What is the maximum temperature that the spa water should not exceed?

The maximum temperature that spa water should not exceed is 104°F. This limit is based on health and safety standards to prevent overheating, which can lead to heat-related illnesses, especially for those who may be sensitive to high temperatures, such as children or individuals with certain medical conditions.

At 104°F, the spa water is warm enough to provide relaxation benefits while still being safe for most individuals. Higher temperatures can significantly increase the risk of hyperthermia, dehydration, and can cause additional strain on the cardiovascular system.

Maintaining spa water at or below this threshold helps ensure a safe recreational environment, allowing users to enjoy the benefits of hydrotherapy without undue risk. It is essential for pool operators and facility managers to monitor and regulate water temperatures to comply with these safety guidelines, ensuring the health and comfort of patrons.