination of ozone, UV-C, and Microban® filters for crystal-clear water.

The swim zone is ideal for one person training at a time, but the spa zone can seat multiple people at once.

 Dual-zone models often have 5 or more pumps—dedicated swim pumps for the swim zone, and separate massage pumps for the spa zone.

Most have 4–6 seats, including a mix of upright seats and at least one lounger.

Most dual-zone models have 3 or 4 swim jets in the swim section, powered by dedicated high-output pumps.

No, both zones use quiet circulation systems so you can filter water without disturbing your backyard peace.

Independent temperatures, more comfort for mixed activities, and a spa section that stays warm year-round.

Choose between 1.3 m or 1.5 m swim zones, depending on your swimming style and comfort level.

Both zones include LED lighting, often a central floodlight in the swim zone and perimeter LED lighting in the spa section.

Lucite® acrylic shells with galvanised steel frames provide long-lasting durability.

They use Focus™ Swim Jets—powerful, adjustable jets that provide a smooth swim current, paired with spa massage jets in the relaxation zone.

 Expect full-body coverage with jets targeting your back, shoulders, neck, and feet for deep, relaxing massage.

Every Alpine Swim Spa is backed by a 10-year structural warranty to protect the shell’s frame and integrity. You also get 5 years on the acrylic shell surface, covering against blisters or cracks, and 5 years on the heater and jets for reliable long-term performance. All other equipment and components—like pumps, control systems, and lighting—are covered for 2 years.

 They require separate power feeds for each zone—swim zone connections vary from 32 to 60 amps, spa zone typically needs 15–25 amps.

Most come with 10 years structural, 5 years on the shell and jets, and 2 years on equipment—covering both zones.