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Sundance
Flow Switch w/ Clear Tee Fitting & Barbed Nipple - Sundance, Jacuzzi, Artesian, D-1
Was: $87.90Now: $75.95 -
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Gecko Pressure & Flow Switch Cable, 14", MSPA, TSPA, 5-50-6002
Was: $17.12Now: $14.95 -
HydroQuip Flow Switch Kit w. Molex Connector, Watkins Mfg, 48-0223G-HQ
Was: $64.12Now: $62.95 -
Sundance Spas-1
Flow Switch 3/4" Barbed Ports- Sundance, Jacuzzi Spas, 2560-040
Was: $112.00Now: $93.95 -
Dimension One Flow Switch, Fast-Flo, 3/4" b x 3/4" sl, 07130-130
Was: $105.44Now: $91.95
Flow Switches
Flow switches are essential safety devices in hot tubs and spas that detect proper water flow through the system, primarily to protect the heater from dry firing (running without water circulation). They monitor flow on the discharge side of the heater or pump, closing electrical contacts only when sufficient water movement is present—preventing overheating, damage, or safety hazards.
This category includes a variety of replacement flow switches and related components compatible with popular brands like Jacuzzi, Sundance, Gecko, Balboa systems, HydroQuip, Harwil (Q-12 series), Dimension One, and others. Options range from paddle-style or magnetic flow switches, tee-mounted units (1-1/2" or 2" plumbing), low-flow designs, and universal models with cables/plugs for easy integration into LED packs, circulation pumps, or standard setups.
Flow switches vary by mounting type (inline tee, threaded MPT), activation threshold (e.g., 1-2 GPM minimum), voltage/amp rating, cable length/plug style (e.g., 3-pin, 4-pin, or universal), and spa configuration—precise matching to your model is critical for accurate detection and reliable heater operation. Mismatches can cause persistent flow errors or false no-flow readings.
Common issues include no heat or intermittent heating from failed switches, FL1/FL2 error codes (common in Jacuzzi/Sundance), stuck paddles due to debris/scale, faulty wiring causing open contacts, air locks reducing flow detection, or corrosion in older units. These problems often result from poor water chemistry, clogged filters, pump issues, or age. Replacing the flow switch is typically straightforward and prevents costly heater damage—often just the sensor portion swaps without needing the full housing.
To find the correct replacement:
- Identify your spa brand, model, year, control system (e.g., Jacuzzi LED, Gecko in.ye/in.stream), plumbing size, and error codes.
- Check switch location (usually near heater manifold), plug type, and any part numbers.
- Avoid guessing—send us clear photos of your existing flow switch, wiring/plug, plumbing tee, heater area, and spa label (model/serial number) for expert confirmation.
Text photos to 772-800-5445 or call 844-500-4645—we'll verify compatibility before you order. SpaShopper is not affiliated with any spa manufacturer. Brand names and part numbers are used for compatibility and identification purposes only.
Shop our flow switches today to restore safe, consistent heating and eliminate flow-related errors for worry-free hot tub enjoyment.