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- SplitNutSet - (2) X802900 - Spa Heater Split Nut and (2) X801765 - Heater Gasket O-Ring
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- heater for 2015 Master Spas Twilight series Hotub
Copper Heater Straps. These are the longer style heater straps. These are the most common heater straps. These heater straps are used to connect power from the PC board and the heater.
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Designed specifically for preventing fasteners from coming loose after they are tightened, the ⅜’’ SS Split Lock Washer from Master Spa Parts is the perfect choice for fastening essential components of your spa.
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Cooper Heater Strap. This is the shorter style of the 3 we have in stock (SKU #: 300016, SKU #: 300390). Copper construction provides easily installation for connecting your spa heater to the PC Board.
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MS 1700 System Control Pack for Master Spas
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This 4.0 kW heater that is easily installable so you can get back to enjoying your heated swim spa or hot tub in no time at all.
**REMOVING THE PLUG N CLICK OR EYELET CABLE FROM THE HEATER WILL VOID THE MANUFACTURES WARRANTY**
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Spa control packs, such as this MSWIM 15 Pack, are often-times known as the “brain” of the home spa. This replacement pack has a SKU number of X300794 and is manufactured and engineered by Balboa Water Group. The spa control pack controls a variety of functions in the spa such as lights, blowers, circulating pumps and more.
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This is the shaft nut replacement part is associated with other home spa items that make up the Standard Wave Propulsion. This replacement piece is made of quality plastic and metal and has a SKU number of X400140. This shaft nut is associated with other home spa items that make up the Standard Wave Propulsion.
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Stainless steel 3/8" Hex Nut is designed to be used on the fastening components of your spa propulsion system. Stay safe and keep your spa components from coming apart.
