Circuit Board

If your spa requires an investment of $300.00 or more to get it operational, you might want to consider the Smart Touch Control packs.
These packs allow you to replace the control box, which includes the circuit board, heater, sensors, and topside, for a cost that is often less than some Circuit Boards.

The Smart Touch Control packs are easy to install and come at a great price, offering a reliable solution for your spa needs.

Replacing only the circuit board can be financially risky.
If the cause of damage to the old board is not rectified before installing a new one, you may end up with two non-functional boards.
Moreover, please note that circuit boards are non-returnable.
Therefore, opting for our Smart Touch Control packs could be a safer and more economical choice.

Not specifying the part name or number, I have compiled a list of manufacturers that commonly use parts from the major industry-standard suppliers (OEMs) like Balboa, Gecko, Waterway, and CMP.

If your part is a standard component from one of these brands, it is likely used by:

Artesian Spas: Frequently utilizes Balboa control systems and Waterway jets.
Bullfrog Spas: Known for high-end builds using Balboa electronics.
Cal Spas: Widely uses Balboa controllers and various Waterway plumbing components.
Coast Spas: Often incorporates Balboa packs and Waterway jets.
Marquis Spas: Uses Balboa control systems.
Master Spas: Frequently cited for using non-proprietary Balboa parts for easier repairability.
Wellis / BuenoSpa: Heavily utilizes standard OEM parts from major suppliers.
Vita Spa: Uses standard components available through generic spa parts distributors.
Canadian Spa Company: Primarily uses Balboa equipment in their models.

Important Note on Proprietary Parts:
Some major brands like Hot Spring, Caldera, and Sundance often use proprietary versions of these parts (e.g., a Balboa board with a custom chipset), meaning a generic replacement may not work without a specific manufacturer-coded version.

If you’re trying to replace a sensor, you find the model number on a label attached to the sensor wire.
Send us a photo of the old sensor and the label, and we will research and respond.
If you can’t find it, you may need to identify the spa control system or circuit board to figure out which sensor is compatible with your spa pack.