Also known as air pumps, the spa jet nozzles (spray nozzle, massage nozzle) have two intertwined inlets with a Venturi air outlet (the smaller tube) placed in the main tube (the larger tube) which is connected to the jet pump.
When accelerated water leaves the larger tube, a suction is exerted on the smaller air tube as a result of the Venturi effect, mixing air with water (similar to the carburetor) by incorporating air bubbles into the water leaving the nozzle (air jet).
To increase the bubbles (by up to four times), the spray nozzle is equipped with a spa blower which often features an electric motor with a centrifugal fan that sucks in the air, compresses...
Also known as air pumps, the spa jet nozzles (spray nozzle, massage nozzle) have two intertwined inlets with a Venturi air outlet (the smaller tube) placed in the main tube (the larger tube) which is connected to the jet pump.
When accelerated water leaves the larger tube, a suction is exerted on the smaller air tube as a result of the Venturi effect, mixing air with water (similar to the carburetor) by incorporating air bubbles into the water leaving the nozzle (air jet).
To increase the bubbles (by up to four times), the spray nozzle is equipped with a spa blower which often features an electric motor with a centrifugal fan that sucks in the air, compresses it, and immediately supplies it to the nozzle. The air bubbles make the outlet more turbulent, improving its massaging impact on the body.
The next advantage of the air bubbles in the nozzle outlet is that it makes water pressure more effective and milder.
Warranty : 1 year Warranty Terms:Warranty of originality of goods After-sale Services : 5 years
Warranty : 1 year Warranty Terms:Warranty of originality of goods After-sale Services : 5 years
Warranty : 1 year Warranty Terms:Warranty of originality of goods After-sale Services : 5 years
Warranty : 1 year Warranty Terms:Warranty of originality of goods After-sale Services : 5 years
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