Vita Spa Filters
Vita Spa Filters are available below in many different sizes with the 25 and 50 square foot options being the most popular.
It's critical to routinely clean and replace your Vita Spa filters to ensure maximum cleanliness and efficiency of your spa.
To find the exact item that fits your needs, use our Product Search function to the top right. Enter a key word such as filter model or filter cartridge part number. For example, 7CH-50 or PVT50. Or browse the UNICEL Product Cross Reference Guide to find what you need. Click here to view
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
At All Pool Filters 4 Less, you can find filters for your Vita Spa in several sizes, including popular 25-square-foot and 50-square-foot options. Since filter sizing depends heavily on your spa’s model year and plumbing setup, it’s important to confirm the exact replacement for your specific unit before ordering.
Different Vita Spa models use different cartridge styles, from screw-in to inline and handle-top filters. The best way to find the correct replacement is by matching your cartridge’s diameter and length, as well as the thread size.
At All Pool Filters 4 Less, you can easily compare replacement options to find the right fit. If you still need help, text us at 954-558-0584 for assistance.
Yes, aftermarket filters are safe to use for your Vita Spa, especially when you buy quality products from trusted manufacturers such as UNICEL and Pleatco. You can also find these aftermarket filter options here at All Pool Filters 4 Less for reliable filtration at a more affordable price.
Check the model number or cartridge part number on your current filter. From there, you can use our UNICEL Product Cross Reference Guide to locate the matching replacement.
If you still can’t find the correct filter, contact us so we can help you.
You can keep your Vita Spa filters clean using a few simple maintenance steps:
- Spray the filter weekly with a hot tub filter cleaner for a deeper clean.
- Rinse the cartridge with warm water regularly, especially after heavy spa use or chemical treatments.
- Soak your filter in a spa filter cleaning solution every time you drain and refill your hot tub.
You should never do that because high heat can warp the plastic components and damage the filter material, which may ruin the cartridge completely. It’s still best to manually clean your filter with a hose or a specialized filter cleaner to make it last longer.
Most Vita Spa filters last about 12 to 18 months under normal use. If you rotate between two sets of filters while cleaning them regularly, you may extend their lifespan up to 24 months before replacement becomes necessary.
If you’re using larger Vita Spa filters, make it a habit to replace them every 18 to 24 months. However, the actual lifespan actually depends on how often you use your spa and how often you maintain the filter. So, you may need to replace it sooner if you notice problems like:
- Torn filter fabric
- Frayed filter bands
- Brittle plastic parts
- Heavy scale buildup that won’t rinse away
You can refer to this Vita spa maintenance checklist to help your filter last longer:
- Avoid harsh chemicals such as bleach because they can damage the polyester filter fibers.
- Use a specialized hot tub filter cleaner if rinsing with water alone doesn’t remove buildup completely.
- Clean the filter consistently to help maintain proper water flow and filtration.
Here are a few basic steps you can follow so choosing a Vita Spa filter will be easier:
- Find your spa’s data plate, which is usually near the equipment area.
- Write down the model number and serial number.
- Match the dimensions of your existing filter, including the end-cap style and thread type.
