WE10 SPA Circulation Pump, Hot Tub Circulation Pump, LX Pump Motor 115V, 0.25HP, 3/4" Port Compatible with OEM E5/E10 - Model: WE10(115V)

Works great I highly recommend it. It’s a little larger than I thought it was gonna be though but it still fit in my Jacuzzi real Jacuzzi first straight though how do they recommend robust I’ve had it several months now and have no problems. Highly recommend.

Working great on my hot tub lot of engineering to make it all fit. You can put 29lb in a 20 lb sack!!!

Not impressed. Very noisy pump motor

This pump is substantially larger than the old Watkins pump that finally failed after 23 years of running 24/7. That size difference forced me to slightly relocate the tub's heater. Moving these parts around necessitated replacing the ¾" connecting hoses (which I had planned to do anyway, as the old ones were opaque, rock hard, and difficult to work with). Found a 10-ft section of reinforced PVC hose at Lowes. Tip: using a heat gun (on LOW) to warm up the PVC hoses, and putting a bit of plumber's silicone grease on the pump-to-hose flanges makes slipping the hoses onto the pump much easier.Once everything was connected, this pump works perfectly. As I already mentioned, it's quite a bit larger than the OE pump (and twice the HP), so I think it's just a bit louder than the stock pump (which is no longer available). No big deal, but the sound of the pump running is noticeable when you're in the tub. I'm pretty sure that it's moving more water, so filtration should be better than stock. Yes, I'd buy it again.Oh, and I had a technical question about the motor, left an Amazon message for the seller, and received a response within minutes. That's impressive.Update: just after the one-year warranty expired, the pump started turning itself off for several minutes, then back on. When the pump goes off, the spa controller automatically turns off the heater. In my spa, the heater never comes back on, even if the circ pump starts back up. So, cold tub. I have a new (different) pump on order.One more thing: according to the label, this pump draws 1.8 amps, or about 218 watts. That's a lot! Running 24 hr/day means that I was paying about $26/month (@17¢/kwh) just to run the circ pump! The new pump I just ordered supposedly draws 39 watts, less than a fifth of this one. Live and learn, right?

Works perfect

Not tested yet, but unit fits in space. Larger than original.

Needed a replacement for a Paradise Kauai hot tub recirculating pump. Went through two of them, the first one developed a leak in the pump housing after 3 weeks. The replacement shipped to me would not operate at all.Update: the second one was ok, the problem was with the spa controller board.

This pump takes up too much space, and therefore didn’t fit under the apron of my Royal Spa. There is also a sticker on the unit, and a warning in the instructions, saying “Do not place in wet areas or under spa apron.” Where the heck do they think a spa pump is going to go? They all go under the apron, and they all potentially get wet with overflow from the spa. This seems like a nice pump, but it shouldn’t be marketed as a spa pump.