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Leisure Bay Spas Parts

Leisure Bay spas (the Rec Warehouse brand, including the S2 and G2 series) were built with common industry components rather than proprietary ones, so most replacement parts are found by the component maker on the label — not by the Leisure Bay name. Filters are the exception: those are Leisure Bay-specific sizes and we stock them.

Find your Leisure Bay part

Start with the filters if that is what you need — both sizes ship from our Minnesota stock. For everything else, pull the equipment door and photograph the label on the spa pack, pump or heater; the maker and model number on that label is what identifies the replacement. Send the photos through the form below and we will match the part before you order.

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✅ Not Sure It Fits? Verify Before Ordering

Leisure Bay parts vary by model year, control system and the component maker on the label.

To confirm the correct replacement, send clear photos of:

  • The label on the part you are replacing (spa pack, pump, heater or topside)
  • Your spa serial number sticker
  • The equipment area with the door off

EZ Hot Tub Parts confirms fitment before you order, so you do not pay return freight on a wrong part.

Leisure Bay Spas parts guide

Filters. Leisure Bay used the 5-5/16″ Rainbow-style drop-in cartridge in two lengths — 17-3/4″ (100 sq ft) on most S2/G2 tubs and 10-1/8″ (50 sq ft) on smaller models — plus an 8-1/2″ slotted cartridge on a few. All three are on the Leisure Bay Filters page; the two drop-ins are stocked in Hurricane and the 100 in genuine Pleatco.

Control system, topside and circuit board. Many Leisure Bay spas were built on Balboa control systems. The label on the spa pack (the metal box inside the equipment door) gives the system and board number; the topside panel is matched by its button layout. Shop Balboa topside controls, circuit boards and spa packs, and send the label photo through the form above if you want us to confirm.

Heater. Match the heater tube length, kilowatt rating, voltage and sensor style from the old unit. Balboa heaters and all heaters.

Pumps, jets and plumbing. Pumps are matched from the motor label (HP, voltage, speeds, frame) and the union size — LX jet pumps. Jet inserts are matched by the face diameter and the body they snap into — Waterway jets and plumbing.

Not sure which filter brand is right for you? Compare Hurricane, OEM Factory Direct, Pleatco, ProAqua, Darlly and Ego3.

Leisure Bay quick links: Filters 100 & 50 | Topside Controls | Circuit Boards | Spa Packs | Heaters | Jet Pumps | Jets & Plumbing

Leisure Bay Spas parts questions

Where do I find Leisure Bay spa parts?

By the component maker. Leisure Bay assembled spas from industry-standard parts, so the control system, pump and heater are identified from their own labels (Balboa, LX, Waterway and so on) rather than a Leisure Bay part number. Filters are the one Leisure Bay-specific item, and those are on the filters page above.

Who made Leisure Bay spas?

Leisure Bay was the house brand of Rec Warehouse (Georgia), sold through its stores and other retailers; the S2 and G2 series are the most common tubs still in service. The company is no longer building spas, which is why owners come looking for parts by cross-reference.

What filter does a Leisure Bay spa use?

The 5-5/16″ drop-in in 17-3/4″ (100 sq ft) or 10-1/8″ (50 sq ft) length, or the 8-1/2″ slotted cartridge on a few models. Measure the old one; the filters page sorts them by length.

How do I identify my Leisure Bay control panel or circuit board?

Photograph the label on the spa pack inside the equipment door and the button layout on the topside panel, and send both with your serial number through the form above. The pack label carries the system and board number that picks the right replacement.

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